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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 12. 1873. it thk city wKPN KSDAT MORN I N( NOV. 1-. To Patron* of the Cotton tttatr By authority of th«* Georgia Sut- ; Granjjo, a niaKH-tn.wting of Cotton Stit-*> 1 Patrona will hold In the city of At- j huita, Ga.,on the 25thinstant,at8o*cl«*ck p. m., to hake into consideration mea*aivK looking to tho relied of the brotherhood. Cotton States exchanges of the Georgia V**" will ple*»e copy, or call attention to name. Half-fare rat** will donbtl.-s- be ob tained on all railroad liijt* in thU State for dele h mto» attending the meeting. T. J. Smith, Master. E. Tatlor, Secretary. Colnparchoe, Sov ember 4, 1873. fcronrlu PrtM* Aomori at Ion. Tho inerting of the Georgia Preen As sociation haa been postponed un til the IGth of December. J. H. Estill, Pro i'lent. The ( hap*. Tho sale of reserved aeats for the Chap man ■inters' performances will be com menced at Brown & Co.'s bookstore, at nine o'clock this morning. The New Assistant Posttnsafer. The new aaaUt&nt postmaster and money order clerk, in the Macoa Post- office. is E. It. Belcher, brother of the Postmaster. He takes the plaoe of Mr. Seifert. A Mint to Young Gentlemen. If a lady turns her back upon you now, take it not os an affront, we beseech you, but know that the fair one has turned her beck only that ye may see and the bettor admire her buckles. A Chance to Huy a PrlntlnK Office. We call attention to the advertisement of Mr. J. M. M soon, which appears this morning, offering for sale the material, good will, etc., of the Eufaula Times. He offers a bargain in this, as he is de termined to sell it. Drugs. Attention is called to the advertise ment of Itol&nd B. Hall, druggist. He has a most select stock of such goods sa are usually kept in his line, and parties desiring to purchase will find all of his goods up to tno proper standard. The Wentlicr For tho past tim e days has been as fine and balmy aa was ever experienced in thia or any other climate or country. If Italy can produoe anything finer, it ia well worth while to go to Italy to enjoy the fine weather, if for no other purpose. The 3Ihjor’* Court. The combined efforts of the entire po lio* force of Macon, diligently applied, failed to produce a single case for the Mayor to adjudicate yesterday morning. There was not oven a simple drunk, nor a bit of disorderly conduct, nor even an embryo fight to be adjusted, and nothing was added to that school-house fund. The Fair Reopened. Messrs. Greer, Lake & Co. hod their broad awning decoraCod yesterday morn ing with two hundred and fifty bunches of bananas, and their sidewalks were bar ricaded with a hundred boxes of Califor nia poors. Besides these they had oranges from every clime where that fruit grows, lemons, apples—in fact everything in tho line of fruits that can be had at this son of tho year. Hymeneal. At the residence of tho bride's f other, at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr. Thomas Willingham, Jr., was married to Miss Minnie Lawton. Rev. A. J. Battl* D.D., officiated. Mr. Willingham is son of Mr. Thomas H. Willingham, of Albany, Go., and tho bride is the daughter of our follow-citizen, Col. W. J. Lawton. We tender our congratulations to the happy couple, with the wish that their honeymoon last a life time. Tlie Minstrel*. Messrs. Duprcz & Benedict’s cork art ists had another fine house last night to witness their performance. They have no right to complain of tho patronage they have received during this their socond visit to Macon this season; but, then, they give a good performance throughout, and business of that kind will never lag for patrons. No matter what a roan does, if he does it well, it will pay him. Last night closed the engagement of the troupe in this city. They leave bear ing with them tho assurances that their performance has boon acceptable to tho people of Macon. The Superior Court. Tho court was occupied yesterday in hearing some civil cases. Yesterday af ternoon it hoard a motion for a new trial in the case of Gen. Iverson vs. tho City of Macon. This caso is one growing out of the Armory property, in which, at tho last term of tho court, Gen. Iverson ob tained a verdict of $1,SOO, for services rendered. Tho city now moves for a new trial. To-day tho criminal docket will be ta ken up and the case of L. B. Pike, charged with the murder of C. J. Baer, is first on docket. This case is likely to occupy tho court for several days, and will bo a very interesting one. Tho pub lic has manifested great interest in this case from the beginning, and that inter est is in no wiso abated. Eminent coun sel aro employed on both sides—Col. C. H. Harris, W. A. Lofton and J. H. Blount for tho prosecution, and Cols. Jno. B. Weems, SumT Hall and W. Poe for tho defense. Married. Last evening, in the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. A. W. Olisby, Mr. R. W. Jomison, Jr., and Miss Kate Boifeuillet, nil of this city. The following gentlemen and ladies acted as attendants upon the groom and bride: Marion Dunwody and Miss Nannie Boifeuillet. T. H. Henderson and Miss Zillaii Whittle. H- T. Powell and Miss Carrie Roberts. F. D. Tinsley and Miss Lucy Wingfield. W. N. Pratt and Miss Anna Shackel ford. John G. Ru:ui and Miss Fannie John ston. Jno. T. Boifeuillet, Jr., and Miss Sallie Thomas. S. H. Jemison and Miss Carrie Boi feuillet. The church was crowded to its utmost capacity by the very Wife of Macon, and the entire ceremony intensely interesting and imposing. Nothing could exceed tho richness and elegance of the cos tumes of the bride and her attendants, and seldom has such an array of beauty and fashion been witness til in our city. FIMF.. Two Rulldliig* Entirely De*trayed. The alarm of fire was sounded about half past eleven o’clock yesterday, and soon thereafter a dense column of smoke was seen rising on Third street, seem ingly indicating that an extensivo confla gration was going on. Upon going to the scene we found that the fire had orig inated in a store on Third, between Oak and Pine streets, belonging to Capt. L. P. Murray. There was a small stock of groceries in the building belonging to Mr. J. A. Hardaway. How the fire originated ia not known. Mr. Hardaway say* he had a small fire in the store early in the morning, but it had burned down and, he thinks, had gone entirely out. He closed the store about ten o'clock to come down town to make some purchases, and while he was absent the