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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH VXD MESSENGER: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16. 1873. [I * , l t ' ; fHE CITY. aUXDAT MORNING. NOV. 14. ,.71 T» Patron* «f the Codon authority ot tlio Goorffiji .Stut«) Grange, a maas-nitvtinjj of Cottou Stnt-- Patron* iui<l Patron* will l>e hel«l in thu city of Atlanta. Ga., on tbo 2.jth instant, at 8 o'clock r. to taka ink* oonaideration meMimrf looking to tL# relief of th- brotherhood. Cotton State* cxchanof the Georgia proa* will plasm oopy, or call uttcnUon to same. Half-faro rates will doubtlres lx* <jb- tainod on all railroad lined In thu Slat- for delegates attending the meeting. T. J. Smith, MuoU r. K. Tatloe, SocreUry. Cnlaparehee, NovenVrer 4. 1873. Rrllflraa Krrvirro To-da>. Hvuiibt Stewt Methodist C uracil. PretCiing at 10} a. *. by the pn tor. Iter. J.O. Branch, and at 74 j». ss. by Bor, E. II. MyiT.i, D. D. Sunday-School at 3 r. jr. Prayer-meeting- every Wodnoaday at 74 **• *• General claad-DicvUng Friday at 4 r. x. Vixevji.le,—Preaching at 7* p. *r. by the pastor, Iter. Jm. O. Brunch. Sund.iy- achool at 4 p. x. Second Bajtist Ciiuaor.— Pmjer- mo tinif at s; a. x. Sal? »ath-.school 9J a. v. FrcaoHin" 104 a. m. and 74 p. x. by Rev. W. V. Chaudoin. Fiejt Bai'tiht Cnci-cir.—Pr. u liinjat 10J o'clock, a. x., by R.*r. I)r. Warren, of Philadelphia, Pa., and at 74 r. x. by Rev. L. B. Finh, of Atlanta. 8,in day-school at 31 r. x. The Sahbath-achool of tbc Sec* . 1 Baptist Chur -h i t:.- 31 .h-i< achools of the First Church are invited to attend this meeting, which will l ad l .-eased by th* gentlemen alx namod. Fixer 0noorr Methodist Church. Preaching at 104 a. x. by Rev. G. Pearce, pastor, and at 74 p. by Rev. B. M. Lockwood. Sunday-achool at 3 r. x Prayer-mc-ting Wednesday at 74 r. x. Hast Macon M. E. Church.—Morning service 104 o'clock. Preaching by Rev. It. M. Jxxdcwood, pastor. Sunday-achool 3 o'clock p. x. Evening service 7 o'clock Preaching by Rev. J. W. Burke. Jones* Cjiapel.—Preaching at 11 a. x. and 7 r. x., by Rev. H. J. Harvey, day-school 0 o'clock, a. x. St. Joseph'* Catholic Chubcji.—First Maas at 74 o'clc^k a. x. High Mass 104 o'clock a. x. Vospors 4 o'clock r. x. Presbyterian Church.—Servicu a* usual at 104 a.x., and 74 J*. x. ji ntMK\T ntv. il h« M.i J ilii. mil * KrcruH*. fair trsnl, .41. wander A Co. Judge Hill, of the Bibb County Supe rior Court, pai'tsed nenteneo yesterday noming up-on th«- prisoners c-inrict**! of TttriouA oflenoes, before him during the week. The following were sentenced: George Hathoru, who plead guilty of larceny from the house, of goods ralu.-d at over fi-fty dollars, was &. nienc**! to ten y.ars in the penitentiary—the extreme limit of the law. Austin Dupree, found guilty of burglary at night, was sentenced to fift in the penitentiary. Twenty } t! «'limit of the law. IIu counsel, Geo. I W. Gu.-t'n, Es-p, notified Judge Hill that j he would make a motion for a new trial i ! the thanks of the cstytothe uiunv i mod#* buch a worthy contribution. . The health of Caj*t. Wa. Bros ha l furuUhed th.? . x.vUeut - j vroo propp'd and re. ]K>n<l.>l to ' gentleman, and stfter dongs and nr. in which each guest fombhed hi I the party broke up at u late 1 j dream of their genial boat and hi * to-be-forgott-n Kupper. Col. T. J. Sixxonb Iuls removal his law 001 co from Third atroet to 80 Mol bony street, in tho ofllco of Col. Wooten We coll tho attention of our merchants L» tho advertisement, “situation wanted, in another column. Tho party is thor oughly known to us, and would make most faithful and efficient traveling ag or dork. The Weather Yesterday was not quite so cool ns tho two previous «lnja were, and tho general ap pearance of tho atmosphere and clouds acorn to indicate, that raiu may bo ox* pt-ctod almost any day. The.l.ant of the ftennon. Tho colored pooplo will have on excur sion to-dny to Ifowkinsvillo and back, at one dollar for tho round trip. The object of the rido is to obtain money to aid ono of tho colored church OS in tho city. For Hie l.aillr*. M»*i Dora 8ehulr, of LouUvillo, Ky., is at tho Lanier llonso with a largo assort ment of samples of French goods, etc., to which fh* Invites tho attention of the ladies. S.*»* her card in another column. Prr«MnMl. Any one acquainted with tho where abouts of Mr. Francis Walters, formerly of Hartford, Conn., will confer a favor to him by requesting him to communicate with Mrs. Samuel Walters, 38 Asylum street, Hartford, Conn. Profractcil Merlins:. A k'orioj of meetings arc in progress in the Second Baptist Church which prom- iso to be very interesting and to don vast amount or good. Rev. Mr. Chaudoin is hero and will preach every night du ring tho present week. Tho mootings aro •largely attendod. < rnlml (•rorsla Jorkry null. A xu tv ting of tho Central Georgia Jockey Club will bo held in tiio Board of Trade rooms on Wednesday night, at 7J o'clock, for tho purpose of completing tho psrmanont organisation of tho Club and arranging for a spring meeting. All per sons who feel any interest in tho Club are invited to attend. Harper i Maga/lnr. We ha vo received from Messrs. Brown A Co. a ropy of the December number of llarpor’s MagHfin^ presenting one of the finest tables of content* ever presented, ovcu by tUU famous Old periodical. The number Is also copiously HJitstrstwt And nU>uinU with instructive nud entertain ing n'ftdiug matter. Tasiarlal. Some of the barbers of Macon liavo taken wtop* towards having their shops doAtxl on Sunday. They have asked to hftTo the city ordinance, bearing upon the subject, enforced. It i-s understood among some of them that, after to-dny, the harbor shop* will lv closed on Sun day. The memboxj of the tonsorial X'ro- feu-iion seem to think they are entitled to a full ilay's ro»t on S:tudjy, as well as other folks. Thomas Franklin plead guilty of sim ple larceny. He was charged with bur glary in the night. He wa* sentenced to twelve months in the chain gang. Peter King, convicted of assault with intent to commit rape upon a little negro giri fdur y*?ar* old, was nentt noed to ten years in tr.e penitentiary. Iliad Alien pleal guilty of larceny from the house of goods worth over §50, and was sentenced to fivo years in penitentiary. All t!.