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Ti V iE MACON DAILY tj&JSGKAPH AND MESSENGER. ffaffiAlt MORNING. NOVEMBER 1. l&M THE CITY FRIDAY MORM> To Matron* of the ( oil Htmr« u Bv ..ritv ..f th- <lrnng»', <* Utu**'W'*»Unx of Cotton Ste!-- Patron* will be held in the city of At lanta, t»a.,on the 2f>th instant, at So'd> k T. to tak< »iit/oc« nM.l. ration ui'Miaunra looking to the relief Of th** brother!.*>od. Cotton State* exchangoa of the Georgia pre«u» will copy. <>r call attention to Half-far«' ru tamed «<n all e heard i but the i at the will doubt! Main. omplain dust joab ■ho did Ml with a fair probability that it will raining thU morning while the aubazrib- era aro reading thia paper. Hair of fuel*. The weather wm mo bad yesterday that Mr. Milo S. Freeman waa com palled postpono hia auction sale of fancy fori*. By rrferenco to hia adrertioement it will be aeon that the sale will take plane to- He baa received ck of fowls which will old at the same time. Bill Arp’« Prorr Paper*. M«*wra. J. W. Burke A Co. h.ive oeived a good aupply of BiU Arp*$ "Peace Paper***—the n*w book by oar Georgia humorist. Carle Lon has published a large number of fanny books sinoe the war but this is the most readable one.of all. especially for the Southern people. But it is not a funny liook, merely, but abounds in the roost cutting satire which has tho power to cause some wincing high places. Messrs. Burke A Co.’s ad vertisement appear* elsewhere. Thr Brown Mouse Ball. The hall given by the proprieto tho Brown House on Wednesday evening was one of the pleasantest social that ever transpired in Macon. tfiulonoe was very large, in spite of the inclement evening, many of the roost beautiful daughters of Macon being prei ent, together with quite a number of At lanta and Augusta ladies. The spacious dining hall of the hotel was cleared and given up to the dancers at an early hour in the evening, and from that time until after midnight there waa no lack of mirth and gayety. The ladies were all ele gantly dressed and beautiful as houris the gentlemen wore as gallant so could have been desired j the music was charm ing, and—what else was needed to mak the evening a most delightful one ? Homr % km I it. We are happy to announco the fact that Mr. A. A. Rolf has returned from several months’ tour in Europe, in fine health ami as genial as ever. Notwith standing his long association with for eigners. he still speaks the English lan guage distinctly, and still reoognises his old acquaintances without any of that baronial formality which it is natural that one should acquire during a four months* sojourn among the grandees and grand things of the old world. We are glad to know that his enjoyment abroad caiuo up to the full measure of his expec tation. He is a close observer of things, and knows more now about the manners and customs of people abroad than some men do who have spent as many year* abroad as he has spent months. We congratulate him upon having bad a "bon voyage and a safe return." Messrs. J. W. Burke & Co.'s Pre ml ii ni. Meam. J. W. Burke A Co., the enter prising booksellers and* printers of this city, took premiums at the State Fair upon everything they exhibited. They got silver medals for* the best selection of chromos exhibited by a merchant; for the best specimen of ledger, journal and cash book from a Georgia house, and for tho best spocimen of book publishing by a Georgia house. They also got diplomas for the best specimen of poster printing, and for tho display of card and bill print ing. They showed a superb stock goods in their lino, but walked over the track in spite of strong opposition. Their display of blank books especially won very elegant, for which they were in drifted to the excellent taste of Mr. John G. Doits. There were no blank book) exhibited except such os were mado solely to till orders from their regular customers. P mum List Correction*. In the premium list, os publish-* 1 y torday morning, some mistakes occurred to which our attention has vexy kindly loon called. Doubtle*# there are others in this list, which are the result of over sight in copying the swards. It waa hiUiriou* task to make the copy, and i our has to to get it out os early as proct cable, it would have been strange if no errors or omissions had occurred. Our report awarded the premium for the best collection of paintings and draw ings, tho work of a single exhibitor, to Mi** Soenowski, of Athena. The award was to Mra. Mary Burke Soznett, of Sjvirta. This waa an error in checking the books in the Secretary’* office. The manner in which the awards for sealivs was made waa not accurately stated. Th# Fairbanks |Scales Company got the diploma for the "best display of steelyards and scales," while tho Howe Company took the diploma for "the best and most accurate scale." Wheeler A \Vll»on. This company received the highest award nt the State Fair for fine stitching on morocco and leather—done on the now Wheeler A Wilson, No. 6. This chine is constructed on new and novel principles and combines more original features than havo appeared in any sew ing machine since the year*lS52. The Wheeler A Wilson Company have been for the post twelve years patiently en deavoring to bring out a machine which should be as perfectly adapted to manu facturing purposes as is their Family Machine to he .behold use; after expend ing nearly $900,000 in careful experiment they have produced a machine unap proachable cumbersom manofacU clothing, tho light, made by t esaiy htr work, and leading m. ry way su^ ner to .e affairs heretofor roof heU. sli.sw The new m.whu .vasy motion and } je rotating hook » ngtb of part.** fo with > tine York WiM was i merit at Vienna, nuchine. And i highest encomium Beside the prom the Wheeler a Wi thru* fl**t {realm a variety of works consisting of a the old and i used in the and heavy ie combines *• rf«\ t stitch ith the nec- r all heavy avor among ;;ng N « ie medal of tied on this Musical aorlrfjr. ing wa- held at the office oi rttHtad, Wood A Co. last even- he purpose of taking the initia- s toward organizing a musical MX'i«tv. Quite a number of gentlemen a .