fire broke out, and he returned just os the building was falling in. hardly possible that the building could have been fired by an incendiary at that time of day. The probability is that some matches were left within reach of rats, and the fire was thus started. The building was very dry and burned very rapidly, and was nearly ready to tumble in when the first steamer arrived. A dwelling-house, also belonging to Capt. Murray and occupied by Mr. J. IL Smith, a printer in J. W. Burke k Co.’s office, was situated within a few feet of the store, and it, also, was soon wrapped in flames and entirely destroyed. On the other side of the store, and about fifteen feet from it, was another dwelling-house. This belonged to Mr. R. B. Barfield and was jointly occupied by Mr. George F. Wing, of Lines & Wing, and Mr. P. G. Busbee. At one time it seemed that this building would also go up; but the prompt arrival of Hook and Ladder Fire Company, whose boys made diligent use of theij buckets, kept the fire in subjec tion until water was furnished by the engines. Hook and Ladder also kept Capt. Murray's two-story residence, cor ner of Pine and Third, from taking fire. The members all worked manfully and deserve the most liberal praise. Ocmulgee No. 2, with their hand en gine, was the first to get water upon the fire, but they seemed to be playing from on inadequate supply of water, and con sequently was able to do comparatively a small amount of good. They saved Barfield's house, however. They got water from wells. Mechanics No. 4 were at the cistern at the intersection of Oak and Second streets, and had steam up in a few min utes after the alarm was given; but when they had emptied their hose reel, they found they had bnt little over half enough to reach the fire, and hod to re turn to their engine house for more. When the second supply was laid anoth er interruption was occasioned by the bursting of tho hose, and they had played only a few minutes when the hose burst again. Defiance No. 5 soon took position at the name cistern and was not long in turning a steady stream upon the flames. Numbers 1 and 3 were at other cisterns further down town and did their work well as they always do. The difficulty with all of the engines was the scarcity of water. There seemed to be no cistern within easy reach of the fire, henoe the delay in getting to work, Tho loss by the fire will probably ag gregate something over twenty-five hun dnnl dollars. Mr. Hardaway had eight hundred dollars worth of groceries in his store, all of which was burned, together with his clothing and other effects. He loses everything he had, except tho suit ho was wearing. He is a poor man, hence tho loss ia a very heavy one to him. The dwelling was insured for nine hun dred dollars, and tho store for three hun dredand fifty. Capt. Murray also had $200 on each of two small buildings on the alley, both of which were damaged. Mr. Smith succeeded in saving a few of his things; but lost more than he saved. Mr. Barfield’s house was damaged some; but he sustains no very considera ble loss. Mr. Wing and Mr. Busbeo both lose considerably by having their furniture damaged in removing it from tho house. Tho people did wrong in removing this at nil, as it was apparent from tho outset, especially after the arrival of Hook and Ladder company, that the building would be saved. The act, however, was meant all in kindness, and amid the excitement no one stopped to consider the probability of the house being saved. A great crowd of peoplo went out to see the fire, and in a short while Third street was almost blocked with folks, is so unusual a thing to have a fire Macon, that the people will go to see when one does break out. Four hundred thousand of all grab*, at Putzel’s unds T.-ss nov'4tf rxD at Last !—A remedy that not only re- 1, but cure* that enemy of mankind. Con sumption. hs well a* the numerous s&telit** wttch oho around it in the riiape cf coughs colds ronrhitiswre thn*t. influenza.etc. The remedy allude to ia Hr. W’i‘Ur’» Halun of Wild Cher ry . prepared by Seth W. Powie A Sana. Beaton. Tift Cheapest xsv Bmt.—HcxA’b Eureka Liver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in the treatment of Liver Diaeave. Dyspepsia. Sirk Head ache, Coativeneas and all that cla»a of anting from a disordered atoto of the stomach and liver. norSOly Prepared.—For the convenience of tho*>: not bavin? the facilities of preparing the powder* and to secure Simmons* Liver Regulator from be ing carelessly prepared, as well as to protect the public from the unprincipled substitution of fpuriuu* compounds for the genuine powder*, we manufacture it also in liquid form—prepared. None genuine except in our stamped bottle, en graved wrapper and label, with signature* of A. q. Simmons and J. H. Zcilin A Go. Prepared by one of the most skillful chemists, at our laboratory Philadelphia, and put up in large bottles, mak ing it the cheapest, purest and best medicine in the world. Price, f 1 50 per bottle. OBMTACL.ES TO 3IARKIA.CE, Happy relief for young men from the effects of Error* and Abuse* in early life. Manbcod re stored. Impediment* to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable rem edies. Book* and circulars sent free, in sealed en velopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 1 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.—an institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct *i** ^nal tkilL cci22 3m The Burning of Hr. J. M. Williams' Bfsldenrr. The Eaton ton Proas and Messenger, in noticing the recent burning of the resi dence of Mr. J. M. Williams, of Putnam county, says: The household and kitchen furniture, the bedding and wearing apparel of the family was lo.-t; also, his tools, harne.