•• above convicts are colored. The Piko case is set down for to-mor row, and will probably be ^commenced. It will occupy several days. The Don Levy trial will follow as speedily possible. There is quite a number of other pris oners in jail, whose cases will probably be fiiiqtoecd of before the court leaves tho criminal docket. THE LATE RAILROAH COLLISION Tlic Conductor and Engineer of the Frelglu Train Tried and Acquitted All the readers of the Telegraph and M CMSENOZB, doubtless, havo a painful re- coll- *c tion of the late collision on the South western railroad, which cost two men their lives and seriously injured three others. It has been generally understood that the blame for this calamity, to considerable extent, rested upon the con durtnr and engineer who were running the freight train. At the instance of the anthor'ties of the rood. Conductor Matthews and En ginoer Frazer were arrested on the chargo of manslaughter, and they had their preliminary examination yesterday in the County Court room, before Justices Caxe. Heath and Adams. The pros ecu tion iras conducted by Messrs. Lyon Irvin and the accused were defended by Cols. Poe, Hall and Wooten. A good doal of testimony wxls heard and the case was ably argued by counsel on both sides. At th*s conclusion of the argument the charge against both of them was dis missed. Brown Jk Co. These gentlemen, a^ is si advertisement which appea: n years are promptly in the field with the finest .stock of fancy goods ever brought to Mi- I eon. They do not seem to Lav..* boeu at all alarmed at the panicky times, but I - with confidence in their own judgment ? ] and taste, and a knowledge of the people of Mtcifl, they have sacked the markets of New York for whatever is elegant and toatoful. They Iia re been receiving these goods for some weeks, and are still re ceiving them, and their store is now a beautiful work of art, presenting a unity which it would be almost a pity to de stroy. Their stock this season covers a greater variety of articles than they ever brought out before. They have a superb collec tion of pictures, a myriad of brilliant toy books for the little folks, work-boxes ami baskets for the ladies, bronzes and mar bles for the mantel, all manner of beauti ful things for the writing-desk, and a very large stock of holiday books, com prising many that are elegantly bound and finely illustrated. We call the attention of the trade and the public generally to their advertise ment and to their stock of goods. Every thing in their store was brought out to be sold, and they are going to sell re gardless of the stringency of the money market. h i Latl Financial and Commercial •ft' l» h 1 f.T » Mi till » S f» '-1 Fr—SUV K. / 1 mmd " I -v that Cotton. 1 We note to-day a still further improvement in J sod<*t**s i ^ the eottoa market. The market cioaed firm at our to I never- ! Troday the raraipu were *57 b«le»-S73 by ml and IM hy wa*oii. The shipments nnW y their Itco, cow rot suTtaiyr. Stock cn band Sept. 1,1873 !■*» 1 li'u’Sl r-tisi^- 'ajltf-gMOi ADVERTISEMENTS. THE FLINT HOUSE. FTBRhein* thoroughly rrciovatclean-**! u nmi r*jfur:n-*b«.vl. is now < pen .orth-?ac- nmodatk-n of my trau l n.' friends and the I public ren.-mJly. *t (be foUowiiu ni>.-* : Monthlv Hoarders $£* Weekly’ Boarder*. 7 Heats 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed to alL K. K. BROWN. Proprietor. novlgst* Find sb. tv*t. Poplar aryl Plum. SALE POSITIVE. A Ilare Chance for Printers! miss dora schulz | The “tils” Restaurant. M19 aw-*> The CkM»n Slilern. Thu troupe lMt j>orform:uico ot U-l.tou Hall hv*t nifilit to a good nu- dlpn v. Tho perform4noe was fully up to the .t.-vnoUr.! iT the tr»>ujH>. full of ex- ctUciu fun, g\.*cnl mn4ic« fine duncing and pungent joko*. TU<> young lad jK'rf.vUy ut tlromsolTOS, and did lhoir bout hinging and noting. On tbo trholo their visit to Mneon has boon n MOOMsful one nnd pleading to 0WM who wttOMMd tho porfornunco. i were mo of Kvpla.lan. Tho boiler of the engine Sunshine, be longing to th. Mneon nnd Western rail road. oxolcKhnl To*tenl:iy at Bnrnonville. The engine was without a train, and wa* on it* way to Gridin ur pull n trnin-lood of ivtton down. It wiu standing at th station at lUrneuvillo with only amount of steum on when tho ox oocnrrrhl. Kortunaudy no ono ’ tho engine at the ti:ue. Two men ing near were nealde. 1, but how r we did net asivrum. This is th. same- engine the 1 vhieh exploded during the war. A Pleasant Amir. One of tho pleasantest social affairs that has transpired in Mneon in a long while, took place at tho Jirown House Friday night, on tho occasion of a supper given by Major J. D. Sproull, agent of the Howe Scales Company, to n few of the friends that ho hn. made in Macon. Tho following guests were present: Hon. IV. A. Uuf, Gen. Whi. S. Holt, Col. E. Grier, Messrs. S. M. Farrar, Jno. P. Fort Cha*. la Boss, Jasper F. Greer, Felix Corput, Francis I.ake, S. S. Dunlap, L. \V. Iiasdal, S. G. Bonn and B. C. Smith. Tho iiuppcr, which was gotten up under ho special direction of Billy Brown, would have dono credit to Dclmonico. It as elegant in every particular, and heartily enjoyed by tho guests. llut the feed was not the ultimate end and aini of the party; lienee tho table wns cleared of substantial* to make room for Madame Clicquot. Then tbo fun commenced, and gayety and wit pre vailed until near midnight, and toasts nnd responses followed each other in rapid succession. The first toast was by Maj. Spronll, lioproposed: *'Tho citisons of Macon. -.