-ro jiresent, but the e%e*°ding inclem ency of the Weather prevented the Wiles from coming out. The gentlemen dis- cussqd th*- matter informally, and were Of th*.- opinion that tho organization of •J... p r *.p.v-.l -»■ uii-ty w a* entirely pnv ti- cal; but as it iras desirable to have the ladw* in attendance, that their opinions might be ascertained, no step* were taken toward a permanent organization, ..ruf whole was deferred until a future meeting to be held justs* 8000 as the weather becomes settled. We are heartily glsd that this move ment is on foot, sad that it is in the hands of gentlemen who are likely to ™*w> ita suooeas. Macon is about the only city in Georgia which has not a flourishing musical society, and yet there is as much fine musical talent hero ** there is in any other city in tho State. Therefore we can see no reason why such a society should not flourish here, as well M alsewbei*, provided the musical people will give it their attention. We could name a soore or more of ladies and gen tlemen who, if united, would form a com bination of musical talent which could not be surpassed by the same number of amateurs anywhere on the continent. Then let the movement proceed, and we hope the musicians of the city will oor- dially co-operate with it. Ob motion of Alderman J. W. Bt: he Ibf Committee *>n Ctriirob-rit* w.-ro h; ihOcized to har«- such repair.- made* on till hearse* a* are neetraatry. On motion, the isle of city lots to come 'ff on the 12th of this month was post- p oned indefinitely. On motion Council adjourned to meet ae. ^t T> at 7 o’clock r. m. J. A. McMants, c. c. ADYEKXISEMENTS. rComaunkmted.} Editor* Telegraph and Messenger : The novel idea and intonating display of the Republic Life Insurance Company at our State Fair excite* much comment, and some facts, concerning it* origin, stand ing and purposes, and a simple statement of some things that have been accom plished by its enterprising manager may not be uninteresting. The West, like the South, has been an nually drained of millions of dollars for life insurance premiums by Eastern com panies whose charters require Eastern investments, and a number of far-seeing capitalists, knowing the opposition a coun ter movement would produce, organized the Republic with the immense capital ►took of $5,000,000, nearly ten times as much as any company ever had before. Their fou rotation idea is published to the world, which is to prevent, in some meas ure, the usual dram from the West and South of millions of dollars for life insu rance premiums and keep them for in vestment at home. To carry out its leading idee, the con stitution provides that the stock sub scribed and the surplus premiums taken in each locality (in the West and South) hha.ll be invested where received, under the direction of the branch officers, sub ject to the approval of the central com mittee. No one doubts the strength of tho or ganization ; and tho character of its htockholders in Georgia is a sufficient guarantee of its good management and absolute security. If there be a need of money in our State, surely its purpose* < oitmu n<l it to every one; and though my application for a policy was rejected, 1 desire the success of the company, and know others who were rejected that are now zealously working in its interest. The ambition of the superintendent of agencies is well directed; as he enters whole-souled into any enterprise he un dertakes, we are not astonished at his sucoess; and if a dozen such men will unite their efforts, bis hope* will vexy soon be realized. Every good citizen should be willing to encourage this en terprise; for the stopping of this leak will produce wonderful results. It is astonishing to know^ what Mr. Goodnow has accomplished since he or* -anized a branch in Atlanta. Having Iteoome thoroughly identified with our •eople, the Republic block sprung up as *y a magic touch under his direction, and U now an ornament to the cite, and an advertisement to the State. One of the best honks in the South has been located there—mainly through tho work ings of his clear head, and many thou sands of dollars have been brought here for investment through his influence. Owners of real estate in various sections testify to his liticrality in making loons. Many towns havo boon offered assistance in their enterprises, and some cf them have already reaped full benefit there from. In this company every objection to life insurance is met. Here we find positive security for our families, no uncertain promises, but a simple, plain and definite contract, so much insurance for so much money, and the greatest amount for the least amount; the dividends are left in our pockets, the premiums are invested at home, the company insures the policy holder, and if we wish we can insure our lives just as we inaurj our property, only much cheaper. Having seen something of the work ings of this company, knowing its plans and standing from dose investigation, and seeing too tendency of mutual policy holders to come to stock companies, I am ncouragod to pen this artsde, believing ;in investigation bv our people will result in much good to them. Middlk Georgia. Financial and Commercial . S»\ tuck SLite' aatU-Codno. net mtaUiM 1014$ lllw - KS * lit; low rr.i i-:!;' r- 1A * »toe! market quiet. strict < BosT03r—4>* safe* 150; Man, net rone 2*S I Mechanics 1 Fire Company No. 4. A 1 PPBAB -•»: your Halloa FRIDAY NIGHT. the 7th in,t, at 7i o’dock. All. both OLD | and YOl > <». memlnrro must come. Bu,m_ is porta r ce to be tran^rUxL nor7 It B. CROCKETT. i Macon Hook & Ladder Co. No. T. S. OREEN.SemUiT. OFFIC TELEGRAPH AND KBSSS5GE Novzsvel S— Evxaizo, Ifr Cotton. The market rkwnl nominal and I2|e lor low middling. The nsreipt* yesterday w rail and 1Z2 hj wsfoa. lisle*; a!r»W3. To-d*y the tor nul and 77 b* • be shipments \ dpt* were 477 bales—100 &on. The shipments --*" . SC! XACOJ COTTOS STATZJOtjrT. -‘•Vk on hand Sept. 1,1573 •UceiTsd Wcdn^-Dj..ZZ; - teivtd proiiou*!y. 477 Shipped previously Stock oo hand this WKZXLT bTaTISIXT. The following statement givm the amount business tor the week ending this evening Rscpt* R*iL Wsjfon. Sbpmts. Sales Prldsv. AM — — — S*tunUy....43A Monday 4S6 Tuesday SS4 Wedn«KlI»y..M8 Thursday.... 