-s and a large lot of aeed oats, wheat, etc., together with a new reaping and mowing machine. We understand Mr. W. is without a house to live in, but for the present is hospitably furnished house- room hv one of hi» neighbors Daniel Reddick. The burning in thought to be the work of an incendiarv. This house was one The Ells Restaurant, Attention is called to tho advertise ment of Mr. W. W. Laney which appears this morning. He ia able to substantiate everything he claims for his restaurant. In fact, it gives a sick man an appetite to pass his door and look at the festoons of birds which ornament tho front of tho building, the fine, fat flakes of steak which are spread out most temptingly, the barrels of fresh fish, tho—tho—ov* erything good to eat that grows on the earth, or in the rivers, or in the vasty deep of the ocoin. READING NOTICES. Good Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sau sages, etc., at Merritt’s every day. Cot ton avenue, next door above Ocmulgee Engine-house. novl2 Wh. B. Johnston, Jr., successor to Tho*. U. Conner, has received tho newest and most fashionable styles of hats and cap* for men, boys and infants, diamond shirts—all sizes and styles, canton flan nel, scarlet and jeans drawer*, merino, cassimere and scarlet undershirts, brown and bleached cotton half hose, merino and Shetland gray half hose, hankerchiefs —all grades, cravats, bows and scarfs, cuffs and collars—new styles in linen and paper; suspenders and braces, umbrellas and cane*; Lubin’s extracts and toilet arti cles generally, trunks, valises, satchels and baskets. Call at No. 4 Cotton ave nue, three doors from Mulberry street., Macon, Ga. novS-tf Trunks, valises, satchels and lunch baskets for sale by novSlw Wh. B. Johnston, Jr. Ocmulgee Building and Loan 1 • i * n.iinfr will l*- Association. R egular meetum this evening at i\ oVkx-k. Doe* mu«t be paid before that " cnlorwd. Office re- T> my neirhbors and others who so promptly assisted ia rxtii flushing the fire at my boose jn yesterday morning, I return myrrete- ful thank*. novi; It L- W. HUNT. Nervous Dzbilitt.—A depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel in*; no energy or animation; conlosed bead, weak memory, often with debilitating, involunta ry discharge*. The consequence of exceesea tal overwork or indiscretion*. Thia eeetou* de bility finds a sovereign cure in Huhthrets Homeopathic Specifxc. No. 28. It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispel* the tlie mental gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates the en tire ay»Um. It is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price $5 tor a package cf fire boxes and a large $2 rial of powder, which is important old. serious eases; or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists,, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS* SPECIFIC HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE CO, No. M2 Broadway. N. Y. For sale by John Ingals and Hunt. Ran kin A Lamar, Mnron. Ga. aprI5eodAwtf Pratt's Astral Oil. A BSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless. Al- A ways uniform. Illuminating qualities supe rior to gas. Bums in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace the use of volatile and dangerous JiL Its safety under every possible test, and its per fect burning qualities are proved by its continued use in over 300.000 families. Millions of gallons have been sold and no accident—directly or indi rectly—has ever occurred fromtmrnin&at^n? or and dsn- ling. The gnsurance companies ana nro commissioner hrougbout the country recommend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send for circular. For sale at retoil by the trade gen erally, and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS. PRATT A CO, 10$ Fulton street, New York. aug24doodAwtf Financial and Commercial Cotton. We have no change to report in the cotton mar ket. We quote middlings at lfic and low mid dlings at lfic. Market ncminal. To-day the receipts were 009 bales—423 by rail and 4S6 by wagon. The shipments were 418 bales; sales 648. MACON COTTOX STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1873 1,899 Ileoeivod'to-tlny 423 Received previously. 26,415—25388 28.237 418 .. .18,271—18,689 Stock on 1 .and this evening Received to November 1L1873 Received to same time last year Difference in favor of this year 9348 2 *838 934 LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Financial. NEW York—Noon—Gold opened at 7J. Stocks quiet. Gold 7|. Money fl. Exchange. long 6; short 81. Governments dull. State bonds quiet. Evening—Money is freely offered at Safi. Ster ling firmer at 6. Gold quick at Govern ments steady. State bonds strong but little od- "Siidni*ht—«L ltfc S* «fc 64. 71; 65s 71; newO! 67s 101; «• 10j; new 5s 61; 10-40* 5}. Tennessee* 64; new..61; Virginias S3; new 35; consols 46J; dofd 71; Louisiana* 35; new 40; levees 6s 50; 8s 58; Alabama 8s 65; 5s 35; Georgia 6* 58; 7s 70; North Carolina* 20; new 14; special tax f>; South Carolina* 20; new 8; April and October 10. New Orleans—Gold 71&8. Currency 2a®l pre mium. Exchange, sterling lOiallt for currency. New York sight lalj premium for certified checks. Londox—Noon—Consols 921. Fives 90b Erio 881. Later—Erio 34. loiter—Erie S3}. 1’a Bis—Rentes 67 L Cotton. New York—Noon—Cotton sales 420; uplands 141; Orleans 14|; market weak and irregular. Futures opened as follows: November IS 21-32; February HEW ADVEimSEMENTS. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1)M IXISTRATOR'8 SALB.—By virtue of , A CARD. Card of Thanks. TAKE this method of retumiiur av thanks to the Macon firemen (especially to the mem bers of Octnuleve No. 2) and all those who lent a helping hand, for their noble efforts to ssve my T0 RENT. A VERY desirable OFFICE in Mr. Boaci- man’s building, adjoining Dr. Wn-ht s room, being cool in summer and warm m winter. Inquire of POE A HALL, or novlfft J. M. BOA ROMAN. of Baker county, Ga, will b** -.Id. on Hie ftrst'TuJSdmy in ^~iusry next, before the Court-house door, m tne HFnof Newton, within the legal hour* of sale, the following lands and other property belonging > the estate of Robert D. Ivey, to-wit: J One set of mill* and mill property—mill prop- ertr consists of two pairs corn rocks, one pair flooring burrs; one caminrmachine and fixtures; one saw mill, circular and appurtenances; two log carts; two yoke oxen. 420 acres of land, con sisting of lot No. 303, and 170 acres of lot No. 335 ; si,) manv other articles appertaining to said mills. Also, at same time and place, will the following property, to* wit; 2^00acres of land, IconMstinsr of lots of land vis; L**t Xo.3S3.m. th district Baker county; lot No. 307, in 14th dr>tnct Decatur county; one-half lot No. 361. in «hjdis- trirt Earlv county; lot No. 399L in 6thdi>tmt Early county: In* No. 400. in «th district Early county: lot Xo. in 4th district Early county : k* No. i4i in iSUt dinrict Early county; tot >o- 289, in 28th district Early county; lot Nain 13th district Early county; lot No. 75. m 9th dis trict Earlv county ; also, at same time will be sold 24 shares cf Camilla and Cuthbert railroad stock | also, one fourth Interest in the Recill A. Ivev pat j lent plow. r. jvlft-l* THE FLINT HOUSE. A FTER being thoroughly renovated, cleansed and refurnished, is now omen for the ac commodation of my traveling friends and the public generally, ax the following rates Monthly Boonlsrm Weekly Boarders - Meals —— Sgtitfmrtinn guaranteed to alL E. B. BROWN. Proprietor. ~ ‘ • and Plum. ....50 cento. novl25i* Pint «t- bet. Poplar , Tin “Ells” Kesianrant MULBERRY MACOX. - - - STREET, - - GEORGIA. r now fitted up in better rtyle than ererliefore with every aecommodelion. A corps ot mt- tentivo muI well tmined wailen, with cook, un- ready at ,U times to serre »U who may favor us with a visit. n EORGIA. MACON COUNTY.