-Distinguished alike for their coolness of judgment and courtesy to strangers." Mayor IIufT, upon being oakod to re- ipond, t]>oko of the spirit and enterprise of tho IIowc Scales Company’s agent, the Major, who hod contributed so much to tho State Fair, for which, in tho namo of tho city he thanked him ; ho hoped his stay in litem lud been pleasant, and, in conclusion, proposed the health and pros perity of himself and tho company ho presented. Gen. Wm. S. Holt followed in his usual happy vein, saying that ho was callod upon os a railroad man, but railroads were too long to carry out tho idea of the Gov ernor of North Carolina who, upon a cer tain occasion, made an observation regard ing tho length of timo between drinks, and would simply reiterate tho wish of the Mayor- that Mr. Sproull would mako his stay among ns a pleasant one. Col. E. C.-Grier, of GriswoldviHe, said when he heard the “Howo” man wns around hoobaervod that those "machines" w ere in his neighborhood and didn’t worth a cent—didn’t know but that -’Spronlls” was a sewing machine man, till ho asked him in that "closet” at the Fair Ground, and in a quarter of an hour was convinced that if ho was on a committee he would decide in a minute who should have the “blue ribbon.” Had met the Major since, was pleased with him—didn’t know anything about scales, but would bet on ■Sproulls.” Mr. J. F. Greer followed Col. Grier. He said he was no speaker, bat would add his mite by telling a story, which he did with excellent gusto, and "brought down the house.” Mr. S. £. Dunlap said he was Howe’s agent, but feit that it was unnecessary to take charge of the whole family; that the business community l*cd adopted tho representative, Mr. Sprouil, jyid he felt confident to loavo him to "weed his own Thr Mayor’s Court. There were bat two names recorded in his Honor’s book yesterday, and they were George Shager and John West, both of whom were charged with stealing wood." Shager said he had been sent by West for a stick of wood abont 2 o’clock yesterday morning, and was toting it to West when tho officer nabbed him. West went clean back on Shager, and even de nied having any acqnantance with him. As it could not be proven that the wood was actually stolen both negroes were discharged. READING NOTICES. Hunt, Hankin' & Lamai: are getting ready for their winter's work in their fer tilizer. They already have several thou sand tons engaged for futnredelivery, and request planters who wish to bay of them to make their arrangements early to avoid confusion. Their mill will bo full operation early in December, when they will bo ready to deliver. LATEST MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH FinanciaL New Toe*—>*m»—Gold o nrtii-. M-r.-j a <*oll short?. GowflBWtsrtws. Brcnii*^N««ry <*-«t si 7. Gold Stall ax Gosw BEGS I'fareto announce t o the ladies of Ms- con and viciniij that she has again come to thi* city with a large assortment of samples of FRENCH LADIES’ WEAR and FINE REAL LACES. Owing to the recent decline of gold and goods she offers her goods at Unprecedented Low Prices! i strong. State ki: Urn ri fc —i 10; new!til lasaiL , x ^ aa}. new #i*t; Virr.ni.LS M: tv»w So; (vmJi m v LonUiaraj 25; new 40; knnees tu 10; 6a Alalmsm 8a Sk is 35; Gtonna 6s fci 7s Th; North Catenas fH; new It. special tax fi; South Carolina* SC; new 8k April and °NiSr r Oaleans—Gold 91 Exrisange. rteriing lank 17*171- New York sight 1 premium for certified cheeks. Cnnvhrytdl prrainm. Losrpox—Noon—Conola 9±2 a 9t J. Fires 911. Erie 26k UL-r—Erie 371. Pasis—Eentcs 57 COc. Cotton. Nzw Yo*x—Xaoo—Cotton sale* 4-17; uplands JSh Ortwin 151; market dill Kreninz—Cation, net reewbu 1531 bales mow SJ5fc oka 470; ujilonds life Orlora 151; nor- ket doll. Future* riuml wraks aolea ii.tOO; Xovc-raVr —. Derrmber 141; January 14Jol4 IS-16; February 15X-UM51; Marrh «*•!«; April 15 15-14. BlLTinoxx—Cattnnuv-t receipt* 171; (lOT 1174; opart* coat&wiae 115; Grot Britain —; France —. sale* *00; stock 10.174; middling 14b, low mid- dlinz 14h atrici (tooil ordinary lSfc market firm. ■ w oauusr—Ootton. r ‘ Linen Embroidered Bands and Sleeves at....„81 25 -nedet ?!- Stocks Krcbrofa t-uir 7; Linen Embroidered Yokes and Sleeves- 200 ‘fat'* bond* strun*:. J Cohn* bearr at Real Point Applique Handkerchiefs - 4 75 Four hundred thousand pounds Teas of all grades, at Putzel’s novktf A new lot received to-day. iFcn Sets! Fub Talmas! Fob Boas! Swansdown* ! Just received by Wm. B. Joiin'sto;,', Jn., Macon, Ga. Cotton avenue, next to Mix A Kir land. nov!3tf 20,000 German salt pickles, just re ceived at Putzel’s. novltf Fbusches Schweizeb Ease, just re- ceivod at Putzel’s. noyltf New Chop raisins, citron, cherries nnd currants, at Patzcl's. novltf * MARRIED. On tlio ISth of November, in fit. Stephen’: Church, Milledzerille, liy Rev. Mr. Stoney, Cspt. W. ff. Willi amson to Mias Currosn. youngest daughter of Mr. M. J. Kenan. FUNERAX NOTICE. Tlis friends of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. ItoosETTLi aro invited to attend the funeral of the latter from Christ Cliunrh. SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o’clock. Colonel Farrar, upon beingcalled upon, araae to his feat and said that when he first visited New York to bny a stock of hardware, he met a friend from England well acquainted with the hardware busi Bow, and upon interrogation as to the most reliable scales, said that Howo was the inventor of the first scales ever brought into prominence in this country, and advised him to buy those goods; i small ' t!iat ke trifJ them thoroughly, and _ vas prepared as a retired hardware man was on to indorse tho verdict of tho judges, a stand- I Mr. B. C. Smith being the youngest erionslv mart present, amid a chorus of calls pro- I posed "the health of Old Mrs. Howe,” oiler of which was drank with spirit and much I good liumor. 