400 [Communicated.] Tlic Jltatr Fair Premiums. Editor* Telegraph and Messenger: I do not admit belonging to the class of grumblers or sore hoods, and yet I wish a little light in regard to the rul ing of a Committee under the Depart ment of Home Industry. Under that •partment I entered two articles for which premiums were offered without any restrictions as by whom they should be uytde; I supposed all classes were in cluded. The articles entered were made in Macon by a life-time resident of Geor gia. If that docs not constitute a home made article, will that learnod committee inform me what does. I understand the committee admitted the superior ty of workmanship of the article* over all others, but ruled them out as being made by an adopt. I* it possible that the committee supposed any one would be so green as to attempt to make an article for exhibition the construction of which they knew nothing about? As well offer premiums for tin ware and require it to bo made by a blacksmith. I understand the com mittee offering the premiums did not intend to exclude any class. If they did, they should have uo stated. If not, they were unfortunate ia the selection of a committee that did net understand what constituted home-made articles. I think ouhl be well for the Executive Com mittee to engage the services of that ximmittee to classify and arrange the articles under the different departments the next State Fair. Yours, etc., M. E. ROGERS. for tine display The Mori Pitcher, and t»o Si!v. which they displays! by operators who were present at t ► nd not taught fur the occasion a* *. the ca*e. The company were ably sen tod by their General Southern Mr. W. B. Cloves, who formerly hu home in Macon, ansi.■*ted ! Hick*, of M&eun. sod Mr. Hid! an Shc-vn. of Savannah. Council Proceedings. Rkouijvb Meeting. \ Council Chamber, Nov. 4, ISIS.) Present—Hon. W. A. Huff. Mayor- Aldermen J. W. Burke, Deitz, Burdick. Cornell, Durrett, Ellis. Kahn, Kasdul, C. Burke and Shoneman. Absent — Aldermen Lightfoot and Dempsey. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed An invitation extended to the Mayor and Aid unman to attend the opening ercises of the College of American Medi cine and Surgery, to be held at the City Hall, Wvnlnerday evening, November 5, 8 o'clock, waa received and accepted. Petition of E. Crockett, Matt Thorn ton and J- W. Aderhold. committee ap pointed by Mechanics’ Fire Company No. asking Council to give a note for .2500, the amount appropriated to said company for the purchase of a steam en gine ; and also to be allowed the privi lege of selling the old hand engine and I appropriating the amount towards pay ing for the steamer, was referred to the xluced. 1 Committee on Fire Department. Committee on Fire Department made the following report, which was adopted: i To Mayor and Council the City of M icon : j Gentlemen: Your committee to | whom was referred the application of j Mocha ah - Fire Company No. 4 t asking ] the Citv Council to give a note for $2,500. FinanciaL Gou> jkjiD Silver nominal. Exchxsge on New York bujin* at I *1 per cent, off and arilinz at par. On Providence and Bosun, baying mi | per cenL off. The general outlook in financial affair* daring the week has improved la some zespect*. Cotton has been freely sold daring the week and all taring paper met, which ha* put considerable money in circulation. The banka here aro in a strong condition, and propose to keep so. Their lines of discount* are Uoge in riew of the huge red art ion made in depos it*. and therefore they are not draoonnting. even for depositors, except to partially renew maturing paper, which they own. The consequence is that that the merchant* are forced to contract their operations. Modi depends upon the action the planters in sending their cotton to their fac tors. as with the cotton in hand they can renew maturing paper or raise money to meet the wants at the planter* without the sacrifice of the cotton. The chief obstacle to the recovery from the de pression caused by the panic is the condition of the New York banka and their, resumption of fall currency payments at an early day is engerly looked for. Honey i* in good demand at ll$3 per cent, per month on good securities. Provisions. Since our last report tha meat market has be come completely demoralized in the West, and consequently we note quite a decline and an un settled condition of the market. Bacon. C. R. sides fK$9|. D*t Salted Heats, long dear rides lOj&lOfc tallies, none in market. Bulk Heats—C. R. sides fi{€9. Ham*—Canvased. according to brand. lS<?15e. Labd, per lb. tierce** lOglOk kegs and tubs 10} 6111; buckets 1*4613*. Bagging, Ties, etc. Domestic Bagging, according to weight, 131® 17. Tibs, Arrow fib Beard 9. Bagging Twine i*®*l Stork of bagging ample. Arrow ties are scarce and in good demand. Buttor and Eggs, Butter, country sfflk Tennessee 3o®35; Go shen, according to qualitv, S0&33. Eggs, per doxen S3® 40. Butter and eggs are in light supply with a good demand at fall prices. Groceries. Candles, adamantine, full weight, taxes SO® Sir. halves 1c higher; sperm 43®50; parafine wax *Viieesk, factory 17&17|; extra cream 17®17|; State 14® 1«. Cheese has had a steady market all the week, and with a small advance in prices. Higher prices will be realized as soon as tho present stock on hand here is reduced. Cowes, Rio, common 24; fair 25-, prime 26; choice 27; Jara 30&34. In coffee the trade has been only fair, the sales being in very small lots for immediate consump tion. Upward tendency. Candt. Northern Jfij 17c.; dty 17®2Sr. per Ih. Canned Goods, per doz, 1 lb. cove oysters, 1 40&1 50; 2 lb do, 2 50; 2 lb poacta*. S 00; 2 lb tomatoes, 2 SO; 2 lb pine apples,300; 2 lb pears, * 30®f ya ; green com, — j hrandy cherries, 2 qta 400(7129; brandy peaches, qts, 4 00/ 4 30; con densed milk, 2 75&300; sardines, } boxes, per case, 19 00. Crackers (no charge for package), per Ih. soda. 74«*4s butter. P®11, picnic. 10®II; sugar. 10® It; cream. 14®18; lemon cream. 14®15; ginger snaps. 14® 19; a rated. IS. fiiriTi.apples Northern and Western, accord ing to condition, per bbl, 3300®S 00; dried peaches per lb. —: dried apples per lb. — Later Raisins, new. boxes. 