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hlJVn THE MACON DAILY TELEGBAI’Tf iYP MESSENGER: FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 21. 1873. FRIT THE CITY. MORN" M!,SOT.n.lW si iMiitirtu cm Ur. Financial and Oomiaefciai \7 »f ntc t To rat ran Bjr authority o( Grahfp'. a mass-ntc Patrons and Ftmic ,:ifv of Atlanta, On. iitSo’clivk r.it.,tot luoasurea looting l.roth’rho'-i. Cot* .n States ex-"1. r ;oa of tlutG.orgi* pnu will i»U*.uu copy, or call attention to ton Start*. e Georgia State ■ of Cotton States ill be held in the t !.'* 2,<* It instant, into consideration he relief of the llalf-faro ratet will doubtless 1>? cdi. tain0.1 on all railr.ad lines in this State for delegntosattendn-j the meeting. T. J. Smith, Master. E. Tati/ik, Secretary. OelapareAce, Norm, er 4, 1S73. The Weekly Telegraph Containing the aoconntof the eyckme, also the full report of the testimony in the Pike eaw, can be had at thia office. At the Seec with unal-.i Chandoin i The public 1 The Itcilval I HaplJat Church continues d intcrort. Iter. W. N. II preach again to-night, invited to attend. Itrulh of ."tr-. .navwrll. Mrs. Itachol Mas well, mother of Mr. A. L. Maxwell, died at GriswoldriUe, on W#dno day, :.4. 1 78years. Her remains will reach Macon this morning and her funeral will tike place to-day from the First Baptist church. flrnil.Annual I'nrnilr. The semi-annual parade of the Macor Fir.- Department will take place this af. temoon at 4 o'clock, at the City Hall There trill not lie much of a display made, the formality being mainly confined to an inspection. The firemen, bowerer. will all turn out with their engines, and will make a very fine appearance. No. 1 will appear in now uniform. »ir .tSaga/liies. Mossr* JJrown & Co. tire our thanks for copies of tho Decemler numbers of tho Atlantic and tho Galaxy, both of which are very superb specimens of American magazine making. Both make liril'iant promises for the coming year. A notable feature in the Atlantic is a poem of somo length by John G- Whit tier, entitled “John Underhill.” It is a narrative poem in Whittior's finest style. I hr I1.1I of 1 hr Pike Trial Xo Verrtlri 1 et liv the Jury. After a fatiguing lalior of four coopec- utive d iyi>, the Superior Court has at last gotten through with the trial of Louis B. Pike, charged with the murder of Chx*. F. Baer. At half-past four o'clock yes terday afternoon the case was giren to the jury. This ease has excited a vast amount of | stork interest in the oommuc ity, and the trial has attracted great attention, both on ac count of tho interest felt in the homicide and because of the eminent counsel em- j ployed on both sides of the investigation, i The case has been fought as hard and as ably as ever a case was in Macon. Every 1 inch of the ground was stoutly disputed, j The counsel for tho State, believing that their case was good bent all their ener gies to make it out, while the counsel for the defense were equally active and vigi lant in the interest of their client. The testimony was handled with the greitest adroitness, and the points in the case were developed with tho most cautions precision. Col. Hsll concluded hi t magnificent ar gument yesterday, morning, and was fol lowed by Cols. Lofton. Weems and Har ris in scarcely less able and eloquent ar guments. The five speeches made in this trial are pronounce*! the equal of any five speeches ever made in the Court-house. The speeches yesterday occupied the Court from nine in the morning until three in tho afternoon, when Col. Harris dosed. A recess of half an hour was then taken for dinner, after which Judge Hill delivered his charge to tho jury. The charge was about an hour in length, and laid the case before the jurors in a man ner that was so plain and cnb’ghtenod that it seemed to be impossible for them to be mistaken as to their duty in the matter. The jury failed to agree upon a verdict, and at a late hour last night it was an nounced that they were locked up for the night. They will probably not lie heard from before tho court meets at nine o'clock to-day. Rock.Ar- fit rim*t Cmmsi. North>■ in*. X<« Amber »*h, ky thd U me Hr. Roarer SCsttst*. kinws sist Has FaxsIKK. HlTstS this r.tf- On the mortdtit rf the Hu instant. st Ike res idence (4 the brute's father. by R t. Benjamin Juhn»«e Mr. WlLBE* T. SHlMlot--rx »nd Mi** Ini n. Xsieov. nil 4 this city. * MACON FIRE DEPARTMENT rpiJR wir.i-M-i'.inl Tvirs.1-of t! » IV tmrii . wi’l tak- lLu* EVENING next M.-.'vn Firo n FRIDAY i't«i [J, bud the rum pa- Wmblfl promptly at •YJurfc p. x. at the City tlalL Inspection will ate place oa HdbrtYjr Urect. By onler _. R. A. MORRIS. , _ Chief Ens. M. F. Dep’t A. »■ K-ria. Srr'v.nortO it FUXEBAL NOTICE. The fnends»kl anituinuriws <4 Mr. and Jin. H. L. Mix veil, and <4 Mr. mini Mrs. John W. Qusrkenhush. are invited to attend the funeral services <4 Mrs. RsruZL Hixwxtx. from the First BaptistCfcnirb. THIS .Friday) MORNING at So’ckct. Shipped provinudv _ Slork on hand this evrniru?.... NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Received to i so.iei | Difference in fixer <4 this yr*r I.* - ® WXXXI.T STATEUCTT. Tbs' following statement |dre* the amount of bustae** for the week ending this evening: RaO. Wacnn. Sh rents. Sabs Efey.S S S S S Hi g £ a ‘ S Total ***> SB »» SW » The total receipts for tho week were SJSS* hale* —•»» l>y rail and WI7 by wagon. The shi|anenta wen* S.1SS haiea-fcarin* the Hock SOI hales great er than st the rloasof last week. ».*2 | ATTENTION'. Macon Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1. X f EMBERS of this osnpnny will assemble at ill the Truck House at si o'clock THIS AF TERNOON, prompt!,, in full uniform, for Semi- Annual Parade and Inspection. Every member is exported to turn out. as no etiwsa will be man red ex.vpf Itir akknma. By order if. ATTENTION. Ocmulgee Fire Co. No. 2. in full uniform, for Semi-Annual Parade and In- .portion, By order of The Wrong Han. In our report of the Piko trial yester day morning, tho following paragraph occurs in tho testimony i £. if. Jlroirn rtwaUnl by ttr defense —I have contributed nothing to this prosecu tion. I hare done no more than any other officer would do. I went to New York, i am a United State.