—John Har- or rell has applied for exemption of person- altr and setting apart and valuation of home stead. and I will pass upon the same at 10 o'clock. a. M, on the 24th day lof N'ovember^m^ at my nov!2 2t THE BILL OP PARE! Consist, of VEXISOX STEAKS. DUCKS. BIRDS. FRESH FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS. CHOICE BEEFSTEAKS. And everythin* that the Xortbem or Southern markets can supply. None but the best of WINES AND LIQUORS or in what place is not known. It is now ordered Furnished. Call and see for yourself and be convinced. novlStf W. W. LANBY. Proprietor. HALE POSITIVE. A Rare Chance for Printers! T7>0R nearly a year I have offered to.sell the on. F tire material, rood will.etc,cf theEUFAL- LA TIMES, including the Job Office, on account of mv health, which became so seriously im- paire.1 last winter as to confine me to my bed and room for a number of months. Harm, failed to effect a private sale. I am now deter mined to sell, at public outeiy. on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, (if not sold before.) provided I can on that day realise anvthimc like an approximate value of the cstab- livhment, which includes Power Press, Job Presses Type. Stones. Paper Cutters, etc, etc.. the whole eomprisin* abundant material for r Daily and VTeeklv edition of the paper, and a first' class Job Office, all of which is in rood condition, and a great deal, including Power Press, of late make, is as good a. new. Some ad van taros of buying: The paper and lob office already enjoy good patronage, estab lished for years. . ...... The location is one of the finest in the South. The railrosd facilities for sending its eirculS' tion rapidly to great instances ahead ot all other pauers, are unexcelled. . . The mail facilities South and West ol us are good and improrfm.. Eufaula is a thrifty Uttle.city. steadily and per manently improving. Tho investment cam be made Cheaper and on Better Terras than ever before or hereafter. In short. I am Determined to SelL if possible, inspito of the depreciated value of all property in these Printers, therefore, would consult their own in torests by consulting me. Information as to pres ent patronage and. future prospects, or in other respects, fully given. Address^ novlStf LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS HAND LANTERNS. To bum korosene oil—do not smoke. A full sortment of the above named articles, and marked down to suit the hard times. PRESCRIPTIONS e the care i in pounding r My stock of Brngs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines And other goods are all Fresh and Pure, and aro offered at such prices as obtain throughout tlie country where an honest and legitimate business is conducted. My stock is selected and offered for its purity, not lor cheapness. ROLAND B. HALL, noylStf Cor. Cherry st. and Cotton are. 20,000 German salt pickles, just re ceived at Putael’s. nov4tf Frvsches Schwkizer Kase, just re ceived at Putzel’s. noyitf Men’s Hats—all the new and nobby styles, for sale by novS lw "Wh. B. Johnston, Jr. Lon’s shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mulberry street is the place to get your harboring done. None but skilled artists retained. A hot bath can be bad on the shortest notice. oct29tf Infants’ Hats—pretty, new stylos, all sires, just received by novS lw Wm. B. Johnston, Jn. New Crop raisins, citron, cherries and currants, at Putzel’s. nov4tf Yo\rnr’s and boy’s hats, in latest styles, received to-day novS lw Wsr. B. Johnston, Ja. Hrxr, Raxkix A Lamab.—^This well known of tlie old land-marks of Putnam, being and reliable firm have received a large lot of Dr. that once owned by the Terrells. We are | Hood’s Eureka Liver Medicine, it has the praise sorry that this monument of the good old j of all who have tried it. In bottles at cento has paaiunl away forvvt-r. I and |l.u0. 5403; ket firm. Futures closed dull and easy; sales 23.900; No vember IS 15-16; December 14 3-16al4 7-32; Janu ary 14|aU 13-32; Februanr 1412-16al4 23-32; March 14 15-16al3l; April 15fal5 7-16. Baltimore—Cotton, net receipts —; gross 1012; exports coastwise 60; Great Britain —; Franco —; sales 300; stock 7870; middlings 13|; low mid dling 131; strict good ordinary 12|: market nom inal. New Orleans—Cotton, net receipts 8508; gross 9130; export*, coastwise; —; to Great Britain —; to continent —;' to France —. sales 3000; stock 8*k230; middlings 14l; low middlings 1S|; strict good ordinary U|; market firm; supply light. Wilmixotox—Cotton, net receipt* 22; exports coastwise —; to Great Britain 1G9; sales —; stock 2611; middlings 121; market quiet. Augusta—Cotton, net receipts 1526; sales 1287; middling* 12.*al3; demand good. SAVAXXAn—Cotton, net receipts 5109; sales 1796; exports coastwise —; to Great Britain —5 stock 87,344; middlings 13|; market easier and quiet. Charlestox—Cotton, net receipts 2265; export* to Great Britain 2681; coastwise —; to continent —j 'vile* 1000; stock 36.555; middlings 13talSl; low an>4Hmni lSlalSl; strict good ordinary 13IalS|; market slightly easier. Mobile—Cotton, net receipts SSf; exports coastwise 609; sale* 800; stock 21.205; middlings 131; low middlings life strict good ordinary 121; market quiet; demand moderate. Bostox—Cotton, net receipts 110; gross 1179; sales 300; stock 6000; middlings 141; market firm. Noreolk—Cotton, net receipt* 806; export* coastwise 2752; to Great Britain —; sales 450: stock 6066; low middlings 12f; market quiet and !. •niii’.Jil Memphis—Cotton, net receipts 2S1S; shipments 2069; stock 27.725; low middling 121; market quiet. GaLVESTOS—Cotton, net receipt* 1969; exports coastwise —; to Great Britain —; sales 1100*. stock 25.501; good ordinary 12|; loidinary 10|; market firm. Philadelphia—Cotton, net receipts —; gross 9S; middling* 14; market dulL Liverpool—Noon—Cotton sale* 10.000 hales; speculation and export 2000; uplands 8k Orleans s <; to arrive 1-16 cheaper, market dull and un- eh.