4SS&4S0; half da <40®2 50; quarter do. 110® 1 23. Old crop 50e per box less, other sites in proportion. Macserrl. No. 1. bbls $22 00®23 00; halves $1150®13 30; kits, according to weight $2 50®3 00 No. % bbls. $16 0CaI7 00; halves $8 30*' 00; kits, cording to weight. $1 75a* 00; Na 3, larre bbl*. $14 OnalS 00; halves $7 30aS 00; kit*, according to weight. $1 30nl 65. Wests Fun. Na 1. half bbl*. $9 oo. Stock of mackerel large. White ff*h in light supply. Flocr. per hid. superfine $7 00®S 00; extra $S 30 » 00; family • 50®10 00; fancy 11 OOgU 00. In flour th* stock is large, with light enquiry Prices tend downward, caused hy holders anxious to realise on a cash tasis. Grain, com per liutheL white $100; yellow and mixed 90®9S; Oats, pee bushel, white nnd mixed rust proof —w In moderate demand, stock tight. Gunpowder. FFG. kegs. 7 30; half do, 400; quarter do, 2 30. Hat, per cwt- Timothy —* Western —. MouisaKa and Stetp. roboiloil. hbils. per gal. 32; bbl*. 33. Syrup, refined, according to quality; 52*73; Georgia and Floriila. none in market. Potatoes, per bbl. Northern $4 00; Western $3 30. Onions, per bbl. $5 50*6 oo. Pickles, per dos. gallon. —; half do, 400 quarter do, 3 00; eighth do, 2 00. Rice, per llx. choice "Jag; prime 8aS[. Snctp. per Ha. Haccaboy TSaSO, Scotch TSaSO. Salt, per sack. Liverpool $1 00*2 00; Virginia fine $2 20. Soap, per lb, common 54a6; family 7aS; olive 74 aS; wrapj-od. pe^box, 100 cakes, $6 50*800. Sugars, per lb. cut loaf 144; crushed nr derod 134. A 124*13. extra C 11{*12; yellow extra C 101*111; yellow 10*204. In large supply and light demand. Downward tendency. Starch, refined pearl, per round. 74- Spices, per lb. pepper. 2S; spice. 18; ginger 13. Shot, bags 25 lbs, drop 2 90*3 00; buck 3 23. Tobacco, per lb, common 43*4^; medium 50*55; fine bright 00*70; extra fine and fancy SOal 00 Smoking, according to quality and brands 40*75. -k of manufsrtured large; holders anxious to oalixe; prices in buyers’ favor. Vinegar, rider per gaL 35*40. white wine do es tic 40*45; white wine imported 60. Wines and Liquous. proof com per gaL $110; proof Bourbon. $1 25*1 50; common Bourbon. $la 10; Robinson county, $120*1 75; fine rye. $2*3 50; in $1 25*2 OR Champagne Winz. Heidsick per pint. $33; dry enemy, $*». Krugs Co, $33; imported Cabi net. $25; Werks* Golden Ragle, $22; per quart, $20. LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Financial. • York—Noon— Gold client*! at 6J. Later r 54.- that and weak. H— x l-l*i mid inuunest. Gokl ^4. Exchange. 1-32 and in- Ks change, dull and lower. . Mh . Kvt-mng—Honey «w,y at 7 cold to 1-32 commis sion and interest. ‘ Sterimg dull and lower at 34- Go\d weaken declined to 6k dosed at 6>s6|. Gov ernment* dull and lower. State bonds quiet, dull and lower. 31 Kirught—51* 124; 62* 34; 64s Sh 65* 74; new 9 r . 67s I<*t 6** ICh new 3* 5. 10-4tw 5; Tennessee* '5. new 62; Virginia* 32. new 55; consols 45; defd 74; Louisian** 4ft; new 40; levees 6s 30; 5V5S; Alabama 5* 63. 5* S3, Georgia 30; 7* 65; North Can.hr.as 10; new 14; -j»ecul tax 4; Sxith Candtruu 20. new S; .ij.nl and October IS New Orleans—Gold <4. Currency 3aS4 pre mium. Exchange, sterling bank dralii New York sieht 14*2 premium. Los r>o.v—Noon—Erie 34j. Later—Erie 34|. Later—Erie 34. Later—Erie 33J. ; mark.t dull. . MPIIIS—Cotton. Ik< PMripU 167; all 2412; stork 27^34; low widdBng 13f; m%r*’ t qu; L Galtrzton—Cotton, net receipt* 1N2. • sport* T U%% '' —*-*-—*- —r PniLADZLrniA—Oxtou. 121*4; middling* 14; market Ltorepool—Noon—Coti .$■■■ 31)0; uplands stash Or- -1-16 hr* for arrivals. , basis good ordinary. October and November a Sale* tori ode 3v«* Amet LmerJSJu r.M.—CotU>n.uplands s*»fc Orlaam*. Evening—Uplands, good ordinary, stuppod No vember and iXtvmbcr $4. L^ter—Uplands, basis low middhnrs. dehrery January. $4- . .. Evening—Cotton, upland*. ba*U good •fdinarv, shipped January. I II»1«; upland*, (mats low mid* dJings. delivered December. »4- Produce. New Yore—Noon—Flour dnll and drooping, ’beat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and doriinuy. Pork qtuet and steady, new roes* 15 00. Lanl dull; old steam 74. Turpentine dull at 40. Roam dull at 2 70*2 80 for strained. FrurhU firm. r in moderate request at lower to fair extra 615*983; good to rboaea • Malt 73. WhisKy a shade easier at tK>ia !G4. Wheat heavy and unsettled, and 3*3 lower; the ki Acuity of selling exchange has almost driv en dappers out of the market; choice winter red Western 150. Coro heavy and lower, very mol- Riee nonunaHy unchanged. Pork . quiet. . EMPIRE LODGE Na __ mem 13 (XL B«f dull at 8 30*10 M. Lard <lull and lower at 74*7 VIS. Turpentine lower at .•»4- Rosin dull mud heavy at 2 70. Tallow dnll ut 7*74. Freight* to Liverpool dull. Baltimore—Flour dull and heavy; price* changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Cora “ Oats steady: Southern 40 a S3; western 30; Western white 50 a 31. Rye quiet at 90a87. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull and unsettled; ■—l pork nominal at 1300. Bulkmeata—Sbou!- faifi; dear rib aides54. Bacon, shoulders .dear rib side* 8; *u*mr cured hams 124 a IS Lard nominal at 7f. Whisky dull at S3, St. Lons—Flour dull, unsettled ar Corn dull and lower, Na 2 mixed at eai. —~ ... l ie valor 35. Whisky steady at «k Peak dull at 1$ 00. Bacon dull.- only limited jobbing demand, lard dull. Cikcinxati—Flour dull at 6 60 a 6 S3. Corn Kteady; old ear 43; shelled 43. Pork steady; new jobbing 12 00. Lard, kettle 7*74*. tbam d. Ba con firmer shoulders 6; Hear rib sides <k dear sides 04. Whisky irregular. Louistillr—Flour firm and in fair demand. Coro steady at 5ia62 shelled and socked. Provis ions in Umftod demand. Pork 12 15a 12 23. Bacon ►houklera 64; dear rib 64^1, clear aide* 7. ' lard, tierce 8|; keg a Whisky quiet at S New Orleans—Flour firmer treble extra 7 23 08 S3; family 9 00*10 00. Corn easier mixed 72ia 73; yellow and white 76. Oat* dull at 62. Bran dull at 190. Pork dull at 13 23. Dry salted meats shoulders 7$. Bacon dull; shoulder* offering at 74; clear rib 7; dear side* 8; hams dull at W. K*r dulL Molassea lower and unchanged. Wilmington—Spirits turi^ntine quiet at S3* _ J. Rosin quiet at 2 S3 for strained. Grade tur pentine steady at 2 00. Tar steady. Liyextool—Noon—Lanl 39s3d- Breadstuff* quiet. Evening—Corn 30s. Turpentine 33*64. Marino Nows. New Yoee—Arrived. Cambria. Albemarle. Charleston—Arrived. Daylight. Sailed. Flag. Savannah—Arrived. Zodiac. Aurora (ordered to Bull River). Algeria, Greenock. Lena S. Storur. READING NOTICES. Oranges.