*! officer, and when it routes in my way to work up anything I do it. This was a mistake, os it was John Gillespie who was so-called and not Mr. Brown. Tho latter says he is not a gov- eminent detective and holds no other prirato oflico under tho Federal Govern- meat, but is a first-class rebel. | The mis take occurred through our own inadvert ence. The Mayor's Courr. His Honor, thy Mayor, found four cosos on docket yesterday morning. Two well-known citiscns had a small pas sago at arms on Third street about noon on Wednesday, and they paid five dollars each for tho privilege of settling difficulties ill that way. Joe Jonos. n colored boy, was up for htooling J:MO, from Mr. Avery. Joo •wned the theft, and said ho wds insti- gnlb’il by o colored man to do tho steal ing. lie went off with an officer to get tho money. His case will probably come before tho Connty Court. Officer Ilisliop brought George Persons, another young negro, in on tlio chargo of stealing. His vaso wiu continued until to-day. As Bbiliop was conducting tlio young rcprolmto hack to the liar racks, tho young thief concluded to try leg bail, alt/,' gnvo Bishop a lively chase for about four squares; but Bishop lrad tho better wind aud brought back tho fugitive and cooped him. Amiiaeuiriluv Coming. Rose and Harry Watkiflshave engaged Ralston Hall for tho niglits of tho 1st and 2d of January. We know of few actors who will bo more heartily irol- comcd in Macon. Tlio San Francisco Minstrejs will play in Ralston Hall on tho 2tlth and 27th of January. This will bo tho first trip this famous minstrel troupe has ovor made through tho South, and thoir patronago will bo limited only by ths capacity of The buildings in which they perform. They aro nt tlio very head of their pro- jfes-ion, and tho best in if. The Spalding-Porker combination will bo hers early in December, with Miss Ada Gray as the “ star." This lady gets doable the salary that is paid Miss EI- tlridgo, who was lately hero, and of course ought to bo very much bettor. Anuxng tlio others to bo brought out by Messrs. Spalding and Parker are Da. v. sport and John E. Owens. Tho latter will be welcomed with his “ barl of apple The Cold Snap Culminated just about sunriso yesterday morning, when tho thermometer dropped down to 21, a degreo of coldness which has seldom boon experienced in Novem ber in this latitude. Tho temperature was as low a little after sunrise as it was atony time during the night. For nearly tyo hours after tho dawn of day there was little or no variation, tho mercury pointing at 24. Tho weather remained cold up to noon, at which time it began to relax a little, and toward evening it was less unpleasant than it has been since last Saturday. Last night the temperature was higher than it had been during tho day, and tho sky was some- what liozy, and the atmosphere smoky, as if rain were not very far in tho future. Tho probability that the phenomenon which produced tho cyclono Sunday night, is also accountable for tho present very extraordinary spell of weather. It is very certain that Old Probabilities has suf fered things to get sadly wrong. Possi bly he is so busily engaged in watching tho war cloud which is hovering over Cabo, that he has no time to keep down these littlo domestic broils. BEADING NOTICES. One hundred and twentt-itve bar rels of red apples on consignment, which will be sold very low. , M. It. Rogers A Co., 3t No. 106 Cherry itrcet. Sn.it Hats! A now lot received to-day. Fur Sets! LATEST MAKKETSBY TELEGRAPH Financial. New Yo*K—yoon—Gold oproM at 8J. Slorki* at run* *wl *ctix» for OjM " hid. Ex«*han*.\ Ion* 7|; fthort «J. Govern® stron*. Slat.* honds quirt »»nl nom»n»l. Evmiiaf— Monev weak at 7. Strriin* quiet at 7 Gold 8|all). Gormnnenta quiet and »trr>n*. S %jsSte^msM «Sa *b W« :*!.«• •*» S7a Uh SSa W: **- **‘ |n[- --- —* near 71; Virrillua Vt; twar 40-.I MPmsTdcra »l Ewiiaiana. XS; new 40. leveM SO; tw a-': Alabama s. ffi; *» xe Geaeoa *» 7a 7S; NtsXh ConJinaa H; new Ik aiawW . m Ou.ll. I'.nJima 4A- IM* K' - A (ID I 311(1 tax S- aatb Csrolinaa so. new SR April and October Ilk Vwn Ortxx.vs—Gokl SJ.. Excban*c. ateriinr honk 171al7(. New York »wbt U premium for certified rberkx 1 discount for rummer. “K!!SlS^i-««i-ola W*«l. ‘ Five. M Erie SSI. The bank rate i« S per cent; Stork Ex- eiianee S per cent. Bullion in the Bank of Ene- Und ha. inertMnd 13S7DU0. Inter—Brio S71. FlRIS—Rrnle* BSfjnc. . . Pixia—Ermine—Rentes Mf7,e. Sperie in- rroeaed IJuO.OOO Innen. Cotton. New Yoek—Cotton, sales 0,100; upland, tsi; Orieana ISI; market Id««ly. Futmra openc.1 aa bdlowa: November It«-«; Herrin her IS l-1St January ISII5 5-14; Harrh 16. Erenirut—Cidtisi. not rereipU Mi grata S065; ■alea iMM-, upland. 131; Orloana 13}. Future, rioied quiet; sales l«Jon. aa follows: November Itlalt IS-ISj Hecember IS 11-10.15.; April 10 5-1(1. _ . ■ RxtTmoEE-CotUm. net reerlptx 1S»; groaa 4*1; exports coaalwuo 75: mlea SSS: .lock IUAS3; middlings III; market quiet and firm. New Orucxvs—Cotton, net reeeiptatMS; groaa 55^; exports ccamtwiao 3«k sales 1500; «oek III.- 005: middling. 13; market firm; oftennn light. Wiiwisotos—Cotton, net receipt* 109; exports oxudwisu Sit; to Great Bntain rales —. ■lock 1S11; middUngs lit matte* steady. Acorsri—Cotton, net nweipUltSt; rales 10H; middling. 1S|. market steady. SiviXNiR-Cottoti.net receipts 4M9; export* to Great Britain 4781; rtwstwiae 501: rales 1038; .toek 1H.71S; middlings It!: market quiet. CnxRiRrtox-Colton.net receipt* lSTTiexport. courtwira jest; rales 1000: stock 3S.106; limldtiafs Iflalfi; low middlings IS.'; market quiet. Mobile—Cotton, net receipts 1800: export, coastwise 675; Great Britain —} rale* *M| stork 27,010; middling. US; low middling, lb strict good ordinary 1S(; market quiet; demand inoil- er *IloeTOX—Colton, net receipts «S; gross Ift rales all; stork 0000-, middlings 131; market dull. Nortolx—Cotton, net receipts 2012; ex|»rts coastwise 1700; to Great Britain —. sales 500; stork 7188; knr middlings IS}: market steady. Jlrxrms—Cotton, net receipts 2558; smpments 2115; stock 25,101; low middling 13>13i; market r< (?»LVESTox-Cotton.net receipts 2108; exports coastwise 100; to Great Britain —-. to Franco —; sales 550; stork 31.122; good ordinary 13; or dinary HI; demand good. Pm LATiltLriII A—Colton, not receipts 132; gross 912: middling* 15ol51; market quiet. - bivxnrooi,—Noon—Cotton sales 10J100 lw!es; sport!lotion on,l export 1000; uplands 81; Orleans Oh to arrive steady, hut no transactions; market q °Upiands. not below middlings, shipped Novem ber and December. 8b Sales inetdde 1100 Amenran. Later—Uplands, basis coni ordinary. December and Jamuiy. 81: upland*, not below low mid dlings, shipped Dereinberond January, s;.. LarriSOsOd. , , Evening—Uplands, not below good ordinary, sbipped Or lotor and November. 