-tKCfd Uplands, basis good ordinary, shipped Novem ber and December 81-16; same. Derembcr and Janary, 81-16; good ordinary, delivered December and Januaiy, 81-16. Later—Uplands, basis low middling, shipped November 8. Sale* include 5300 American. 5 P. M.—Cotton to arrive e«5»er; sales of up lands, basiscood ordinary, ddivert-d December and J anuary S; same, basis low middlings, deliverable Novemlter 81. Yams and fabrics at Manchester quiet and un changed. Produce. New York—Noon—Flour qniet and unchanced Wheat quiet and firm. Com a shade firmer. Fork doll and nominal; new mess 15 00. Lard quiet and firm; steam 7 3-16a7l. Turpentine dull at 39a39|. Rosin dull at 2 6oa2 65 for strained. FreigbLs firm. Evening—Flour a little more active and a shade firmer, a •mmon to fair extra 6 65a6 75; good to choice 6 SOslO 50. Whisky steady at 92. Wheat la2 better with an active exjiort demand; choice winter red western 1 43al 45. Com a shale firm er but less active; prime mixed western 59laiVd- Pork dull; new mess 15 00. Beef dull; mess ** 50a 10 00. Lard firmer at 7ia71. Turpentine stoady at 39ia40. Rosin quiet at 2 60. Tallow firm agd active at 6‘a7. Freights to Liverpool firm. Baltimore—Flour dull and heavy: pnees un changed. Wheat quiet and *teadv. Com quiet. Oat* steady; Southern 49 a 53; Western mixed 50; Western white 50 a 51. Rye quiet at 80 a 87. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull and unsettled; mess pork nominal at 15 00. Bulk meat*—Shoul ders 6 a 6J; dear rib sides 5i. Bacon, shoulder* 'd; clear rib sides 8; sugar cured hams 12i a it I^ird nominal at 7{. Whisky dull at 93. St. Louis—Flour quiet and weak; business small. Com firmer. No. 2 mixed at east side in elevator 55 bid. Whisky dull at 90. Provision dull and only small jobbing demand. ClXCIXXATI—Flour dull and lower at 6 25a6 50. Com firm and in fair demand at 45. Pork, old mevs nominal; new scan*? and firm; jobbing at 12 50. Lard, kettle in good demand; sales at 6 56a 6 62b jobbing at Bacon in good domaucl; shoulders 5I.*6; clsar sides 6|. Whisky sold at 96. Louisville—Flour quiet at 6 25*6 60. Com quiet at 3$aC2 sacked. Pork 13 50. Lard tierce 7{ a*; kec Si- Bacon Id light demand; shoulders 6h char rib sides 6ja6l; clear sides 6{a7. packed. Whisky auiet and firm at 87a^8. New Orleaxs—Flour quiet; treble extra 7 00 aS 00; family $5Aa9 50. Coni easier, mixed 72a 73; vellow and white 75. Oats dull at 53. Bran dull at 1 95. Pork dull at 15 00. Dry salted meat* -boulder* 6. Bacon dull and lower; shoulder* 61; clear rib 61; clear sides 6|; hams nominat at 9. Sugar dull and declining; inferior 4$a5; common 5{s6; fair to fully fair 7ja$i: second* Sa>l: yellow rlanfied 9a9j. Molasses dull and declined; prime to strictly prime 47a54-. choice 55a50 Lard easier, tierce Sta*,: kec 10. Whisky firm; Louisiana 95; Cincinnati 1 02. Coffee 22a23j. WiLMIXGiox—Spirits turpentine firm at 35. Ri>in steady at 3 25 for strained. Crude turpen tine unsettled; hard 1 75 for hard; yellow dip and virgin 2 12. Tar steady at 2 00. Liverpool—Noon—Breadstuff* quiet. Com 32*3d. Tallow SSmAd. Perk 7ls6d. UiXDOX—Evening—Turpentine Sl«9daS2s. Fine rosin 12**14a. Common rc*:n *sSdav«6d. Karine News. New Toek—Arrived. Adriatic.Citv of Brussel*. San Jacinto. Manhattan. HunUi file.’ City -f Aus tin. Fenefactor. Hatters*. Arrived out.’Otvanic. Sava.vxa*—Arrived. Saragossa Montgomerr, C. W. Lord, Joe Milberry, Yaderland. Sunrise, Sidled. Virgo. Seminole. ChaeLBTOE— Arrived. Champion. Weybosaet. Ashland. Citv of Halifax. M. C. Corson. Sailed. Virginia C. D. Blwtll, UU, B. Leonard; B. M. Sawyer. PREMIUM GALLERY DY reference to the published premium list JL> will be seen that Pugh wa* awarded 6 the 10 premiums offered at the late State Fair. His new process for retouching is creating quite a sensation. novl2tf Lost or Strayed. chain with block, having the staple passed through tho block. Left my place about the 20th October. Anv one returning him to me at Scho field’s Iron Works, or in Vineville, will be suita bly rewarded. Any information as to his where abouts thankfully received. novSCt J. S. SCHOFIELD. FOB BENT. lESORE, two desire„, • sleeping or office purposes, above store. rh.-rr\ - FOB BENT. Also, for sale, several vacant and improved lota in different parts of the city, worth from $500 $5,000. Apply t^ FOB BENT. R. P. LAWTOX? 01 * 1 ’ At Exchange Bank, or to Dr. A. P. COLLINS. At Collins’ A Heath* LOST. during Fair week, one black car semens Hi and one white BUCK. Any informa ion in regard to them left with Mr. T.H. Johnson will be libe rally rewarded.novll 3t LAW PARTNERSHIP. J. & J. C. RUTHERFORD, MACON, GA, /COMPOSED of John Rutherford, of Macon, and John C. Rutherford, late of Bainbridge, Ga We will practice in this Circuit, in the United States Circuit Court, and in the Bankrupt Court. J. C. Rutherford will, for the present, also at, tend Decatur and Early Courts. JOHN RUTHERFORD. JOHN C. RUTHERFORD. nom lw The startling drawback on nearly all agents has ever been that in their process of purgation and purification they have also debili tated the system. To obviate this difficulty j)hv- siciana have long sought for an agent that would Purge, Purify and Strengthen At One SBdtke Same Time. Their research has at last been rewarded by a discovery which fully realises the fondest desires of the medical faculty, and which is justly regard ed as the most important triumph that t.hari iacy has ever achieved. This important desiuerati m is Dr.Tutt’s Vegetable Liver Pills, Which purify t! e blood and remove all corrupt humors and unhealthy accummnUtions from the body, and yet produce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but on the conarary tone the stomach, and invigorate the body during the progress of their operation. Thev unite the' heretofore irre- concilaole qualities of a Strengthening, Purgative and a Purifying Tonic. Dr. Tuft’* Pills are the most active and Marching medicine m existence. They at once attack tne verv root of diseases, and their action is so prompt that in an hour or two after they are taken the patient i* aware of their eood effects. Thev may he taken at any time without restraint of diet of occupation ; they produce neither nau sea, griping or debility, and as a family medicine thev have no rival. Pnoe 25 rent* a box. Sold by all Druggist*. Principal Offire, 48 Cortlandt street New York. aep!2eodAwly ' R. F. IVEY. Administrator. A DMINISTRATOR'S S.lLE.