1 C.L.Koss said he l;o>l been eulle.1 upon SrhsoI.Eoesi In Srrsnd >4 ard. j as a New Yorker, but a - sach he had Some wsek* oinoe a committee wu* ap- | "struck.” nnd felt it presumption in the pokited U' secure, if posailde a room in ; presence of so many, more worthy, to say the second word, to be used as a public a woril, W as a diaapi>oinUd exhibitor atWd-room temjwrarily. in order to ae- . had said tliat the pictures cf Confederate ...... -tut- some of the pupils who, thus - Genera** liod been hung over Howe s lor, have been unable to get places in | scales to infiuenee a decision, and Con- J the schools now in operation. The ‘com- federate Generals had been selected to mittee has been making diligent inqui- award the premiums, he proposed "the riM lor such a room, but. so far, all of. memory of th.sa' whom Major Sproulls fort* liave been unavailing. It is hoped ; liad honored, and the health of those who that, i? any one Uviag in that word is j had honored him aw>rc of the whereabouts of such a room, information will be given to Prof. Zet- ilor. He is doing everything be can to- wrurd making provision for oil the chil dren in the city, but is cramped by the 2aek of an adequate amount of school room. The city will probably commence tho eroctia* of a ootautodieus building at ... early day, but that cuinot be ready in •oseml B<afh% a*d it is doeirmble to moke provision for the acoonunodaUop of fbo chiidraa in th# ueutiw. Mr.Fort, upon beiug called, said though he belonged to a talking profession, he was a small talker upon oeuisions of this kind; but was glad, as a citizen of Bibb, to thank Mr. Sproull for his splendid dis play at the Fair, to thank him for his magnificett supper, and join with the my he rwjue»J*-d to *eud other gentlemen in wishing him God . our deceased com.-sUc. •weed os ho left Macon. Rw^wUuBy Alderman Saedul said, like the gentle- . p„ r A 0 Blcox man who had preceded him, he was no j Pxtv. j. B Gszskam. spoaker, bat as a member of the Board of ‘ Caauaittec. Report of the Committee of the 31m con Volunteers on the Death of col. T. W. .Danghani. Tlio committee appointed at the last meeting of this company to report upon tho death of our gal lant frit-ml nml f.-llow->oltlier, (*u! m ! T. \V. Maxoiiam. in performing to-night their solemn office, do not think that it comes within the pro vince of that office to make this the occasion of nny extended account of hia life, cither m its pub- or private aspects; but rather believe tbeir purposefbest served by adverting briefly, but with heartfelt emotion, to those traits in his character, and those events in his life which served to cn- aar him so tenderly to this company, to this com munity, and to all who love tho memory of the cause for which he fought and bled. From his earliest manhood he has been Inti mately associated with the business men of Ma con; and, whether as clerk, merchant, qr bank his kind and gentlemanly deportment, his punctuality and faithfulness in business, together with his habits of extraordinary industry, ami his high moral character, gave him a reputation among those men which will remain In their memories bright and spotless, to the end. In the office of cashier he had few equal*, and certainly superiors. We all know how much he had at heart the interests of the bank in which he held that responsible office up to the time of his death* and the strength of the cords which bound him to those with whom ho was there so intimately con- led cannot be measured in words, it can only fdt. But we of the Macon Volunteers, more than all Others, save those stricken ones to whom he was united by family ties, aro called upon to mourn his loss. It was as a member of onr company that first entered f he service of his conntiy; and, though bo soon left its ranks fora higher posi- liis thoughts and affections eicr turned fondly to his old comrades. His subsequent mili tary career is familiar to you alb and it is suffi cient here to state that it only closed when he re ceived tho fearful wound which disabled him for lifts. His sufferings for many months were very great, but he bore them like the soldier that he was—heroic, bravo and true. As a field officer he won well deserved distinction, and but for the hurt of his being compelled to retire from active service, be would undoubtedly have worn the uni form of a general officer before the close of our struggle for independence. * In the reorganization and equipment of our company L»x services hare been invaluable, and for this wo owe him a debt of lasting gratitude. His mind was constantly busy devising some plan for the promotion of our welfare, and though the fell disease which took him from us bad already greatly enfeebled his body, yet we can safely say that he has done more for the company since its reorganization than any other member. As Sec retary and Treasurer, liis duties have been ex ceedingly verajious and onerous, owing to the correspondence and collections made r. by the uniforming of the company. These duties he discharged cheerfully and with an unwavering sea] and fidelity. The commission to which he was entitled in compensation for his services would have amounted to several hundred dollar*, but he