8 3-18: November and December. Ob Deeoralier and January, same. Breadstuff! firm. Sail wheat 13s. Flour firm, what 13J. ATTENTION. YOl'XS AMERICA FIRE COMPAKr #0. 3. THIS (Fridayi AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock (or irutpertioci and driii. By order ATTENTION. Mechanics’ Fire Company No. 4, JOV are hereby ocrlered to as-emhie at your Notice to Cotton Shippers. or t«.r.kers interested, are notified that this tro*' a** an open polity of insurance against fire, in the Lirerpord and Londcn and Globe In-; r- anee Com [any. fer sixteen thousand dollars, on Cotton, in transit or in store. Said policy is listed S-'J,timber 24. 1-73. and expires Mav 2t. 1871. JAS. M. ROBERTSON’, mwaoiw General8UPT.M. A B.R.R. NOTICE IN BANKSUPTOT. T HIS isto give notice that on the lith davof November. A. D. 1873. a warrant in Baink- niptcy was iwsied against the estate of Augustus A. Jeter, cl Haynenlie, county <4 Houston and Sttte of Georgia, who ha. lien adjudged Bankrupt <m his own petition, and that the payment of any debts, and delivery of any Property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any prop erty by him. are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the mid Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to cbooae one or more assignees of his ratqte. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Fort Talley. Ga, at Byincton a Hotel, before Lemuel T. Downing, grfe»s*^ m H hd,y * Diembcr ' a: NOTIOE IN BANKRUPTOY. IS into pive notice that on the 14th day -1 November. A. 1S7S, a warrant in Bankruptcy to wmed apainst the estxteof John M. Brnco. of HaTneville.rounty of Houston. Sute of Georgia, who has boon adjutlsrd a Bankrupt on his own MONEY, GOODS, FRIENDS. W. A. JUHAN & CO. Wm offer this week GREAT INDUCEMENTS In every department of EVERYTHING DOWN TO THIS BOTTOM DRESS GOODS! In full assortment at petition, and that the payment c4 any debLs. and dehveryof any property be longing to said Bank rupt, to him. or for his use. and the transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by law: that meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, prove their debts, and to rhoune one or more I signora of his rotate, will be held at a Court Bankruptcy, to lie hoklen at Fort Valley. G... Bymgton a Hotel, before Lemuel T. Downing. |Lag- Register, on tho 13th dav of December, j’elork to participate in the Semi-Annual In.per- tian of the Macon Fire Department. By order E. CROCKETT. Freudent. Isatar II. Poole. lOnvUty novil It l>. IS73, at 10 o'clock, „ . W. II. SMYTH. S. Marshal, as Mcsspiupt. FOB BENT. A 003IFORTABLE. veil arranped Dwelling —seven rooms and double kitchen. Mechanics’ Building and Loan| Association. INC* at 7| o’cloek. Due* must be paid before | that hour or fines will 1» rigidly enforced. Office removed to Jones & Baxter's old stand, novtt it MILO S. FREEMAN. Seerstoiy. FOE, KENT. T HE old Telegraph Rooms over Brown's book store, on Second street. Apply at once to novtstf MILO S. FREE* KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.- | EMPIRE LODGE No. 11.— I Dissolution of Partnership. T HE partnership heretofore existing between the undersimed in the prartice of law, un ^bte wrelly ronyention | }•&&* Ttf-NIGHT at 7i o'clock. been dissolved by mutual consent, to take effect from ti»e lin»t day of SeptemlxT lust. Each one of the under.iztu.yl will give their attention to the sine up and **Miement of all cases heretofore justed ( ‘ i to tlieir rare. NOTIOE, Maeon. Nov. 18.1R7S. FOR SALE. Tipmend'crsof Protection Fire Cwnpany No. | t SMALL FARM near the city; good im- Xl who have had them mrasures token fornew iL prevementa. An excellent le.rg.in for umforot. ran get theiubvral tng on John C.Curd. caxh. Stock and utensil., etc, will be sold with at C ?5!*,? 4 CuM ^* the p!«eo if desired, novil it J. t. \\ JlEkLLR. lorenian. t. n nUFIi. AN ODD SLIPPER. nnvlfi sun. wedstfri-Ot* turn-it to the Tel«*r.»ph and Messenger office, lie will oblise the owner and be rewarded, novil St OAK WOOD AT $5! JT you want good Oak Wood at FIVE DOLLARS X CORD ! United States Circuit Court Leave your orders at O. D. Edwards’ store, with T. J. LANE, or nov]5 9t D. LANE. _ _ peremptorily on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24. at 10 o’clock a. m., | and all rases set for a hearing, or otherwise dis- posed of for the term. The Equity Docket will be called immediately after the Common Law Docket. Attorneys will take notice accordingly. By order of tho Court. novil It JAS. McPHERSON. Clerk. Situation Wanted. ung man lately acquainted in Middle aiui west Georgia, who ran givotho best and most satisfactory references. Address T. J. Lm w>vl»Uf Care Telegraph and Messengr PANIC PRICES a THE FLINT HOUSE, FTER being thoroughly renovated, ejoaroed and refurnished, is nosf open for the ac commodation of |rarel|ng friends and the iy* at the following rates: of Fifteen Dollars aqd upwards. Prices Marked in Plain Figures public genmaUv. atthe following rates: Mcitf uiy Boarders .$25 Weekly Boahlert 7 Meals M cents. rantoed to all. E. B. BROWN. Proprietor, r ana Plum. nor 12 5t* First st-. bet. Poplar n Special Notice. Fur Talmas ! , I’ujs Boas! Swanft down ! Just received by Wm. B. Johnston, Jr.. Macon, Ga. Cotton avenue, unit to Mix & Kirland. norlStf Lon's sharing and hnir-entting saloon on Mtillterry street is too place to pet your barbering done. None but skilled artists retainod. A bot batli can be hod on tho shortest notice. oct29tf Hrxy. K.XR1N * Limas.—Thi. well known smt teii.lrte firm Uv« rrevivod a large M of Dr. Ilonl'a Eureka Liver Medicine, it lias the praise of all who have fri.yl tL }u Iwltfc* at 5U cents and SLOO. YxliowPever! Ykllow Fkvk* ! Wnrxs ,s Tin: AsTtnornf—Reader, you will find it jo Hie timely tire of Simmonf* Liter Regulator. This vegetable cathartic and tonic baa proven itself the ntre preventive and cure o( all disease, of the liver and bowels. Got the Panlra. Brown A Co. claim to have the panics Lad. 1! urr s.tyi ho i« salubrious, in spite of the eyelone, which ho "took in"—through a fine French plate gloss, but Horry lias 'em bad, and without consulting him, lias marked down the cash price 01 tlieir immense stock of holiday goods so low jtlitu ho is actually afraid tho people will cotnc and buy them faster than he eon count the tu-ucy. Hut, without joking, by reference to tlieir advortisimcnt which appears this Iti;>cr.tug. it win bo *04» that they aro offering special inducements to the peo ple in the way of fancy goods for tho op. proa ailing holiday*. They have a larger ■lock of such goods than was over bcf. ro brought to Maeon. including many nov- cities, that will delight tho young and tiiiiusc tl'o oMor folks, which were never imfore fcroag'.ht to this ntarkot. IVo have never se.