-WUl be sold; before tfcn Coort-booao door, in the town of Clinton. Jones county, on the Brat TnradsTta January next, 75 acres of land, nine miles north o: Clinton. Mediant quality land, with some im provements thereon. Sold under an order of . onrt of Ordinary as the property of the estate of Brvmnt Funderburk. di-reas.-U. for dt-t nbution. terms rash. \VM. A. FUXDERBl RK. novlSds Administrator de boms non. W. A. JUHAU & CO., Aware of the stringency of the times, have made important reductions in all goods, which pur-ll chasers will do well to consider before buying. BLANKETS, SHAWLS, JEANS and DOMESTICS. DM IN 1ST BATOR'S SALE.—Agreeable to an L order from the Honorable Court ol Ordiniuy at Jones county, will be sold, before the Court house door, in Clinton, on the first Tuesday in January next, 1874; 100 acres, of land, moreor less, on the Central railroad, lying on the south side of the km? slash. 25 or 30 acres in good *tato of cultivation, good log cabins on said Jand. Said land being part of lot No. 87, in the 6th district, belong to land. Terms cash, noviztds A DMIXISTRATRIX SALE.-Agreral.le to an order from the Court at Ordinary of Jonea county, will be told, on the first Tuesday in Janu ary next, before the Court-house door, in Clinton, 550 acres of land, more or less, situate at Blounts- viile, in raid county, 50 acres of which u a dow-er life estate only—the balance wild m fee as the property of the estate of Sanford M. Tufts, de. .rared. for foment of debu^nsmTO^enns novl2tds Administratrix. Milo S. Freeman, as ad-' minis!rater of the Baron Bernhard Yon Herzah. late of the city of Alien- burg, in Germany, The heirs of said Bernhard Von Herzah. It being shown to the Court that the heirs of Bill in Bibb Superior Court, for direction, etc. E. B. POTTEB, M. D. HOMtEOPATHIST O FFICE Wood'* Block, Second street, third door below Johnston jewelry establishment, ttaoadono* House. july 1511 . immgtobeb at-law of said Baron Bernhard Von Herzah, late of Altenburg. appear on the first day of the next term of this Court, in person or by counsel, and be mode parties defendants to said bill, and in de fault thereof the Court will proceed as is provided in law. It is further ordered. That the above and fore going order be published once a month for four months before the next term of this Court in the Teleorath and Messenger, of Macon. Ga, and also in the Stoats Zeitung.of New kork. By the court: B. HILL, J. S. C. M. C. Whittle A Gustin, Solicitors for complainants. A true extract from the Minutes of Bibb Supe- { rior Court A. B. ROSS, Clerk. Novemlier 11,1873. novl2 lam4m DENTAL NOTICE. street, over the confectionery store of Major Canl dy Rogers, near Cotton avenue. lie uses all h is qos for extracting teeth; he has none to spare for gasing generally*. He would simply state to the public that he keeps fully up with the times and knows exactly what he is doing. His method of I practice has bevn thoroughly tested, approved and adopted by the best operators in the profes sion. Alter nineteen years of arduous practice, he ia not very flighty but baa simmered down to solid, useful and durable work at prices that are honest and low enough to suit the times. IIe\ never takes out better work than he can puti back. Refers to the following gentlemen and ladies] who, of course, understand all about dentistry/ and particularly Dr. Ford’s work: Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Ya; Henry Clay, Ky.; John G. Calhoun, S.C.; Andrew Jack-1 son. Tenn.; James K. Polk, Tenn.; Daniel Web ster. Rufus Choate. Mass.; Horace Greeley, N. Y.; Julius Cesar, Mark Antony, Brutus and Cat- aline, Rome; Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis Napo- 1 leon and Louis Phillip, Prance; Hernando Cortes, Spain, Cuba and Mexico: Henry VIII, Richard IlLEnglnnd: Mahomet Ali,Elizabeth,Cleopatra, Maria Antoinctt. Josephine Bonaparte; Bill Stokes, of Dooly; or any other man. Ring the bell at the door and walk in and get the worth ' ' your money. novll 6t| N O T X C E! . sisting of Three Dwelling Houses, One Office, and Two Unimproved Lots, all eligibly situated, for good and WELL IM PROVED PROPERTY. For further particulars address me at Griffin, Ga G. M. LAWTON, novll Ira O. E. BESORE, bales every day and night. Consignments ol all and every description of goods, wares, and mer-l cliandise, solicited. Liberal cash advances. Sales promptly settled. Out-door sales of furnitures [merchandise, stock, real estate, etc., promptly atl tended to on favorable terms. nov2 Ct Last Notice to Tax Payers. Say OF XOYEMBKR. Do not bring trouble upor- te and expense upon yourself by neglecting to*» your taxes in time. My office, 72 Cherry star . will be open until 9 o'clock P. M. Respectfully, W. T. NELSON, oct22tf Tax Collector for Bibb County. RAFFLE. The Gold Medal Premium Concert Grand CHICKEmUG PIANO EXHIBITED at the Fair, is to be raffled for than manufacturers* the music store of nov6 fix ;rs’ prices. Guilford, 1 REMTIII. RALSTON HALL. Frida; and Saturday, Soy. 14 and 15. AXD SATURDAY MATINEE. Return of the Supreme Favorites, The CHAPMAN SISTERS! Friday evening will be presented the Chapman Sisters* Burlesque Extravaganza, entitled DON GIOVANI, or Leporello and the Stone Statue, And the Charming Comedy THE LOAN OF A LOVER. Incidental to the Burlesque, New Songs and Dance*, Banjo Sola*. Clog Dances, Skatimr Acts, m ~‘‘ Duets, Denham’s Burlesque Bell Ringers le Wonderful Troupe of French Clodcch# Dancers. Entire chantre of Programme each night. Everythin? Xew.'Brivrht and Sparklimr. General Admission $1.00. Gallery 50c. Re* served Seats 51.25. for sale at Brown A Co.’s Book Store. Grand Matinee Saturday, 2 p. m., for Ladies and Children, Admission 50c. all over the house. nov9»6t AT LESS THAN DPA.3STIO PRICES. DRESS GOODS Reduced in all grades, and GREAT BARGAINS In all grades of Family Dry Goods. Just received, a handsome line of CASSiMERES For gentlemen’s wear. Double-Breasted Under Vests And all the no- elties in LADIES' XECK-WEAR. RUCHIXG. GROS GRAIX RIBBONS. Etc. Etc. Call rarlr and secure Baronins. nov9tf BOARD. G OOD Board can be had for families or young men at reasonable jratcsjby apjfivumra' Bar and Restaurant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. J. VALENTINO H AVING refitted his entire premises, is now prepared to furnish his friends and patrons with everything pertaining to a first-class restau rant, which will be served in the very best style. He will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, 6AME, ETC. Strangers visiting Skicon