—Large lot of oranges for cole cheap by M. R. Rogers &. C v., nov7 It Cherry street. 20,000 German salt pickles, just re ceived at Putxel’s. novltf A Free Lunch at II o’clock every day, at the **0ur House,” oct7-eodtf Third street. Fruschen Schwexzcr Kase, just re ceived at Putxel’s. noy ttf New Crop raisins, citron, cherries and currants, at Putzel’a. nov-ltf Lou’s shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mulberry street is the place to get your barbering done. None but skilled artists retained. A hot bath can be had on the shortest notice. oct29tf Four hundred thousand pounds Teas of all grades,at Putxel’s nov-ltf Ovkr-rxertion either of body or mind, pro duces debility and disease. The usual remedy ia to take some stimulant, the effect cf which ia tlie same as giving a tired horse tbo whip instead of oats. The true way t* to fortify the system w\th permanent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup (a jiro- t oxide of Iron.) which gives strength and vigor to the whole system. to-norhtat 7 aria a toJf o’clock. Work in the ranks. Members of Central City Lodge and vis- itmr brethren fraternally in- John L. Hardeman. K.of R.AS. nov47 It Lost at Brown House Hop. H. T. POWELL. Strayed or Stolen. tion at hind legs also white. Any one taking up •ad restoring this amimal tome, or giving such information as will lead to his recovery wiil *— well re wart led. novTtf GEORGE BEGGS. Bill Arp’s Peace Papers HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED. Price $130 per copy. For sale by nov7St J. W. BURKE .% CO! POSTPONED Auction Sale of Fowls I N consequence of the inclement weathi ten lay my auction sale of fine fowls was post poned until 10 o’clock on SATURDAY. I have received a Urge additional lot of fowls which will be sold at the same time. The stock consist* of Cochins. Dorkings, Leg- harm, Polands, Hambum, Plymouth Rock. Ducks and Game Fowls of different varieties; finest breeds. MILO S. FREEMAN. 1»CT5 2t Auction and Commission Merchant. Fresh Fish, Fresh Fish OYSTERS OPEN, OYSTERS IN SHELL. rwvrtf ELLS & LANEY’S. DRS. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, DENTISTS, SUCCESSORS OF DR. O. W. EMERSON. 84 .if uI berry Street, Jtacon, Go. References: Dr G W Emerson; Rev Dr PM Kennedy, Rev J W Burke. Mr R11 Hutchings. Mr U \\ Bonner, M con; Cant P T Pitts Capt R T Roks. Dr Sam Peraley. Mr Itotart Barron. Rev Jos Carr, Clinton; Mark W Johnson. Burroughs A Wing. Atlanta; Dr Hollingshead, Fort Valley; Dr Jas Kruipp. New Orleans.novTtf Hunt. Rankin A Lamar.—This well known and reliable firm have received a huge lot of Dr. Hood’s Eureka Liver Medicine, it has the praise all who have tried it. In bottles at 30 cents and $L00. Tun Legitimate Thing.— M Simmons’ Liver Regulator." in .packages and bottlea—labelled, •taped and signed by J. H. Zeilin ACa Take no other under auy circumstance*. Caution.—For prepared - Simmons’ Liver Reg ulator," buy only that put up in bottles by J. H. Zeilin A Co, with enlarged label, like the package which only is genuine. The Cheapest and Best.—Hook’s Eureka Liver Medicine give* universal satisfaction in the treatment of Liver Disease, Dyspepsia. Sick Heud- ache, Costiveness, and all that dass of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach and liver. norSOly Nervous Debilitt.—A depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted fod- o energy or animation; confused herd, weak memory, often with debilitating, involuitta- discharges. Tho consequence of cxcesse*. men tal overwork or indiscretions. This NERVora t>z- bility finds a sovereign cure in IIcmmri rs Homeopathic Specific, Na 28. It tones up I he system, arrests discharges, dispels the the mental gloom nnd despondency, and rejuvenates the t*n- tire system. It is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price $5 for a package of five boxes and large $2 rial of powder, which it important in old. aerious cases; or $1 per single box. Sold by ** druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFIC HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE CO. Na 562 Broadway. Y. For sale by John Ingals and Hunt, Ran kin A Lamar, Macon. Ga. aprlScodAwtf FISH! FISH FIFTY HALF BARRELS WHITJS FISH! TWENTY-FIVE HALF BARRELS LAKE TROUT Just received at JAQUES & JOHNSON’S —Jiirat Monday in December next I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of Jonathan Pearson, late of said county, deceased. in the town of Irwin ton. Wilkinson county, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: 75 acres of land, more or less, being the place whereon Nicv Anderon resided at the tune of her death, in the 4th d.strict of said county, adjoining lands of lVter Youngblood.estate of S. J. Stubbs and B. B. Shepherd's estate. Sold as the property of said Nicy Anderson, deceased, for the purpose of dis- ri but ion among the heirs at law of *nid deceased. Terms rash. THOMAS D. ETHERIDGE. nov7tds Administrator. order of the Court of Ordinary of \\ illunson county, will be sold, before the Court-house door, in the town of Irwinton. Wilkinson county, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the k hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: acres of land, more or leas, being hit Na 72, and part of lot No. 73. in the 4th district of said county, being the place whereon Jacob Shepherd residW at the time of his death. Sold as the property of said Jacob Shepherd, deceased, for the purpose of distribution among the heir* at law of said de- xiscd. Terms cash. JOHN L.SHEPHERD, novTtds Administrator. J UITMAN COUNTY SHERIFF SALB.- WU1 bo sold, on the first Tuesday in Deeem- Der next, before the Court-house door, in the town of Georgetown, in said county of Qnitmun. to the highest bidder, lot of land Na 311, in 8th dis trict of originally Lee. now Quitman county; 70 acre* of said lot improved, and with a good house and out-house*. Sold for the purpose of dinsaon. a one-fifth interest in the same belonging to my ward. Ferry McCnrrolL By order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, and Inr consent of unities. — * * S. McCARROLL. Guardian. A.S.MCCARROLU Ptrr Articles.