*n a idrger. more varied, ora Tux CnxtrxsT sxn Bxar.—Hook's Eureka Liver Uedieine gives universal ratisfaetion in tho treatment of Liver Disrate. DyspepNa,Sick Head ache. Costlvenras. and all tlmt class of disrates wising from a disordered state of the stomach and liver. rtovSOly Admitted Best.—Dr. Price', Cream Baking Powder it universally admitted to ha the beat in use. and having used it for * number <4 years we have no hesitation in adding our testimony a* to ita merits. Thera i, nothing deleterious in its composition, an important consideration in view of the numerous preparations put up and palmed oft. without consideration aa to their effect upon tho health of the consumers. Dr. Price's Sperial Flavorings, extracted from the fruit, aro really tho moat desi rahia flavors we ever used. Produoe. New Yore—Noon—Flour firm. Whest 1*2 better. Com le better. Pork quiet and steady. It 25314 60. lard quiet and very firm; 7 0-15*71. Turpentine quiet st 11. Rosin quiet at 2 70 for strained. Freight* firm. Evening—Southern IU.tr flrmer.at« 50*7 25 for rommon to fair extra; 7 50,1100 good to choice extra. Whisky more active at Oil. Wheat l.*2 better, with a boa active demand at 521 for win ter red western. Com firmer; less aetire at 09*70 for prime western mixed adoat. link quart at 11 SO. Bee, dull: 8 50,10. Lard steady at 7 11-1037!. Turpentine steady st tea tel. Rosin ~ ,.a re*. tfrtlb.,1’ firm at ffl Firetirlif. BROWN & CO.’S, MACON & BRUNSWICK RAILROAD CO., SrP-EKIXTJBJfdebt's Oppjce. Macon, Ga., November 11,1S78. O N and af^er November 22d instant, tho Ni*ht Passenger Train on this road will Ift discon tinued. The Ni*h( Cotton Express will rut usual JAS. W. ROBERTSON. novIStd Gen’! Snp’t. BOOKSELLERS. Etc. The “Ells” Restaurant For k Holiflays! MULBERRY I MACON, - - - STBEET, ■ - GEORGIA. iiuiet at 2 70a2 75. Tallow Arm at 7\. Freights ClXClTXAJI—Flour firm at f. fiOafi 7«l Com firm; old ear 53: shdlcil fiHafiS: new 4?a4& POrkl in fair demand at 12 25al2 50. Laid, steam, lield at 71: kettle in fair demand at 7S*7L Bacon steady; should* A fciGJ; clear rib 6U clear sides GJ. Whisky strady at i Lcuistille— Fkair firm ami scarce; extral family A 75 lor extra family. Coni sternly at 50a52 for shelled and sacked. Provisions in fair demand. Pork IS; bacon A} ; dear rib sides A!; clear sides 7. packed. Ii*rd. tierce. A ; keg 0. Whisky *7. i St. I/OU19—Flour dull and unchanged. Cornl firm and in limited supply; No. 2 mixed 4fa45 east side on track ; 42}a42| for new. Fork quiet and unchanged; liocondull and unchanged ; only order demand. Laid in fair demand and loahr a steam 71 «S. Whisky dull at M. New Orleans—Flour, only city demand: dou ble extra G 00; treble extra 6 60»7 60; family 8 50 aO 50. Com easier, mixeil GCW70-. white 72. Oats firmer at 52aA5. Bran dull at 90. Hay In *ood demand; prime 22 00*34 00; choice 25 OOaW 00. Pork, meaa 16 00. Dry **lted meats, shoulders fi.mer at 8J. Bm*on advancing; shoulders fl*G}| clear rib dl; clear si<les "h hams, no demand.—I Lanl dull; tjesea AJaAJi Xeg 10. 8u*ar dull and] lower, inferior 4i rommon A: fair to good fair 61; prime to choice 7a&. Moiaaies dull and lower; rood fair 40; prime to choice 4^a>5. Whisky firm; Louisian* if. Cincinnati 10J. Coffee f*ner at 211. Corn meal S 10a315. WlLMliroTOJi—Spirit* turpentine firm at 86. Rocin steady at 2 25 for strained. Lo.vi>ox—Noon—Sugar 2>V4kl afloat. Rosin Ssftd. Turpentine GOafkir^l. Liverpool—Noon—Breadstuff* firm. Corn 84s. Short middlings 4om*m1. • Marino Nows. New Yore—Arrived. Rotterdam. Savaexait—Arrived out. MuNteail, Herman Livingston. Drothers. Lady Bauncman. QjjRfysTpWX—Arrived^tramship Greece, from Naw York. Cautios.—Purvhaaers of the Peruvian Syrup (a protected wjutsoa of the protoxide of iron) aro ran tioned against bring deceived by any of the preparations of Peruvian bark, or Iprk and iron, which pay be offered them. Every botlleof gen uine lias Peruvian Syrup (not Peruvian bark) blown in the glass, Examine the bottle before purchasing. Jot to tu eWorld! Wom as is Free ’—Among the many modern discoveries looking to the hap piness and amelioration of the human race, nooo is entitled to higher romideration than the re nowned remedy—Dr. J. Brat!field’s Female Regu lator, Woman’s Bert Friend. By it cmaucipaied from nnmberless ills peculiar to her sex. Before it* magic power all irregularities of the womb vanish. It cures whites. It cures sup pression of the menses. It rcn**o« uterine ob- Uructions. It curea comdijiation and strengthens she system. It braoes the nertrs and purifies the blood. It never faiK as tbousanU of women will testify. This valuable medicine is prepared and The startling drawback on nearly all medicinal agents has ever been that in their process of purgation and purification they have also debili tated the system. To obviate this difficulty phy sicians have long sought lor an agent that would Purge, Purify and Strengthen jit One nnd tbe SRtnc Time. 2i.it loomcr coll.Vtloa of RrUcfea. “tJ if I ,aa by f^ If. BnalfteM. Dnqedtf. AtUr.ta. Ga Sint,; Kl.-.tta lit' not m«Oo H "recteJ | JTte. ll 50pci-bottle. All iraportabk Oragmen roiw.iiory for this vv.i -It, He Htwl bettor j - look out "for the reputation of hit house. I Ti seeeuee. An. ISM. Brown) are after him. I »*• r - «• BKtnnxin-tSir: Iffrascfbrmuvf us. T1 4 itobbcry- Mr. Frank Avery, an employe of the Central railron l. ri' . ivc J the other iky MtBOtking over $.1 k\ a iiich he took home with Ua. Ho li.tj in his employment ■ lit'iTro boy ii.imoil Jo , i'li Jones, not over t,-n or twelve years old, who oatr where the money w.t. plae J, on l thought it wouM Ire* goofiopportunity to un-panic. He itutue UaSely mode up bio mind to poa-eas tumsoif of t!tat money, and, wateliinir a f.tvorable opportunity, lie did sv. With the aid of a nail and hammer ho gnccMded in breaking the loek off tie' «lruwer which oontaiujd the money .ru! hcl|wvl himself to the whole pile, which he either eoneealod soaoewhcre, or else pi. „ | j, i n the liands of some one who is an a-TT'Dipliee in tho theft. The Irey was arreste l by the I'olioe night before last, and was taken to the barrack). He owns to have stolen tho tnonev. and claim) to nave been insti gated to eommit tho act by a negro man - He .