generously refused to receive a dollar, thus largest contribution which has ever been ma.te to the funds of tho company. nis attachment to our corps wa* deep and last ing. Hi* dying request was that be might be buried by the Marpu Volunteers, and that they tould fire a salute over uu grave. It has been ir sorrowful privilege to fulfiii this requo»^ ami it is given to the dead to learn the hearts of the ring, oar deceased comrade mot indeed know that never was a like tribute paid by more tender. mowing hearts, or with more loving, heartfelt sympathy. May the autumn leaves now falling o’er his new-made grave rot softly there, and may the gentle rivulet near \*hi<.h he lies mur- mpr ir* sweetest requiem for the soldier dt-a-L With this report, your committee would ask the adoption of the follow ine rew-Jutions: Resohcd 1st. That in the death of S-vrctaiy T. W. Ma.N'.iiam the Macon Volunteers have lost a friend honest, brave and true, and an officer effi cient, faithful and generous—and appreciating as we do his many virtues and hi* noble character, we beg leave to tender to his affected family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their great sor row. May He who alone can comfort them afford them the consolation which we of the earth can never give. Resolved 2*1. That this report be placed upon the minute* of the cmnpatir. and that the mvtc- >py to the famflj of New Onuun—Cotton. _n*S rereipu lhXS; rro*, 1009; export, eoutxrae 1801; to Lrrat Britain — to rontinent —; to Franco «ale* MOO; stork msldlinn IStalOi; lev raiildlinn 141: ordinary lit; market Gnu; dimand WlLMiaaTOX—Cotton, net receipt, 2Vh exports OHtwiio —; to! Great Britniu —; sale* 75; ork 2000; middlinga 14; mark.-t quieL AroiMTA—Cotton, net receipts 2017; sales 125; middlinxo Ml; market steady. SsvANXsn—Cotton, net raeeipta 4S15; salea 2510; exports roesttrise —; to Great Britain 3072; to the Continent 2700; stock 03,0>-; middlings lit; market firm. Ciuelestom—Cotton, net receipts 2S19; exp to Gnat Britain —. coastwise 230; to Co nent —.sate, 200-. stork LSfCC; middlings 141; Iom middlings 14; strict good ordinary lsj; market dull and nominal. MOULE—Cotton, net receipts 1041; exports „istwise 200; Great Britain —. sales 500; stock 2JA59; middlings I4J; low middlings 14k strict ^■mUjMUvragolar. . — n-ipts 12S; gross 035; rales 150; stock GOOO; middling, US; market act ive. Nobtole—Cottor. net receipts IMS; exiiorts I 1st wise 2151; to Gnat Britain —; rales 300; stock 5325; low middlinga 132; market active. Memphis—Cotton, net receipts 31S9; shipments 2515; stock 25311; low middling 14!al4i; market ’^altotom—Cotton. net receipts 2501; ’exports coastwise —; to Great Britain —; to France —; sales 1200; stock 31,458; good onlinary 13; or dinary 111; demand vxxL 1 Real l'oiut Applique Collars...^ 4 25 Chemises, Gowns, ete. very cheap. M as Schulz will be at the Lanier House until Thursday Evening:, November 20, and take orders. novlS It MASONIC NOTICE. Macon Lodge No. 5, F. A. MI A TTEND reml«r meeting TO-NIGHT at 71 o’clock. Member* of Mtzptili Lodgiiands> ( jouming brethren fraternally invited. By order „ J. J. CORNELL. VT. M. Milo 8. Freeman, Secy. noris itountf MULBERRY STREET, MACON. GEORG LI. r r.ow fitted up in better style than ever before with every accommodation. A corps of at tentive and well trained waiters, with cooks un- *urpa*sed, ready at all times to serve all who may favor us with a visit- THE BILL OF FARE! Consists of VENISON STEAKS, DUCKS, BIRDS, FRESH FISH, OYSTERS. . CLAMS, CHOICE BEEFSTEAKS, WINES AND LIQUOKS Furnished. Call and see for yourself and be convinced. novlStf W. W. LANKY. Proprietor. Situation Wanted, A S a dry goods or grocety clerk, by a young | man larxely acquainted m Middle and South west Georgia, who can give tho best and most satisfactory references. Address T.J.Lra SWMtf Care Telegraph and Messenger. Central Georgia Jockey Club. A LLmemliera and persons interested in tho | CVntral Georgia Jockey Club are requested ™eet at the rooms of the Board of Trade « eilnesday evening at 7\ o’clock. A permanent or ganization and arrangement* for a spring meet ing will be effected. Bv order „ w. f. Anderson, President. Hxtxe Ellis, Secretary. novlG 5t BROWN & CO. N O TI C El . sisting of Three Divelliu? Houses, Ono Office, auil Two ' Unimproved Lots, . IM PEOVED PLANTATION PROPERTY. For further particulars address me at Griffin, Ga. G. M. LAWTON, novll 1m EOR RENT. Are opening and will have the largest stock of FANCY GOODS . —seven rooms and double kitchen. Also, for sale, several vacant and improved lots _n different parts of the city, worth from $500 to $5,000. Apply to 1 MRS. REEVES, octlTtf Cor. Spring st. and Washington av. POR RENT. Apply to julyl7tf r located. gibly lo R. F. LAWTON, At Exchange Bank, or to Du. A. P. COLLINS. At Collins’ & Hentb’ Last Notice to Tax Payers. [I LLDELTHia-Cottoo. net receipt* —, grow 1; middlings I5;al5h market quiet. Liverpool—Noon—Cotton sales 10^)00 bales; •peculation and export 2000; uplands 8‘; Orleans f bji to arrive 11-16 lower, market steady. Later—Uplands basis good ordinary, shipped >’pw?ber and December, 81; same, basis low middling*, delivered December 8]. Sales include 3100 American. Produce. fftnr Yoke—Noon—Flour ten. Wheat quiet and firm. Com quiet and firm. Pork quiet; new mess 14 75. Lard quiet and firmly held; steam 8L Turpentine steady at 40. Rosin steady at 2 65 for strained. Freights steiulv. Kvening—FJuar firm and inactive. Wheat closed dull and drooping; white western 172. Com baavy. Folk a shade easier. Lardjirmer at 711-16 a7f. Naval* tinner. Freights dull. Cincinnati—Flour in fair demand and higher at 6 4fta6 65. Com in fair demand and advanced: shelled 40; new No. 2 ffiaf. Pork firm; sales of new 12 25a12 37L cash; 12 25, December. Lard firm steam held at 7; kettle steady; sales at 71; held higher. Bacon firmer, sales at, shoulders 6J ; clear rib 6\; clear sides 6\. Whisky steady at 87. Louisville—Flour in good demand at C 25a fi GO. Com steady at 55a5»J shelled nnd sacked; fair local demand. Provision* in fair demand. Pork 13 00*13 50. Bacon, shoulders Cp. clear rib sides 6h clear sides 7. Lard, tierce 7faS; keg 8*. Whisky steady at 87aSS. New Okleass—Flour, only city demand; dou ble extra 6 00; treble extra 6 5t»a7 50; family 8 50 *3 50. Com easier; mixed A0a70; white 72. Oats firmer at 52a55. Bran dull at 00. Hay In good demand; prime 22 00aJ» 00; choice 23 00a2fi 00. ltark. rocs* 15 00. Dry salted meats, shoulders li-roer at S|. Bacon advancing; shoulders fiafifc clear rib 6J; ck»r sides 7h hams, .no demand.