should give him a call. I will open on the 1st of October, at No. 05 Cherry street, next door to my present restaurant, a Ladies’ Sating Saloon. DISSOLUTION. M-V, d»y dissolved by mutual eon»ent” c£ A^ ElS withdraws from the badness. W. \V. Lsney will continue the business at the old stand, tahinc charoe of the assets and assuming all liabilities of the concern. C. A. ELLS. w. tv. laney. Staeon. Ga. November 8th, 1S7S. Havinc this day withdrawn from the firm of Ells Jb Laney, I take this method of thanking my many friends for their kind and liberal pat ronage, and wish for my successor, W. W. Laney, a continuance of the same. Respectfully, Macon. Go. November 8th, 1873, * nov9^t GUNNY CLOTH. qQ BALES STANDARD GUNNY BAG GING. For sale cheap. Interesting to Cotton Planters ! Y XT ILL be rented at public outcry before the Court house door in Clinton. Jones county, Georgia, on Saturday, the 6th dav of December next, between the legal hours of sale, for the next year, possession given the first day of Jan uary next, and rent to expire one year therec/ter, the Plantation belonging to the estate of the late Dennis L. Towndsend. consisting of 440 acres more or less. One half in hi-rh state of cul tivation and under rood fence, with abund*nt runnin* and well water. Larg„> two store dwell ing. laborers* bouses, gin house, horse stables, etc. Terms made known on the day of renting. For particulars inquire of J. F. GREER, Ad’rnr. at Greer, Lake A Co.’s Macon, Ga. nov9.3t-lawtds CITY TAX PAYERS. J AM instructed to notify you that TAXES MUST BE PAID B«-f< re the 20th tnstant. It will save you cost and i rouble to do so. Those w ho have claims against the c ity must put them in shape ami present thsm. Thc»e parties upon whom I have called frequently must call at the office and settle, as I am TOO MODEST to make myself disagreeable to them arain. All claims arainst defaulters will he put in exe cution and published the 1st day of December. nov? fit W. A. HOPSON & CO Have commenced to put Prices Down On their stock, and offer 100 Doz. HOSE FOR LADIES When taken by tho dozen, at $5. Cost $6 to import 40 doz. Misses’ 40-B Iron Frame At $4 50 per dozen. All Goods Marked Down norfitf THE FZmACE 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. Tho best Whishv, Brandy & Wine In Macon. Lunch every day at 11 o’clock. 'Ivster* rm f b*» half *hell. OctSl 1m DRS. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES DENTISTS, SUCCESSORS OF DR. G. IF. EMERSON 84 JIulberry Street, Bacon, Ga. References: Dr G W Emerson; Rev Dr F _ Kennedy. Rev J W Burke. Mr R H Hutcliings, Mr R W Bonner. At con; Capt P T Pitts Capt R, T Ross, Dr Sara Persley, Mr Robert Barron, Rev Jos Carr, Clinton; Mark W Johnson, Burroughs & Wing, Atlanta; Dr Hollingsliead, Fort Valley; Dr Jas Knapp. New Orleans. nov7tf For Rent. nee of the^ate J. VL ] street, occupied at present by J. L. Sauls- ry, eligi*^~ * * • - g " ’ ssession aeplOtf Bill Arp’s Peace Papers of irresistibly funny, satirical papers upon War Politics, and our Domestic Relations. One of tho sharpest books everi»rii;i<-<l in this country. Full of comic pictures. Price $150. For sale by , BROWN & CO., nov5 Ct Macon, Ga FOR SALE. 11-2 MILES FROM THE CITT. •CRES IMPROVED LAND, sui market gardener. HOUSE AND LOT. With or without furniture, containing necessary outhouses, stables, etc, and orchard, near Wesleyan Female College, octiltf M. J. BAER Mills and Land for Salo Cheap, class Circular Saw and Grist Mill, on Mossy Creek, with water power equal to one hundred horse power, situated in Houston county, within three miles of No. 2 Station, Southwestern Rail road. For further particulars address tho subscriber at Fort Valley, Ga D. H. HOUSER. *ep!6 eodffra JOHN INGALLS 8 AD DJLE It Y ! a varied assortment op SADDLES AND HARNESS. BRIDLES, WHIPS. HORSE COVERS, COLLARS. BITS, SADDLERY and CARRIAGE HARDWARE. CARRIAGE MATERIAL—HUBS. SPOKES, RIMS. BUGGY SEA' 1 ' CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES at REDUCED PRICES for CASH. Also 4 BUGGIES at LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. nevC lm DAVIS SMITH, 102 Cherry «tra«t. Maoon BURDICK BROTHERS, 63 THIiEttD STREET, Choice DEALER IX Tooth Brushes, Manufactured Expressly for His Trade and Awarded First Premium at the Georgia btate Fair. Elegant Handkercheif Extracts AS D TOILET WATERS. Awarded First Premiums at the Georgia State Fair. With a Full Line of Elegant Toilet Articles, COMBS. HAIR BRUSHES. POMADES, etc. JOHN INGALLS, rf)tf Fourth and Poplar Streets. HUKT.RAIlH&lMIt 83 and. 84, Clierry Street. Have no inducements to offer the public in ANTEBELLUM and DAMAGED goods, but have in store the largest and best as sorted stock of M aM Belial Dus MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS. OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, etc.- MA C O TV GE ORGIA SI(LY OF THIS GOLDEN HOG. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Corn, Bacon, Flour HAY. OATS. MEAL, WHET BRAN, BAGGING. TIES, LARD. HAMS, MACKEREL. SlJGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO. LIQUORS. Etc Prices as Low as Any Other House I To be found in this they sell as low as tho 1 A full assortment of ortionof Georgia, which est goods can be handled. FOR SALE CHEAP. street between Oak and Arch. Is within a few minutes walk of the business part of the city, de pot and workshops, and has proven to be a healthy place. Apply to D. D. CRAIG. auzlO eodtf R. A. MORRIS. For Sale. O NE of the moat valuable places in Vineville, known a* tin* Bryant place.containing about forty-five acres, will be sold for cash or cotton, or exchanged for real estate in tho city of 3Iacon. Apply to A. J. ORR. ortl&txl tf At Oliver. Dougla*.* A Co’s. For Rent. water, in suburbs of the city, convenient to Mer cer University. Possession given immediately. Apply to C. SULLIVAN. oct8eod lm Vineville. Music Lessons. ~Y7" CZURDA. Teacher of Music (Vocaland In- f • strumentol), offers his services. Applica tions may be left either at Messrs. Guilford, Wood A Co.’