-atml that he ha 1 hid the money, and Offered to .how where it was, if an officer would accompany him. Accord ingly an officer went with him; foil after wandering around the city ,t good part of tils' day. it become apparent that the wily youngster was ouly leading in a wild jantodialely. another supply <4 Bxxurirut's Fx- MiW RsGruroa We find it to lie all that a rtaiai«4 ter it. and we bare witnessed the most de cided and h*My effects sradoeed by it. )'<*? panoitBiny. ftt'XTXS (L’xrsn A Alxxaxukb. We. I lie tinderaiauad Dmeaitfa take pleasnra in remnH-niiinjr to tbe trade Bn. J. BiunniLD'l Fkmxui Raorurox—believin* it to be a reoi and reliable remod) fur titf diwura for which he roconutten-ls it. W. A. Usnuu. Atlanta, Ga. l'EMEEETON, WlteOX. TlTlOE A Co. Their rrarsreh has at Ust been rewanled by a diteovery whjrti fully reahses the fnndrat desires <4 the medical faculty, and which is JusUy ed as the most important triumph that phan utry has ever achieved. This important desiderate m is Dr. Tutt's VeRCtnble Liver Pills, whatever, but 'l uiJSSZS! ■ ’ Iksly rturioxth . the prorrro* <4 Ihrir ojcnilicn. They unite tbe benrt<4ore irvo- coneihude qualities of » Scmtgtbetiing. I*urgiiire and a Furuyins Tonic. Dr. Tuit*. Pill* are tho roost trills and snurhinK medicine in rxitfnm. They at attack the very root of durasra. and their e pt that in is so prompt their action they are d effects. RxnwiNM A Fox. Atlanta Ga TV. C. Laws UK. Atlanta. Ga. TV. Root A Sox, liarietta, oa. Atlanta. Ga. ITtis is to certify that 1 B..HI -ipo of Dr. J. BreafMd. W (hiaronnty.aiidasa 't to b* a combination of Rustical man perocgnsst lt medicines <4 irreat merit in the treetmesit <4 all I rents a boi. SoM by *21 Drucxivts. Principal UfSre. 18 CorUandt street New York. tenlCrodXwly 1 PM IN ISTRATOIFS SALE.—Under and by A. virtue of an order from tbe Court cl Ordi naire ot Bibb county, 1 will sell, at th* tfore No. 17 Otorerr Street, lately occupied by Geo. P. Nel son. on Saturday. November 2Sd. W73. at 10 iiifftfi ibo> e-talo sitfinq cf * fenanil stock of ftmilr prorerira. Tentuea-b. I*. H. WARD. novlffriAsat Tbi. December 2L18 Wm. P. Reasi-IT. JT. XL Hrxr. Raxeix a Lamae. lybolraale Afents Macon. Ga w taayl0d2awiwV MoiBEES. Motkkxs. MoinXKs.—Don’t fail to procure Mxs.Wrxstoir'i Soonnxu Srxvr St- ecp for all disrates incident to the petted of teethinffin children. 21relieves toe child .'ram pain, rare* wind colic, reculatra the bowels, and by firinf relief and health to the child, pi tea rest to tbe mother. Ee sure to ran tor "21 ls. Vixs- rowi SooTnrxo STErr." For sale by all drussists. jane25eodcm. OBSTACLES TO MAHUIAGE. Hippy iclief for young men front the effects of Lrrors ;.r; ; Ale.- - :rt ,-o: iy Manhood re- re-1. 1.. ;-si. rvm.t.sl. New ..' tneatmtnt. Jfew ar.J remarkable rent- free. in sealed en- p EOCGU. BIBB COUNTY.—Gcorpe X. Till- U roan baaapplred for exemption o, personalty, and 1 w ill pass upon too same at 10 o'clock, a. m. on the 28th day of Novomlx-r. 1873, at my office. Given under ray hand officially. novlO 2t a T. B ARD. Ordinary. imii<d(ornfmbticn ot nrr- sonaltr. and l will past upon tbe same at 10 a. m. on the* 1st day of December. IsTS. at mx office. nurDlOt* W. P. JORDAN. Ordinary. EORGIA. MACON COl NTYWobnShralr Ur has applied for exemption <4 perwamity aid setting apart and tahtaf ket of hemestrod. awl I will pass upon toe rame al 10 o’clock. -V. M„ on tteah^T ot IV«mbeT % iteit.„at ntf <4Bre. Brown A Co. have the largest stork of Fancy Guoflsever brought to M aci*j suitable for presents. We have the goods and intend to sell them low for rash. Come earl v ami often. Examine our goods and prices. Wo can suit all purses, novil 2t I S now fitted up in better style than ever before with every accommodation. A corps of at tentive and well trained waiters, with cooks un surpassed, ready at ail times to sen e ail who may favor us with a visit. THE .T a*. G. W. Morgan applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of Betsy Morgan, VENISON STEAKS, BILL OP Consists of PARE! late of said county, deceased. These, are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the heirs and creditors of said de ceased to ha and appear at my office within tho time prescribed by law, And there show cause, if any they have, why said letter* should not be granted tho applicant. Given under my hand and official signature. JAMES J. RAY. nov21 SOI Ordinary. For Rent or Side. DUCKS, BIRDS. FRESH FISH. OYSTERS, CLAMS. CHOICE BEEFSTEAKS. T HE small farm on which Dr. Wilcox lived this And everythinfe that the Northern or Southern year, three mil,-, north of Macuu. with well markets can supply. None but the best of selected fruits and a fine strawberry bed. Rent SS^7*^ wtam,de ” tani ** rdenin * WINES AND LIQUOKS —- —--■* H. J. LAMAR.— Furnished. Call and see for yourself and bo WANTED. 1 W. W. LANEY. Proriricior. For Sale. rent, preferred. Salary not to exceed Sto per I A f i,aat<!, { S n ?m n i “J 111 ' 1 ntpttlh—Jhc tear round. Address, with full -fL nulra south of the town o, Cuthbert, Ran- nit£“P.’o: PAv k-sTw.,. noyia fit I 2?. 1 ? 1 ! f^rtt.v. arwl^ccmbnSaios (o,lf )mndt«l and fif{y aqrot, cl which ahont two hundred and fifty ate cleared and under cultivation. On the premises are a gin house and excellent DISSOLUTION. rm of Casey A Espcnncr is this dar db- I fin. one double tog: dwelling, and a sufficiency of 1 by mutual content. K. E-peniH-rrettr- laborerihoiiscs.a tine well of water and a rood troll in*. J. A. Casey assumes all the liabil ties and Will collect all debts duo the firm. J. A. CASEY. E. ESPENNER. Maeon. Giu November IS. novlt at GREAT BARGAINS cliaso money. This property will be sold commodating terms, or exchanged for city im provements. Apply nt this nifira, c* ta TROS. POWELL. Trustee. oet±?tf Cuthl>ert. Georgia. FOR RENT. rpwo DWELLING HOUSES, eliribl i Apply to ribly locatec R. P. LAWTON. At Exchange Bank, or to Dr. A. P. COLLINS. At Collin*’ & Heath* HORSES Bar and Restanrant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. | J. VALENTINO, H AYING refitted his entire premises, is now prepared to furnish his fnends and patrons ^ LARGE number of valuable bones are still on hand at the livery stables of Messrs. Porter ter A Heath, tbe sale having been stopped for good reasons. He will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, GAME, ETC. Strangers visiting Maeon should give him a call. I will open on tbe 1st of October, at No. 66 Cherty street, next door to my present restaurant, a Ladies’ Eating Saloon. ON SATURDAY, Last Notice to Tax Payers. However, they wili beelerod out, and a rare op- J port unity afforded to all who need stock to supply upor • \e and expense upon yourself by neglecting to»> your taxes in time. My office. 