—Remember that Dr. Priee’i Cream Baking I’owder has been before the public for years—is the only powder that has proved it self worthy of confidence—that the manufactu* put into the market pure articles, and do not pretend to ootnpeto with the adulterated, injurious compounds now so extensively forced upon the people. They claim that Dr. Price's Cream Bak ing Powder and Special flavorings are the cheapest, because they are the purest; and their standard for strength and purity will bo maintained. Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.—Don’t fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Strut St rut for all diseases incident to the period of teething in children. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. Be sure to call for “Mrs. Wins low’s Soothing Strut." For sale by all druggists. junef5 eoddm. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Happy relief for young men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re stored. Impedimenta to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable rem edies. Books and drrular* *ent free, in sealed en velopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.—an institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct **»*• — ■\TARION COUNTY SHERIFF SALES.— JXL Will be sold, before the Court-house door, in the town of Bu» na Vista, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the *°^S^ES-£5S-! : L™d 0 n to II fa in my hands in favor of Morgan Kemp, admrn- istrstorde bonis non on the estate of G. O. Davis vs IL N. Hamilton. AUa ot the same time and place, lot of land Na ex in the 11th district of originally Muscogee, now Marion county. Levied on to satisfy a tax fl fa in favor of State and county vs W. W. wtegm IX N. MADDOX. novTtds Sheriff. _ be sold before the Court-house door in the town of Montioello. Jasper county, Ga, between the k-ral hours of sale, at public outcry, to the h idlest bidder, an the first Tuesday in December, 1873.270 acres of land, situate in the 10th district of originally Baldwin, now Jasper county, adjoin ing Undsot William Atkinson and others, and known aa a portion of that body of lands sold by Hush White to John Sixpson. Levied on to sat isfy a fi fa from Jasper Superior Court. August teraoCl&S. in favor of Hugh White rs Walter L. Zaefary. administrator of John Simpson, deceased, for purchase money. B. T. DIGBY, nov Ttd* Sheriff. /~VirmiAN COUNTY POSTPONED JIORT- v2 GAGE SHERIFF SALE.-Will te- l<3o the Court-hue*- door, in Georretotrn. Quit- nun cour.tr. Ga. on the lint TuenUj in Decem ber neat, between the legal hours oI aale. the fol- 10 L& CA, and cast halt d No. «7, ilOhe Sth district olorionalljr Ue. now Quit- man eountt'. known as the property of Robert Reives trustee, etc, to aatiafF a meamn^e B Ja ia- sutsl from the Superior Court of Quitman county, in faror of Abraham Shields aratial Robert R tivc^ trustee, etc. Propetty punted out m B fa and tenant notified. R. G. dORRIe. novTtde *sheng. RALSTON HALL I POSITIVELY LAST EN6A6EMENTTHISSEASOM .tlONDAY. NOVEttBEK loth. Returned the Famous Artistic DUPREZ & BENEDICT’S HEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS. Brass Band and Burlesque Opera Troupe rouu. ,-vr weeks at the Varieties Theatre. New Orleac , the palace of beauty ami fashion of the Cresent City, appearing before large,.refln Jd and select audiences nightly. Their receipts running each evening from $S00 to $1,500. Will appear as above, in an entirely new. at tractive and pleasing programme. Artraiannn Tickets SO cents and $1. Reserved rests for rale at Brown A Ca’s bookstore. CHAS. H. DUPREZ. Manager. Chas. H. Keeshin. General Agent. nor55t Apples, Apples, Apples. 9 “ BBLS. FINE NORTHERN APPLES. 10 bbU. NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. SB bbU. IRISH POTATOES. For tale low bv nov«St COLEMAN A NEWSOM. RAFFXiE. The Gold U«U1 Premium Concert Grand CHICKERItfG PIANO! K XHIBITED at the Fair, is to be raffled for 1 soon. There will be 125 chances at $10 a f chance. This is putting the piano at $250 tats than manufacturers’ uriews. List to be seen at | Guilford. Wood 6 the mu«ic store of C I £ Co. Blankets, Blankets, Blankets. SHAWLS, shawls; SHAWLS, Knitted Underwear, Knitted Underwear, Knitted Underwear. GENTS’ SHAWLS. GENTS’ SHAWLS, GENTS’ SHAWLS. —AND- FANCT GOODS FOR RENT. H Y O. E. BESORE, two desirable rooms for I si -ping or office purposes, above store. *r Cherry street. nor4 6t OF EVERY KIND. Just received at For Rent. rpHE residence of the Ute J. U. ButU. on Find I J. street, occupied »t present by J. I. Ssuls- burv, eligibly locted imd convenient to business ~ 1 —^iven Oi-tobcr lst^ -Uvi.v tu 1 • Or CAFF. A. G. BUTTS. VERY LOW PRICES DRESS MAKING! MRS. F. P. McCRARY |W. A. Julian & Co.’s. oct30 tf doors from Second, where she will j continue the business of Dress Making, in the j latest and most fashionable styles. oct5 2tawlm W. A. HOPSON & CO. Hare commenced to put Imported Bulbous Roots. T Have just receired direct from Holland a Onf | bAWn A larire quantity of Double and Single Hya- I Mm ms ira%5%S2^ raA cynthes of all colors. Tulips. Anemones. Snow drops, Crocuses, Narcissus, Spanish. English and Persian Iris. Call and make your selectkms.^— GEO. BEGGS. On their stock, and offer NOTICE. ^^w.^oSlr^hridSP^I 100 DoZi H0SE F0K ladies, liberal patronage of our customers. September 18th. 1«73. LAWTON & BATES. rcpMtt When taken by the dozen, at $5. Cost $6 to import FOB SAT.E CHEAP. A N half-acre lot with a six-room dwelling, kitchen, outhouses, etc- situated on Second street between Oak and Arch. Is within a few . _ _ u. 40 doz. Misses’ 40-B Iron Frame SAD DDER Y! A VARIED ASSORTMENT OP SADDLES AND HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, HORSE COVERS, COLLARS, BITS. SADDLERY and CARRIAGE HARDWARE. CARRIAGE MATERIAL,—HUBS, SPOKES. RIMS. BUGGY SEATS. CHHDKEN'S CARRIAGES at REDUCED PRICES for CAtsH. AUo 4 BUGGIES at LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. R , DAVIS SMITH, 102 Cherry street, Macon, Ga. BURDICK BROTHERS, 63 THIRD STREET, MACON GEOR GLIA. SIGN of this golden hog. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Corn, Bacon, Flour HAY, OATS, MEAL, WHET BRAN, BAGGING, TIES, LARD, HAMS, MACKEREL, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, LIQUORS, Etc Prices as Low as Any Other House ! Call and'see us, at tho sign of tho Golden Hog. BURDICK BROTHERS. D. D. CRAIG. R. A. MORRIS. For Sale. O NE of the most valuable places in Vineville, I known as the Bryant place, containing about forty-five acres, will be sold for cash or cotton, or (changed for real estate in the city of Macon. Apply to A. J. ORR. octl5eod tf At Oliver. Douclass A Co’s. At $4 50 per dozen. All Goods Marked Down, novfitf For Rent. water, in suburbs of the city, convenient to Mer cer University. Possession given immediately. Apply to C. SULLIVAN, orutaod lm Vineville. Music Lessons. Y CZURDA. Teacher of Music (Vocal and In ti strumental). offers his services. Applica tions may be left either at Jlessrs. Guilford, Wood | t Ca’s. the Academy for the Blind, or by note I through the Pontotfjce.oct!9 eod6t* TAKE NOTICE FROM THIS DATE OUR RESTAURANT Will be kept open all night for the accommoda tion of all concerned. ELLS & LAKEY. WANTED. PARTNER to work land on the river. To one who ran furnish his share of I the means (say $3400) to stock and run the places, I has experience in planting and ran control labor, Bill Arp’s Peace Papers oct30 2tow-lm* W. ir. JOHNSON. Greenville. Miss. T. H. BRADFORD. Willuunctte, Arkansas county, Ark. POE SALE. Politics, and our Domestic Relations. One of tho I sharpest books ever printed in this country. Full I of comic pictures. Price $150. For sale by brown & co., nov5 (it Macon, Ga. to the Iverson arm. situated 14 miles trom 3ia- ra nr ra "Wfe con, opposite Rose Hill Cemetery. Said farm con- I sistsiif 147 1-5 acres, including some of the best sists of 147 1-5 acres, including some of the best land in Bibb county, with many advantages of l | water, muck-manure, cto, required on a model | ta^tatalHipAed. A. IVERSON. Admr. DR. W. W. FORD.| DENTIST, AS removed his office from Mulberry street | . to Na 10*1 Cherry street, over Major M. R Rogers’, nest door to Mr. Bcggs*. oct!2 3m THE EL ACE To get something that is nice is at A. ULLMAN’S ISAACS HOUSE BAR. He has RHEIN WINE—Direct importation. IMPORTED LAGER BEER. ATLANTA BEER. The best Whisky, Brandy. & Wine In Macon. Lunch every day at II o'clock. Orstor* cm half shell. ortSl lm We have just received from the SHAKERS FRESH CABBAGE. BEET. LETTUCE and RADISH SEED In bulk. RANKIN. MASSENBURG l CO. AUCTION! GENERAL Bar and Restaurant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. J. VALENTINO,! Commission and Storage loo Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. He will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, 6AME, ETC. Strangers visiting Macon should give him a call. I will open on the 1st of October, at No. C6 Cherry street, next door to my present restaurant, i Ladies’ Sating Saloon. JOHN VALENTINO. aep7 tf Macon, Ga. Attention ! Fancy Family Groceries! i storage at usual I rater hi __ . Iayor. ■ Hon C A Nutting. President City Bank. Macon. Hon John E Jones, President Central Georgia Bank, Macon. Messrs Cubtadge, Hazlehurst & Co. Bankers, 3Iacon. Messrs J W Burke ± Ca, Macon. Messrs J B Ro»s AST Coleman, Macon. Messrs Johnson A Smith, Macon. 3Iessrs Seymour, Tinsley A Co- Macon. 3Iessrs Greer, Lake A Co., Macon. 3Ir G B Roberts, Macon. novsim 3IILO S. FREEMAN. J. J. ABRAMS, | JUSTICE OP THE PEACE —A.VD— NOTARY PUBLIC. L. B. 1UI Paris—Ren 157f20c. *4 Abo Mlver . tho work no-tlv done Mr. M tunount app: priated for the pi agin* nd aL- ell thr fully recoi ) and appropriate the ! —: «*!»■» 4L for the -teanier. re- | end that the petitioi amending thnt the note -ii months after date ut i per cent. Joh.v G. Deitz, V. Kahn. ' F. A. SUONKEAN', I Cotton. New Yozk—Noon—Cotton sales 637; uplands :st 1 : I market i»*.« :: •>! •• : ■ Puture* opewd as follows : November 15*134; IVcrmber 13 3-16 ; January 13 I-I6 I5i. Frbraarv 131*151. Man h 154*14 3-1*' Apnl 13Sl-32aU4- E reranr—Cotton, net Wiupf >55 biksc gross salrs 1563; uplands 14|; Orleans 13j ; mar ket irrvcular. Futarra dosed easier sale* flUKh November 13 3-16. Ik-«x iS 3 . ». Ja:;xirv 13;; February 131 Man-h 14; April 14 3-16. BAtriMOav—Cotton. .Yet reo ipts 3ta-. pw9Q| 74; '.tn-at Br.tain —; Franiv J067. rukidlt-'ur* 13;i; i.»« mid- ■1 unl»nar>- 12f- m»rk.ct dull I receipt* 361. tnw isr—; to Great Bnt&m —; „ France —sale* ZSfn); stork To.v'i. middling* 14f. luw middlings IS*; -arid ordinary 15. market unsrttied and lower. M'lLMlxaTOX—CVtton. net receipt* 33*. exj. >ru coast visr ; sale* —. itock 2347. middfing* I2h The startling drawback on nearly all medicinal aeei’.t* ha* ever tae that in their Drooc*s <1 pureation and pun Oration they have alsodcbUi- taUal the system. To obviate this difficulty phy sicians have long aought lor an agent that would Purge, Purify and Strengthen At One nnd the Game Time. Their researeh has at last been rewarded Ira a discovery which fully reahtu* thafeahdhK of the medical faculty, and which is justly regxrd- ed as the moat important triumph that phanoaev has ever achieved. This important desideratum u Dr.Tutt’* Vegetable Liter Pllit, APPLES, APPLES. .y “j BBLS. CHOICE LARGE APPLES. Jot nreirtd in good order »nd tor ala by noT5 5f ' JONES * BAXTER. Corn in the Ear. i) car loads in sacks. JONES A BAXTER. Just Beceived from Tennessee. QHESTNUTS, ONIONS, EGGS, POTATOES, eta, and for sale cheap by nnr3St" JONES A BAXTER. ENDUES, CONSTABLE, CHATHAM COUNTY. Office Na 6 Bull street, SAVANNAH. GA Gann fid Goods ^ I SneeW attention given to the collection of claims * VI VJVJVAO • | iMUe d and promptly served. Office Of the lot we mention. TOMATOES. CORN. SALMON. LOBSTER. SARDINES, POTTED HAM. TURKEY. I hours 7 a. M. to 7 P. M. nov2 6m BURKE &c COBB, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, 68 Second Street. Macon, Georgia. Home Insurance Company, of New York. CASH CAPITAL. ?? CASH ASSETS 4.408.5,3 75 BURKE & COBB. Agenta. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co., ' OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL *200,000 00 CASH ASSETS JI-.wij o* BURKE & COBB, Agenta. Equitable Eire Insurance Company, OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. CASH CAPITAL J? CASH ASSETS BURKE & COB Si Agenta!* Cotton States Life Insurance Company, OF MACON, GEORGIA. ASSETS, NEARLY $600,000 00 sep2~ 2aw4m»BURKE A COBB, Agenta, Boots and Shoes! FOR THE FALL TRADE, 1873. No. 3 Cotton Avenue and 66 Third Street. ONE OF THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OP BOOTS AND SHOES! Bovs’, and Ever offered hy us in this market. Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s, Gents’, Youths’ Wear. Comprising all varieties and styles, from the heavy brogan to tho most delicate slipper, made to or der and of the best material. , ... „ , Country merchants will find it to their advantage to examine our stock, from which equally good selections can be made at prices that will compare favorably with those of the Northern dues. In the retail department, we have, at Na 3 Cotton avenue and 83Third. strret, all the latest styles of Ladies', Gentlemen's anil Children’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, finished m tho most elegnnt manner, ami warranted durable, to all of which wo would invito our fnends and tho public generally to rail ami examine. MIX & KIRTLAfiTD % JOHNSON & DUNLAP, 72 Third Street, Macon, Ga, HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. We have in store the best selected stock of HARDWARE in Middle (Jcorjpa, and defy competition in quality or price. POCKET CUTLERY. We import direct from Sheffield, England, and will guarantee to duplicate any hr ill bought in New York from jobbers. DUCK, PATRIDGE. PRAIRIE CHICKEN. TONGUE, GAME, Ac. Java and Rio COFFEES. PICKLES. JELLIES. MUSTARD, MACKEREL. CHEESE. LARD. MARTIN’S GILT EDGE BUTTER. TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, WHISKIES, BRANDIES. GIN. RUM. FOR SALE. 11.2 MILES FROJf THE CITY. OO ^ ACRES IMPROVED LAND, suitable fc ■ket gardener. HOUSE AHD LOT. With or without furniture, containinr all necessary outhouses stables, eta and ercis ml. M. J. BAIT R uifl. nun. GERMAN WINES tiret I SSSSfflSi&SStg^^jgSE o. E. BESORE, 2XERAL AUCTION AND C03E 3IERCHANT. 87 Cberry street, Maoor.i, Ga. Sales every day and night. Consignments of aU and every description of goods, wares and mer chandise, solicited. Liberal cash advance*. Sales > all rota Lta i and body, and ye: prodnrr no araknosor kusitutte whatever, but on the conaruy tons the stomach, and mvi r r rale the body during tta^progre^ of ronriUfitaqSitiraS^a Strengthening, Pumtire and a Pun: • Tonic. Dr. Tnitv PUN aran huig median* in &tLark ibe very root of diwase*. and their action is *o prompt that m an hour ortwo after ttey are taken the patirnt is aware of their good mmets. They may oe taken at auy time with, -ut restraint o< diet or occupation; they produce neither ns sra. griping * * —- - they ha ri , and i the most ; 100 Boxes Best Starch. IS Store lid lor rek VERT LOW by JONES A BAXTER. nov93t* Corner Cottaurre. and Cberry st. DWELLING TO BENT. 4 COMIXJRT.kBLE DWELLING in Vinenlla uininr uidtt rooms, with good garden, well of I water, etc. Terms very moderate. Apply to S'ie3tf L. W. RAaDAL. Mtiis and. Land for Sale Cheap. f WILL aril on acrommodatinx' terms five -L hun<ired and sixty acre* of Laud, with a first Circular Saw and Grist Mil!, on Moser To our country friends we ray that we will be glad to see them, one and all. and that they will I do well to see us before buying BACON. BAG- I GlNG.TlES.4c. We ran be found at NO. 60 CHERRY STREET, (opposite Carfaart A Curd’s.) j. g. wHiBubn & co. octlP lm• ' Latest in Photography! Received yesterday at PUGH’S GALLERY, for giving Photo- only one in the State where pictures with this { new finish ran be obtained. Visitors at the Fair, wishin* Photographs, will call at his gallery, corner Mulberry and Second J street, nearly oppsito the Lanier House. • octSitf FOR BENTh. Al», for sale, several vacant and. imprt wed lots in different parts of the dty, worth: from: $500 to $5,000. Apply to 31 RS. REKVES. oct!7tf Cor. Spring st. and Washing ton ar. FOB BERT. r VQ DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly located. Apply to R. F- LAWTON, At Exchange Ban k, or to Dr. A. P. COLLINS, julylT tf At Collins* A Bgjk TO BENT. rjrwo TENEMENT HOUSES, or one eight l House for rent- Apply to iuly25tf OLIVER. DOUGLAS A CO. • 25 com* a box. .<• 'M by all Drug) Pram pal Office. 46 Corthuwt *treet 3< sepl2eodAwly three miles of Na 2 Station. 1 road. Far further particulars addn at F6rt Valley. C sqp 16 eodZza ithwcatern Bail. LAND SALE. T will aeiic nex T.W. BARROW. OolMTtba Monroe county, Ga. octlidlavrSwAwtda WANTED AT ONCE. \NE OR TWO first-dans practical Gin Maken*^, P. C. SAWRER Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, Britannia and Iron Spoons. *We are prepared to offer extra inducements, as we buy from manufacturers by the case, and get extea discount. BUILD ERS’ HARDWARE. Our stock is large and complete, and prices lower than at any time since the war. A Full Line of Saw Mill Goods. The largest stock of WAGON and CARRIAGE GOODS in the market. Agents for the Celebrated Howe Platform Scales, P. H. Stark’s Dixie Plows, 1 and 2 horse. Last, but not least, the D .PRATT CO’TTON GIN. IRON and STEEL ancl everything kept in a first class Hardware House. We mean business, and all wo ask is a trial. If wo don’t seU you, it shall not be our fault. oetlS tf D. F.FLEMING. JAMES M. WILSON 3000 CAS.ES BOOTS & SHOES, FOE I'HE FALL TRADE. Merchants vihiling Charleston ar s invited to examine I>.. F. FLEMING & CO., E. B, P0TTEB, M. D. | HOMCEOPATHIST \PFICE Wood*. Block, Second rtreet, thud _/ door below Johnston jewtdry tarta^'whmerit. Roaaicnu^ Lmsa Jioura* july 15 U THE COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KEW YORK CITY, ‘PkOES busineM upon jiopular plans that tho people ran comprehend, and at the minimum rates ot AJ all find riaiM companies. The *’ Commonweal th ” is Safe, Popular ami Prompt, WITH A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT. THOMAS U. CONNER, .31scon, Georgia, Manager of the Georgia Department, Examine (he Savipgs Bank Plan augSl lawl^