— Lard dull; ticree 8lasj; keg 10. Sugar dull and lower; inferior 41 common 5; fair to good fair Gp, prime to choice 7aS. Molasses dull and lower; EVER BROUGHT TO MACON. All they ask is "COME,” take plenty of time, and examine their stock. | therefore expect and positively require every tax er to make settlement on or before tlic 15th Y OP NOVEMBER. Do not bring trouble upov t \e and expense upon yourself by neglecting ton your taxes in time. My office, 72 Cherry | stEff' . will bo open until 0 o’dock p. 3i. Respectfully, ocigtf “HARD TI1ES” novlfi St LAMFS AND LAMP GOODS! AKD “PANIC PRICES.” 1 HAND LANTERNS. MMEY, GOODS, EEIENDS. W. A. JUHAN & CO. Will offer this week GREAT INDUCEMENTS In every department of To bum kerosene oil—do not smoke. A full as sortment of tho above named articles, and marked down to suit the hard times. PRESCRIPTIONS Continue to receive the caro and attention that their compounding requires. My stock of Drags, Chemicals, Patent Medicines And other goods are all Fresh and Pure, and offered at such prices as obtain throughout the country where an honest and legitimate business is conducted. My stock is selected and offered for its purity, not for cheapness. novistf ROLAND B. HALL, Cor. Cherry st. and Cotton ave DENTAL NOTICE. B it, W. W. FO his dental : ilmjngton—Spirits turpentine firm at 36. Rosin steady at 2 25 for strained. London—Noon—Sugar 2fis&laffis9d. afloat . ijvrnpooL—Noon—Breadstuff* firm. Cora 3Cs Gd. Marino Nows. New Tore—Arrived, Maine, Navarre. Arrived out Horla. Charleston—Arrived, Manhattan, Falcon. Railed. Champion. * Savannah—Arrived, Robert L. Lane, Mary | Man kin. ! Cleared, Han Salvador, Montgomery, C. W. I Lmd,° Loii’s shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mulberry street is tho place to get your bartering done. None but skilled artists retained. A hot bath can be had on tho shortest notice. oct29tf EVERYTHING DOWN TO THE BOTTOM DRESS GOODS! In full assortment at |LOWER PRICES Than have ever ruled in Maeon. House-Furnishing Goods! FORD wishes all to remember that al rooms .are now at 10G Cherry street, over the confectionery store of Major Can dy Rogers, near Cotton avenue. He uses all his gas for extracting teeth; helms none to span for gasmg generally. Ho would simply state to tho | public that lie keep* fully up with tho times and knows exactly what ho is doing. His muted of ! practice has been thoroughly tested, approved and adopted by tho best operators in the profes sion. After nineteen years of arduous practice, he is not very flighty but has simmered down to solid, useful nnd durable work at prices that are honest and low enough to suit tlio times, lie never takes out better work than ha can put tedfc.^| who, of course, I and particularly Dr. Ford’s work: I I Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Va.; Henry Clay. Ky.; John C. Calhoun, S.C.; Andrew Jack- son, Tenn.; James K. Polk, Tenn.; Daniel Web ster, Rufus Choate, Mass.; Horace Greeley, X Y.; Julias Cssar, Mark Antony, Brutus and Cat aline, Rome; Napoleon Bonaiwrte, Louis Napo leon and Louis Phillip, France; Hernando Cortes, Spain, Cuba and Alexico; Henry VIII, Ricluml III, England; Mahomet Ali. Elizabeth, Cleopatra.| Maria Antoinctt, Josephine Bonaparte; Bill Stokes, of Dooly; or any other wan. Ring the] bell at the door and walk in and get the worth p your money. novll fit| TTlOIt nearly fi^ejr I lur.* offered to jn-1! the on- Jj tiro material, mwlailt.etc.ut didKl'FAU- I..V TOILS, including the Job Orlicv. on account of m.v health, which became so seriously im- paired last winter as to confine me to my bed and room for a number of months. Having fcil-d to effect a private sale, l am sow deter mined to S. II, at public outcry, on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, (if not sold before.) provided I can on that day realize anything like an approximate value of the estab lishment, which includes Power Fress, Job Presses, Type, Stones. Paper Cutters, etc., etc^ tlio whole comprising abundant material for a Daily and Wecklv edition of the paper, and a first- class Job Office, all of which is iu good condition, and a great dfal. including Power Press, of late make; is as good as new. Some advantages of buying: The paper and job office already enjoy good patronage, estab lished for years. The location is one of the finest in the South. The railroad facilities for sending its circula tion rapidly to great distances ahead of all other jiapcrs, are unexcelled. The mail facilities South and West of us aro good and iinprovinv.. Entente is a thrifty little city, steadily and per manently improving: The investment can be made Cheaper and on Better Terms than ever before or hereafter. In short. I am IX ; gpunedto Sell, if possible, inspite of the depreciated value of all property in these times. Printers, therefore, would consult their own in terests by consulting me. Information as to pres ent patronage and future prospects, or in other respects, fully given. Address J. M. MACON. nov!2tf Proprietor Times, Eufanla, Ala. B. F. WALKER. Late of S. T. A B. P. Walker JNO. H. DOBBS, oi Wid .