72 Cherry itrrt will be open until 9 o’clock P. si. Respectfully, J. J. CLAY. oct22tf NOTIC E ! DRS. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, DENTISTS, | SUCCESSORS OF DR. G. \T. EMERSON. 84 Mulberry Street, Hncon, Ga. OFFER to exchange property in Griffin eon- J- listing of listing of Three Dwelling Honses, One OHcc, and Tiro Unimproved Lois, all eligibly sifnated. tor pood and WELL IM PROVED PLANTATION" PROPERTY. For further particnlara address me at Griffin, G. M. LAWTON. References: Dr G W Emerson; Rev Dr F M [Kennedy, Iter J W Burke. Mr R H Hutchings. , Mr R W Bonner. M con: Capt P T Pitts, Capt R T Rios, Dr Sam Feraley. Mr Robert Barron. Her I Jos Carr. Clinton; Murk IV Johnson, Burronrbs A Wing. Atlanta: Dr Hollingtdtead, Fort Valley; Dr Jns Krappu New Orleans. nov7tf , LOWER .PRICES Than have ever ruled in Macon. House-Furnishing Goods! Attention ! w Fancy Family Groceries! T»e are anxious to sell our Goods cheap, and will do so. We will keep always on hand all kind of Canned Goods! Of the lot'we mention. TOMATOES. CORN. SALMON. LOBSTER. SARDINES. POTTED HAM. TURKET, DUCK. PATRIDGE. PRAIRIE CHICKEN. TONGUE. GAME. Sc. BURDICK BROTHERS 63 THIRD STREET, MACON, Gr E ORGl A SIGZff OP THE GOLDEN HOG, Java and Rio COFFEES. PICKLES. JELLIES. MUSTARD. MACKEREL. CHEESE. LARD. MARTIN’S GILT EDGE BUTTER. TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, WHISKIES, BRANDIES, GIN, RUM. WINES of all kinds. GERMAN WINES that are good and pure. To our country friends we say that we will be ( Lid to aeo them, one and all. and that they will o well to aeo us before buying BACON, BAG GING, TIES. Ac. We ran be found at NO.GOCHE&RYSTREET. (opposite Curhart A Curd’s.) iela-uxtiv RATES. Domestics and Pxantstuffs CHE.kPER THAN EVER. And Four Thousand yards Dress Goods Remnants AT A BARGAIN W. A. JUHAN A CO. Valuable Lands for Sale. on the first 1 in December next, within wit: Lots of land No*. Od, 102, 10S. 25 and CO. in the I5th district of originally Houston, now .Ma con county, as the property of tho estate of Mat thew H. Lxgett. deceased. On *aid lands are two separate plantations or settlements, both well improved, and will lw sold separately; one known as (lie place whereon Dr. E. A. Leggett now re sides, embracing the three first-mentioned lots, and the other known as tho Everett place, em bracing the t wo last mentioned lots. Sold in pur suance of an order of tho Superior Court of said county, to carry out and perform the rejiort of the Master in Chancery of tlio 8. W. Circuit making a final settlement of said estate. Sold at the risk of the former purchaser*. Terms cash. A. H. GREER, ortl wSt Receiver. J. G. WILBURN & CO. JOHN INGALLS Choice DEALER IN Tooth Brushes, Manufactured Expressly for His Trade and Awarded First Premium at the Georgia State Fair. Elegant Handkerclieif Extracts A If D TOILET WATERS. Awarded First Premiums at the Georgia State Fair. ’ With a Full Line of Elegant Toilet Articles, COMBS. JOHN INGALLS, Fourth and Poplar Streets. NO PANIC! Wo wish to iuform Our friends and the public that \vo have reopened uur Many Goods Sold at Half their Value And constant additions from New York houses iv selling out their stocks at ruinous rates. W. A. HOPSON & CO* novlfitf SALE POSITIVE. A Bare Chanco for Printers! TrOR nearly a year I have offered to sell tho X; tiro material, *ood will, etc, of the EUFJ AU LA TIMES, including the Job Office, on account of my health, which bt*camo so seriously im paired last winter as to confine me to my bod and room for a number of months. Having failed to effect a private sale. I am now deter mined to sell, at public outcry, on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, (if not sold before.) provided I ran on that day realize anything like an approximate value of the estab lishment. which includes Power Press, Job Pretses, Type, Stones, Paper Cutters, etc., etc., the whole comprising abundant material for a Daily nnd Wecklv edition of the paper, and a first- class Job Office, all of which is in good condition, and a ^reat deal, including Power Press, of late make, is ns good as new’. Some advantages of buying : The paper nnd ob office already enjoy good patronage, estab- ished for years. The location is one of tho finest in the South. The railroad facilities for sending its circula tion rapidly to great distances aliead of allother jjapers, are unexcelled. The mail facilities South and West of us are good anil improving. Eufaula is a thrifty little city, steadily and per manently improving. The investment ran be made Cheaper and on Better Terms than ever before or hereafter. In short, I am Determined to Sell, if possible, in spite THE PLACE To get something that is nice is at A. . UL.L.M A. I* ’ S ISAACS HOUSE BAR. Wholesale) and Retail Dealers in Corn, Bacon, Flour hay, oats, meal, WHET BRAN, BAGGING, TIES, LARD, HAMS, MACKEREL. SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO, LIQUORS, Etc Prices as Low as Any Otlier House! Call and see us, at the sign of tho Golden Hog. BURDICK mtOTHEUS. SADDLERY! He has RHEIN WINE—Direct importation. IMPORTED LAGER BEEF;, ATLANTA BEER. The best Whisky, Brandy & Wine In Macon. Lunch ©very day at 11 o’clock. cw *h» half shell. oct21 lm LAM.S AND LAMP GOODS! HAND LANTERNS. To hum kerosene oil—do not smoke. A full as sortment of the above named articles, and marked down to suit the hard times. PRESCRIPTION S My stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines And other goods are all Fresh and Pure, and offered at such prices as obtain throughout tho couutry where an honest and legitimate business conducted. . Jly stock is selected and offered for its purity, not lor cheapness. ROLAND B. HALL. novl2tf Cor. Cherry st. and Cotton nva. A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SADDLES AND HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, HORSE COVERS. COLLARS, BITS, SADDLERY and CARRIAGE HARDWARE. CARRIAGE MATERIAL-HUBS. SPOKES, RIMS, BUGGY SKf> CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES at REDUCED PRICES for CASH. Also 4 BUGGIES at LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICC. novG lm DAA'IS SMITH, 102 Cherry street, Maoo" e. BURKE & COBB, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE M1TS„ 68 Second Street. Macon, Georgia. Home Insurance Company, of New York CASH CAPITAL, $2,500,000 (0 CASH ASSETS 4.108,5J3 BURKE & COBB, Amenta. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co, OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL $200,000! CASH ASSETS 34MS90 BURKE & CO Ml, Agents. JOHN P. FORT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Macon, Georgia. DENTAL NOTICE. of the depreciated value of all property in these time*. Printers, therefore, would consult their own in terest* hi consulting me. Information aa to pres ent patronage and future prwpects, or in other respects, fully given. Address J. M. MACON. nov!2tf Proprietor Times. Kufnnln. Ala. For Stale. O NE of the most valuable places in Vincville, known as the Biyant place, containing about forty-five acres, will bo sold for cash or cotton, or exchanged for real estate in tho city of Macon. Apply to A. J. ORR, oct 1 Send tf At Ofivor. Douglass A •>’ For Rent. HTHE residence of the late J. R. Butts, on First X street, occupied at present by J. JU. Sauls- bury, eligibly located and convenient to business. Possession given October 1st. Apply to A. R. ROSS. Or CAP" street, over the confectionery store of Major Can! dy Rogers, near Cotton avenue. Ileuses all his I g as for extracting teeth; lwhns none to spare for gusing generally. He would simply state to thei ■public that be keeps fully up with tho times and ktmMHtfMiffitaHriiBffiritaMlMffi nows exactly what ho is doing. His method of practice has been thoroughly tested, approved and adopted by the best operators in the profes sion. After nineteen years of arduous practice, he is not very flighty but lias simmered down to solid, useful and durable work at prices that are honest and low enough to suit the times. He never takes out better work than he can put hack. Refers to tho following gentlemen and ladiea who, of course, understand all about dentistry, and particularly Dr. Ford’s work; Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Va.; Henry Clay. Ky.; John C. Calhoun, S.C.; Andrew Jock- son. Tenn.; James K. Polk, Tenn.; Daniel Web ster, Rufus Choate, Mass.; Horace Greeley, N. IY-; Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Brutus and Cat- alinc, Rome; Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis Napo leon and Louis Phillip. Franco; Hernando Cortes, Arain, Cuba and Mexico; Henry VIII. Richard Spain, Cuba and Mexico; Henry vlll, Richard 1II. Euglaud; Mahomet Ali, Elizabeth, Cleopatra. Maria Antoinett, Josephine Bonaparte ; BiU Stokes, of Dooly; or any other man. Ring tbe bell at the door and walk in and get the worth ot your money. novil fit pi WANTED AT ONCE. O NE OR TWO first-class practical Gin Makers, ( Breastey) to whom the highest wages will be. P. C. SAWDER Equitable Eire Insurance Company, OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. CASH CAPITAL $200,to CASH ASSETS.. 241,IMS BURKE & COBB. a«aut. Cotton States Life Insurance Company OF MACON, GEORGIA. ASSETS, NEARLY $000,00) it) sep2I 2aw4tn* BURKE .1: COBB, Agent-. JOHNSON & DUNLAP 72 Third Street, Macon, Ga. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. We have in store the best selected stock of HARDWARE in Middle Geo.%' and defy competition in qua lity or price. POCKET CUTLEKY. WANTED, , l > T. A. G. BUTTS. 3F» Y3F OrX-X r S PREMIUM GALLERY at frwinton, Wilkinson county, Ga.. for the year 1*74. None need apply except those who out fur nish testimonials of high moral character and em inent qualification? as a teacher. Application should be made to the undersigned immediately. liovS 2nw2w WANTED. will be seen that Pugh was awarded 6 of tbe 10 premiums offered at tiie late State Fair. H Hi* new process for retouching is creating quite sensation. nov]2tf D ISSOLUTION.—Owing to the appointment of the senior partner to the Judgship of the County Court of Dooly county, the co-partner ship in the practice of law, heretofore existing be tween Woodward A Toole, is this day dissolved ‘ r mutual consent. J. II. WOODWARD, iiovl5 tf I. L. TOOLE. J. n. WOODWARD, Attorney at Law. Vi enna. Ga. Will continue the practice of law heretofore. AH business entrusted to his rare will receive prompt attention. Office—Vienna, L. TOOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. nov15 tf \ ienna. Ga. 15 cts. FOR COTTON! WE WANT MOEE COTTON! FOR SALE. 11-2 JIILES FROM Till: CITY. p? ~ ACRES DIP ROVED LAND, suitable for ODumarket gardener. JIOTJSE AND LOT, E. B. POTTEE, M. D. HOMCEOPATHIST 0 JOHN If. GREEK. Ordinary. p EORGI %. JONES COl'NTY.—Notice is bere- U by giren that James Wardlaw baa applied to me for exempric* of personalty under homestead law, and I u ill prs* upon the* same at 11 o’clock* . m., on the 3d dar of December next. Given under my hand officially. BOLAND T. ROSS. IWTttfl* £00»o chAfl«5,and did not mean to proJr.ce 1 '*'*• * ^ c ‘ rfU “ irs v>! ' t ^ f. nu . . ... . *, * . relo: • A i*> HOWARD ASSOCI. the money. The probability is that he t s ^ ^ rhiUdclphii hsM given it to some one, and Font to tell to Thom. ’ | institution hanncah.gh re; I conduct acd picfeamcnal >kiU. G eorgia. hereby given that John L. Kion has a; • li* i I to me for exemption of j^rsooalty under the \TI0N. homwtead lau. and 1 Mill j'f** inv-n tho v. 1*5, _ an I 11 o'clock. A. m . on the sVl'»! DavciUt next. i ,, Giren underpay hand officialh. »noraole I * ROLAND T. ROSS. VS 29 8m » povl^Jt* Ordinary. ,FFICE Wood’s Block. Second street, third J door below Johnston jewrlry establUhsieht. fwnier Knew. ialrlstf NOTICis. T OFFER formle a small farmm nuusCon noun- J. ty. fire mdra from MardalvOle. S. W. R. R, containing 405 acres, under high state of cultirt- non. being level, with rood fences. £oo& water; buildings new, except the dwelling, which has been recently required. Saad place is level and to a healthy locality, x*rm% made ester. Apply to GI2n < iiui i xt sTb nrtlfi *Nr GEO. S. HART.Slf fg; Mantalrilb, Ga. FOR SAILS CHEAP. 4 N half-acre k>4 with a six-room dwe ^ _V. kiu'■ u. outhouses.