*, the Academy for the Blind, or by note through th-- Potoffire. ort!9 eorlfit* C0TT0X CROP OF 1873! CAMPBELL & JONES, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS ron Warehouse, Corner Second and Poplar Streets, Macon, Georgia, J^ENEW the tender of their services in the . Storage and Sale of Cotton. sep20-eodAw3m WANTED. A MALE TEACHER of experience to take charge of the “Talmadge Institute,” located at Irwinton, Wilkinson county. Go, for the year 1874. None need apply eicept those who can fur nish testimonials of nigh moral character and em inent Qualifications as a teacher. Application should be made to the undersigned immediately. F. CHAMBERS, nov8 2aw2w Secretary Board Trustees. WANTED. the means (say $3,000) to stock and run the places, haa experience in planting and can control labor, a most favorable arrangement is offered. Refer ence will be required. Address, W. H. JOHN8ON, Greenville, Miss. Or T. H. BRADFORD. Williamette, Arkansas county. Ark. uct30 2tow-im* OLOYERAND GRASS SEEDS, chop of is-s. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR. Druggists. NOTICE. liberal patronage of c September 18th. 1873. TRUMAN & GREEN, SECOND STREET. MACON. GA. Wholesale Dealers in louse Faroisls Go 9s, AND MANUFACTURERS OF TINWARE, Are tho Best Stoves in Use for the Reason 'that they do the Cooking in a More perfect Manner, with Less Fuel and in a Shorter Time than any other Stove and will last Double as Long. THE OLD COMPLAINT Of common Stoves, that they fail to cook well on the bottom of the oven is never heard where this stove is used. They have been in the market a quarter of a century, (all improvements being adopted so fast as their merits are known.) Over two hundred and fifty thousand now in daily use, dispensing health and happiness to millions. We are agents for Middle and Southwest Georgia for this popular stove, and can sell them, at wholesale or retail, as low as an ordinary sec ond-, or even third-class article can be purchased- TRUMAN & GREEN, Cherry Street, Macun. Ga- STOVE. Call and see OJ, at tha sign of tha Golden Hog. BURDICK BROTHERS. BURKE & COBB, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, 68 Second Street. Macon, Georgia. Home Insurance Company, of New York. CASH CAPITAL $2,500,000 00 CASH .ASSETS 4.408,673 76 BUEKE & COBB, Agents. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co., OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL $200,000 00 CASH ASSETS 342,099 04 BURKE & COBB, Agents. Equitable Fire Insurance Company, OP NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. CASH CAPITAL $200,000 00 CASH ASSETS 244,444 2S BURKE & COBB, Agents. Cotton States Life Insurance Company, OF MACON, GEORGIA. ASSETS, NEARLY $600,000 00 sop27 2aw4m* BURKE & COBB, Agents. SAVANNAH FAIR THE THIRD Annual Exposition OP THE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION of GEORGIA, COMMENCING MOUSTDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH, —AND— CONTINUING DURING THE WEEK. rrtHE GROUNDS and RACE COURSE are in X ajr.endid order, and theBUlLDINGS the most substantial and commodious in the country. The Exhibition will be divided into Departments at lxrx stock ; pEODrcis op the soil : domestic MANCPXCTCRES; MASUTXCTURE3 IN COT TON, WOOL, SILK, LINEN, IRON, BRASS, STEEL, GOLD, SILVER, LEATHER, PAPER, FIBRE, ETC, ETC. In/act, everything pertaining to AGRICTTL- TUltE. MECHANICS, and the FINE ARTS. $8,000in Medals, Plate and Money TO BE AWARDED. Exhibitors are requested to make their ent and have their articles on the ground at an early a day a* practicable, that they may be properly ar ranged in the respective Departments. For Premium Lists, and other information, ad dress the Secretory. _ • GEO. S. OWENS, President. J. H. ESTILL, Secretary. sep2ftleo<l&wlm CARPETS, CARPETS. COME AND LOOK AT TnEM—THE IARGEST AND HANDSOMEST STOCK JN GEORGIA AT THE LOWEST PRICES. MORE PATTERNS AND PREI TIER ONES THAN ANY ONE! T H AYE on hand and in transit Eody Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, Light and Heavy Three-ply,. Ex tra and Medium Supers, Supers and Ingrains, All Wool and Cotton Chains. Dundee, wool Dutch* Hemp and Venetian. RUGS. Moquette, Axminster, Velvet, Brussels and Beam—Most elegant patterns ever brought here! MATS. Axminster, Velvet, Brussels, Beam, Wool, Adelaide, Wool Border, Brush and Cone. OIL CLOTHS. Floor and Table. SHADES. Cloth, all colors and designs ; Hollands, Buff, Blue and White; Venetian Blinds and Paper Pattern;, WALL PAPERS. Eighty-five patterns, from 10 cents per roll to $1.50. SAME OLD STAND AND NEW STORE, THOMAS WOOD, Next to Lanier House, Macon. Gs DIXIE WORKS, FIRST STREET, CORNER OF CHERRY. WAREKOOMS: Poplar Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, MACON, GA. w o Q GIN YOUR COTTON. I AM prepared to gin Cotton for my neighbors on very liberal terms. JERE HOLLIS. on Houston road, three miles from town sept!7 2tawtf WANTED AT ONCE. •st wages will be P. C. SAWRER , JOHN P. FORT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Macon, Georgia. septffl 5w* NOTICE. I OFFER for sale a small farm in nous ton coun ty, five miles from Marsh alville, S. W. R. r containing 405 acres, under high state of cultiva tion, being level, with good fences, good water; buildings new, except the dwelling, whxh. hr.*.' been recently repaired. Said place u level and ire a healthy locality. Terms made east-. Apply tie GEO. S. HASLAM: SB.. octlS 6w Mar-hfllrille. Ga.. GUERNSEY, BARTRUI & HENDRIX, PROPRIETORS. D00BB, SASH AND BLINDS, WINDOW AND DOOE FBAME8, BALUS TERS, NEWEL POSTS, S0B0LL W0BX8, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, GLASS, OILS, PAINT8, PUTTY, ET0., ETC., ET0. A full line of the above always in stock, and supplied to city and country on short notice. oct2fieodtf - JOHNSON Sc DUNLAP, *72 Third Street, Macon, Ga. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. We have in store the best selected stock of HARDWAEE in Middle Geofigiit find defy competition in qualify or price. POCKET JUTLERY. DR. W. W. FORD DENTIST. We import direct from Sheffield, England, and win guarantee to duplicate any bi U bought in New York from jobbers. Table Cutlery, Hated Goods, Britannia and Iron Spoons. We are prepared to offer extra inducements, as we buy from manufacturers by the case, and get extra discount. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Our stock is large and complete, and prices lower than at any time since the war.- FOE SALE. l Ma to the Iverson farm. *ite»ted 1$ milofb con, opposite Rose Hill Cemetery. Said-fa riots of 147 1-4 acres, including some it the beet land in Bibb county, with many advm itage* of water, muck-manure, eta, required oa a model farm. Examination ifi invited. ocUQdJw A. IVSRSQ* , Admr. 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 COTTON GIN. IRON and STEEL and everything k.:pt in a first class Hardware Houee. W« mean business, and all we ask is a trial, if we don’t se.ll you, it shall not be one fault. etUS tf