‘, Dobbs & Co. WALKER & DOBBS fcaae4 jUE ■» ^ w ^ ^ - kt tisr&Mak? t ?wfbaw; J - r.* . OAK WOOD AT $5! JT you want good Oak Wood at FIVE DOLLARS A COICD ! Leave your orders at O. D. Edwards’ store, or with T. J. LANE, or novlS fft D. LANK. Special Notice. MACON A BRUNSWICK RAILROAD CO., Superintendent's Office, Macon. Ga., November 11,1878. O N and after November 22d instant, the Night Passenger Train on this road will be discon tinued. The Night Cotton Express will run usual. JAS. W. ROBERTSON. nov!5td Gen’l Sup’t. CHINA. CROCKERYwCLASS WARE. ship in the practice of law, heretofore existing be tween 'Woodward A Toole, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. H. WOODWARD, novl5 tf I. L. TOOLE. enna, Ga. Will continue the practice o! law as heretofore. All business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. Office—Vienna, Ga. novlS tf U ete. FOE cotton i Q Wkf CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Pocket and Table Cutlery! WE WANT MORE COTTON H AVING received instructions from headquar ters we will, for the next twenty days, offer for sale 810,000 worth of ‘‘Concord” Buggies and Wagons, made by Abbott, Downing A Ore. of Con cord, New Hampshire, at our lowest cash figures, and take in payment cotton of first-class quality at 15 cents per pound. novlS St COLLINS & LITTLE. WATCH STOLEN. Any information concerning same will be liberally rewarded if lodged at novlS tf THIS OFFICE. ORANGES, APPLES, J. F. BARFIELD’S. FERRES’ Celebrated Sugar Cured Meat I NEW HAMS, NEW SUGAR CIJEED SHOULD- ERS and BREAKFAST BACON, J. F. BARFIELD’S. Hcxt, ILuteix A Lamar.—This well known and reliable firm have received a large lot of Dr. Hood’s Eureka Liver Medicine, it has the praise PANTO of all who have tried it. In bottles at 50 cents j and $L00- Forcro at Last !—A remedy that not only re lieves, but cures that enemy of mankind, Con sumption. as well as the numerous satelites which revolve around it in the shape of coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, etc. The remedy we allude to is Dr. Wisiar’s Balsam of Wild Cher ry, prepared by Seth W. Fowle A Sons, Boston. Tin: Cheapest axd Best.—Hook’s Eureka Liver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in tho treatment of Liver Disease, Dyspepsia, Sick Head ache, Costiveness, and all that class of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach and liver. novSOly OBSTACLES TO XARRM6E. Happy relief for young men from the effects of I Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood ro stered. Impediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment New and remarkable rem edies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en- I velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.—an institution having a high reputation for honorable | conduct and w-'.ra.i-nj] ikilL oct29 Sra BATES. Domestics and Pantstnffs CHEAPEE THAN EVER, And Four Thouaand yards Dress Goods Remnants AT A BARGAIN! Call on >vtetf W. A. JUHAN A CO. FOR SALE. 11-2-MILES FIt031 THE CITY. ~ K ACRES IMPROVED LAND, suitable for tJ a market gardener. HOUSE AND LOT. With or without furniture, containing all necessary outhouses, stables, ete, and orchard, near Wesleyan Female College. oct21ti 31. J. BAER* £ i YEW ADVERTISEMENTS, \ ^ F£ \ M DRS. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, DENTISTS, | SUCCESSOES OF DR. G. W. EMERSON, 84 tfnlbcrrjr street, Macon, Ga. % € References: Dr GW Emerson; Rev Dr F M Kennedy, Rev J W Burke, Mr RII Hutchings, 31 r R \\ Bonner, M con: Cant P T Pitts Capt R T Ross, Dr Sam Persley, Mr Robert Barron, Rev Jos Carr, Clinton; Mark W Johnson, Burroughs A Wing, Atlanta; Dr Hollingshead. Fort Valley; Dr Jas Knapp. New Orleans.nov7tf For Rent. I npHE residence of the late J. It. Butts, on First Jl street, occupied at present by J. L. Sauls- bury, eligibly located ana convenient to business. Possession given October 1st. Apply to A. B. ROSS. seplOtf Or CAPT. A. G. BUTTS. CITY TAX PAYERS. J AM instructed to notify you that TAXES MUST BE PAID We are now getting ready for the next season’s I Before the 20th tnstant. It will save you cost ami [TEADE 3LLSX REGISTERED.] “I shall use the Home-Made Fertilizer exclu sively next year, as I consider that I save $80 per [ ton by so doing." JAS. A. WHITE. Terrell county, Ga* Oct. 23,1878. 100 TEN-GALLON KEGS Snpr Hois Molasses. FOR SALE CHEAP AT do not know of it to procure a copy of our circu lar. We would like for them to give-in their or ders early in order to avoid confusion. The price for the quantity to mako one ton will be $25 50, | delivered in the depot in Macon in good packages. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR. novlfi tf DnvRWk NOTICE. T HE undersigned, yielding to many solicits- , tion*. will instruct a class of young ladies j and genti*»men in Vocal 3Iusic and the art of j hinging. The class will meet weekly at the Acad emy for the Blind at such time as’ may be most convenient. The charge will be $2 per month. , “Ute may be sent in during tho ensuing week, and if the class is formed notice of the first meet- J mg will be given. J. T. COLEY. Those must 3IODEST to make myself disagreeable to them | again. All claims against defaulters will lie put in exe cution and published tho 1st day of December. 