^etCrasituated on Seeood With or without furniture, containing all neressuy ©utbnu^ stables, etc, and orchard, near Wesleyan Female College. II' AYING received instructions from hcadqnar- ters we will, for tho next twenty days, offer for sale $10,000 worth of “Concord” Buggies and Wagons, made by Abliott, Downing A Co- of Con- coni, New Hampshire, at our lowest cash figures, and take in payment cotton of first-class quality at 15 cents per pound. novIS St COLLINS A LITTLE. NEW SEED We have Jost received from tlie LAW PARTNERSHIP J, & J. C. ETJTHERFORD, MACON GA. /COMPOSED ol John Poitbertonl, ol Maeon, and O John C. Rutherford, hte <4 Bainbridxe, Ga. We will praetira in this Circuit, in ths United State* Circuit Court, and iu the Bankrupt Court. J. C. Rutherford srill, for the present. aLo at tend Decatur aud Esrlv Courts. JOllN RUTHERFORD. JOHN C. RUTHERFORD, novil ler LAND SALE. ! E between Oak and And). I* within a f- > walk of the business part of the city. «ie- I workshC'F *, and pr: ven to be a hea uhy —Appiy lo HD. CRAIG. auglO coitf K. A. MORRIS. I WILL sell on the first Tuesday in December *xr. to the town of Kr.oxvilie. Crawford tvun- ty, two l:is ; acres) of wild land. Nos. 229 and "■p, in the 7ih district of said county, six miles -si of KposT^Qe. This Land is well timbered and luable for » wiw mill and shinirle machine. T.W. BARROW* Colnparchet?. Monroe county, Ga. DciiatTdl ‘ ;7dla5swwAw SHAKERS FRESH CABBAGE, BEET. LETTUCE and RADISH SEED RANKIN’, MASSENBURG A CO. NOTICE. I have in rnv office the Standard Weights and Measures for Bibb county. All persons engaged ia sullifK by weights and measures are hereby notified tliat by the 15th day of January. 1S74..I will be ready to test and mark tht weights and measures of all vendors in this county,as required bv law. Given under my hand officially, v!5 eodim C. I. WARD, Ordinary. octS) 2taw-lm* W. II. JOHNSON. Greenville, Miss. T. H. BRADFORD. Williamctte, Arkansas county. Ark. MEDICAL NOTICE! THE BOAKD OF PHYSICIANS We import direct from Sheffield, England, and will guarantee to duplicate - bill "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 the case, and get extra discount. £5 UILD ERS 5 HARD WARE. On r stock is large and complete, and prices lower than at any time since the 1 . A Full Line of Saw Mill Goods, * The largest stock of WAGON and CARRIAGE GOODS in the market Agents for the Celebrated Howe Platform Scale P. H. Stark’s Dixie Plows, 1 and 2 horse. COTTON GIN. Last, but not least, the D -PLI IRON and STEEL and everything kept in a first class Hardware House- ' in business, and all wo ask ia a trial. If we don’t sell you, it shall no* bv ■ if oetlo t: of THE STATE OF GEORGIA MILLEDGKV1LLE. for the examina tion of candidates for the practice of Mediciixj and Surgery. By reference to the Code of Geor gia it will lie seen that no person is authorized to practice 31edicine or Surgery, or compound or sell medicines and drugs without a license faom this Board. Graduates of regular recogwzed Medical Schools can obtain a license upon the presentation of their Diploma, accompanied by the legal fee. Non-graduates and applicants for license as Apothecaries or 1’liarmaceutiato must appear in person before the Board for examina tion. For further information address GEO. D. CASE. 31. D.. Secretary and Dean. Milledgo- villc, Ga. SAV'D G. WHETS, V. D„ Pres. Board of Physicians. November?. 1S73. iinvI.VnwXw"" Milo S. Freeman, as ad-'J ministrator of the Baron | Bernhard Yon Herzeele, ( late erf tbe city of Altcu- \ Bill in Bibb Superior burg, iu Germany, f Court, for direction, vs. I etc. • The heirs ot said Bernhard j Von Hersah. J It being shown to the Court that the heirs of >aid Baron Bernhard Von Herzeele live out of and beyond the limits of theState of Georgia, and that so far as said administrator lias been able to as certain. reside somewhere in Germany, but where or in what place is not known. It is now ordered by the Court that all persona claiming to be heirs- at-law of said Baron Bernhard Von Herzah, late of Altenburg. appear on the first day of the next terra of this Court, in person or by counsel, and be made parties defendants to said bill, and in de fault thereof the Court will proceed as is provided by a w. li Is further ordered. That the above and fore going order be pubfched once a month for fr nr months before the next term of this Court ia th) Telegraph axx> Messenger, of Macon, Ga, and also in the Stoats Zeitung.of New V>rk. By tho court: THOMAS W001J NEXT TO LANIER HOUSE, MACOH, GA. FINE FVRNIT111 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION*. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE S0’J7i| tim^ PRICES TO SXJIT TEEIEJ Goods Bought at Panic Prices, For Sale Cl^ 1 novlO 2tawt.f JsS.a«.c. Whittle A Grwtin. Solicitors for compbtoanta. A true extract from the Minutes of Bibb Supe rior Court. A. B. ROSS, Clerk. November n,lW.novl2lamlm BAILEY’S —CELEBRATED- Emm AGUE PILLS A CERTAIM CURE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER. >I?HOPriERCr. saysafair trial will amount same fact. * uj sale bv Hunt, Rankin A Lamar, of Macon Green A Rossiznol. Augusta, and druggists and merehants generally ^ bama, Mississi^J Agents »ep4 Staw2w±wlm Louisiana and Sauth Carolina, where chills prevail. £. K LOYLE88* General AgtnL B O AND STATIONEE 5 W. BURKE «£ 00>i NO. CO SECOND STREET, MACON, GA. A NNOUNCE to their many friends and customers, as well as the public, that they ^ *• * TEH "PREPARED THAN EVEli to supply them with all they need m the book and stationery lixE ' »-\| UVo will keep a Rood stock of RELIGIOUS, MISCELLANEOUS AND STANTWWj,!** and all onlers will meet with prompt and careful attention. Our bunday Schoo ■ and complete, and we particularly solicit this class of orders. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS IVe would ssv that wc have a now and well assorted stock of BLANK BOOKS, rack 3 FULL BOUND RECORDS, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, rT „ DAY BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOK'. Etc. c. jl Ij*i1V/IV.s.' At te .11 *•»' 't v B * j, INK, WRAPPING PAPER, NOTE PAPBR. - II 3IUCILAGE. FOOLSCAP PAPER. L rTHS INITIAL PAPER. TWTNES. i 1 ST \TTnXFUS’ NOTIONS and S31ALD em TISSUE PAPER, and all kinds of STATIONERS' NOTIONS and! We will also keep on hand a gcod assortment of Printers Supplies, such ~ Book and News Ink, Colored Inks, irpnil E ,;UI ^T Flat Papers, Cards, Letter and Bin nc. J All kinda of .... rsed 1 * 0 ' Book and Job Printing Neatly and Prompt!} BINDING—OLD BOOKS AND NEW—IN BEST STYLE. ^ ( j. W. BURKE A ftugSl lawGm Ba Se< Coi the sel ng< dis bui pul «Y '\ get cxi dai wli rig Ban 1 tho hui per tha hal •doc NATIONAL HOTEL (FOKM34BL.Y Sl'OTTHWOOI),! NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEP0Tj| Tn This House lias been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED from basement to attic. HOARD $3 PJER DAY. P. WHELAN, Prop, 3>oc tor out C he: ing See pul mo adi tbe dol not in < I Pre cor: 42* to t a b cen the nnd cut! hoj I Yoi ove . Iasi *pri< por gro for n« Flc per een fra. she tra fut 2 shi thr 186 me to 1 hei -wh: tire pes wia ■cou or i con ^ai *nd fail *PI wit 1 Th exc bal the Vfi tot ev< eai alv 1*1 pe. ACI doi pui