6. F. ADAMS, novOfij Assessor and Collector. YT.'G-X-X^S PREMIUM GALLERY NO PANIC! We wish to inforpj our friends and the public that we have reopened our BarpiiDeprtient B Y reference to tlio published premium list it will be seen that Pugh was awarded 6 of I the 10 premiums offered at the late State Fair. His new process for retouching is creating quite i sensation. novimf et your full money’s worth is tbey.lve where y ' J. H. ZEILIN & CO., kctK tf DrerrisW. Manat. Ga. .—Mary Poflindare of peraonaHy and and valuation of ki-uiotaad. ami I , _ . clock x. M. oa the 25th day of November, i»T8. at mvofice. dov16 a C. I. WARD, Ordinary. Many 6ood$ Sold at Half their Value And constant additions from New York houses now selling out their stocks at ruinous rates. W. A. HOPSON & C0«| novlfitf G EORGLL QUITMAN COUNTY.—Martha j H. Gonckc applies to me for exemption of i JOHN INGALLS DEALER IN Choice Tooth Brushes, Manufactured Expressly for His Trade and Awarded First Premium at the Georgia State Elegant Handkercheif Extracts AXD TOILET WATERS. Awarded First Premiums at the Georgia State Fair, With a Full Line of Elegant Toilet Articles, | C O M B S, HAIR BRUSHES, POMADES, etc. JOHN IKGAI1I1S, Fourth ami Poplar Stnvt*. G A. S H ! 20,000 lbs. Clear Rib Bacon Sides below the market prico for casli, at J. F. BARFIELD’S. WE W SEES We have just received from the SHAKERS FRESH CABBAGE, BEET. LETTUCE and RADISH SEED In bulk. RANKIN, MASSENBURG & CO. 82 MULBERRY STREET. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP SILVER PLATED WARE! Tinware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware! CHANDELIERS ! G AS AND KEROSEME. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, ETC. KEROSENE iDZL, BY THE GALLON. BAREEL AXD CAB LOAD. STATFi AGENTS for Porter Combination Garden and Plantation Hoes. Wa offer the above goods at very reasonable rates. Please call and examine onr stock. WALKER «Sc DOBBS. THE COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK CITY, D OES business upon popular plans tliat the people can comprehend, and at the minimum rates of all first class companies. The *’ Commonwealth ” is Safe, Popular and Prompt, WITH A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT. THOMAS U. CONNER, . Macon, Georgia, Manager of the Georgia Dejmrtnient. augSI lawly Examino tlm Savinas Bank Plan. BOOKS J. AND STATIONERY! Attention ! XTTE beg leave to call tho attention of the good T T people of Macon to our stock of Fancy Family Groceries tVe are anxious to sell our Goods cheap, and will do so. Wo will fceep always on hand all lund of Canned Goods Of tho lot we mention. TOMATOES, CORN. SALMON. LOBSTJSR, SARDINES, POTTED HAM, TURKEY. DUCK, PATRIDGE. PRAIRIE CHICKEN, TONGUE, GAME, Ac. —ALSO— Java anil Rio COFFEES. PICKLES, JELLIES. MUSTARD, MACKEREL. CHEESE. LARD. MARTIN’S GILT EDGE BUTTER. —Also— TEAS, TEAS, TEAS WHISKIES. BRANDIES, GIN. BUM. _, r . „ WINES of all kinds. GERMAN WINES that aro good and pure. To our country friends we say that wo will be :lad to see them, one and all, and that they will lo well to see us before buying BACON, BAG GING, TIES. Ac. We can be found at NO. CO CHERRYSTREET, (opposite Carhart A Curd’s.) octlOlm J. G. WILBURN & CO. WANTED. t Irwinton, Wilkinson county. Ga., for the y. apart and valuation of 1874. None need apply except' those i vein ber, 1378, at mv office. novlS * W. P. JORDAN, Ordinary. . t Ol I Application should be made immediately. nov$ 2aw2w the undersumed f. chambers; Secretary Board Trustees, THE PLACE To get something that is nice is at A. ULLMAN 5 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 11 o’clock. Oyster* mi th* half ahell. octfTI !m Bar and Restaurant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. J. VALENTINO, with everything pe; rant, which will be He will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, SAME, ETe. Strangers visiting Macon shordd give him a call. I will open on the Nit t»f October, at No. «6 Cherry street, next dwr to ray present restaurant, a IadiM* gating Saloon. W. BUEE1 <£ CO., YO. OO SECOYD STREET, MACON, GA. A NNOUNCE to their many friends and customers, aa well os tlic lmblic. that they are now BET- -tl. TER PREPARED THAN EVER to supply them with all they need in tho BOOH AND STATIONERY BINE. Wo will keep a px id stock of RELIGIOUS. MISCELLANEOUS AND ST ANDARD BOOKS, nnd oil orders will meet with prompt nml careful attention. Our Sunday School Stock will lie full and complete, and we p articularly solicit this class of orders. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS TVe would say that we» have a new and well assorted stock of BLANK BOOKS, such ai PULL BOUND RECORDS. LEDGERS. JOURNAL*. DAY BOOKS. MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS, Etc. INK. WRAPPING PAPER. NOTE PAPER. MUCILAGE. FOOLSCAP PAPER, INITIAL PAPER, TWINES, LETTER TAPER, TISSUE PAPER, and all kinds of STATIONERS’ NOTIONS and SMALL WARES. We will also keep on hand a good assortment of Printers’ Supplies, such ns Book and News Ink, Colored Inks, Elat Papers, Cards, Letter and Bill Head Blanks. All kinds of Book and Job Printing’ Neatly and Promptly Executed. BINDING—OLD BOOKS AND NEW—IN BEST STYLE. Address J. nucSl law3m AV. BURIvE & CO., MACON. GA.- BURDICK BROTHERS, 8;3 TTTT-R.’D STREET, MACON, - GE OK G IA SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HOG. Wholesale and I Retail Dealers in Corn, Bacon, Flour HAY, OATS, MEAL, WHET BEAN, BAGGING, TIES, LARD. HADIS, MACjTEEEL, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, LIQUORS, Etc Prices as Low as Any OL’ier House ! Call and see us, at the sign of the Golden Hog oet2f! Im BURDICK 1 BROTHERS. writ! 1ST ATIO IS” _A_ L HO’TBL (FORMERLY 8POTT8WOOD. •> NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT. This House has bran THOROUGHLY RENOVATED from basement t0 * tt:c - HO A It IS 8S PJEQZl DAY. P. WHELAN, Prop onent iSPi Pile SIMs Pffl rail pospsilfl SMU