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I.aTT-V TKffi'.kAl'll A Ml .11 !W Will! I'l IWUA7 S.UIWI11II, Pli * l yini ’tcr) wu cobwu* •S* *rSLi«r fioa W* O""" - ,1 rfc *JL .. jiriurtm-nt: The t to n t. raate»Vct« the rt- *'*P? His> » , r > a “' 1 "P* £■* ** rtlv .*•»* by the threat *•* and the Mid* mWJ (vporM from Havana rttioo <* jmbovffori prop er rititew u being dili- ! 'Cv-l withal ( ■'C. * a- Spain Talks or Ar- ‘" kif bi(r»tl#B. ciTfibATt Nurember 22 u* nVl ^ Miertx that violence had I,y the Madridpopulace to ■' t *Z rt, American Minuter, are • f'fid*-. Preaident Ca.-tolar \ofcrence to-daj with Lajard, •**1 Minister. The rendt of the E " ii favorable to the rontisnanoe Twhtioo' The idea of aubtniUim' ‘ i the ''ionfi** w **— - jhd of. ^N 1,1 “T “ rS, Oermal Enp- r r ii fadi- ji,, probable Arbitrator, tyreth of Disrnelli. Vorember S3.—IharaeUi made ’ T ,Merh at Olaajfow last ere- He iwferalJ criticised the Gov- 45 1 predicted a (treat struggle '* trtmen the spiritual and tom- "Jism. Ho feared tne conflict . It in anarchy, and declared ’ .Jriiwns of home rule in Ireland k and show Or At Britain r ,ia«ipw- Irish Politics, i-is. .Vceemher *3.—Sixty thou- La jart in the meeting here yea* fia fiiroi' "f home rule. Speeches ^wr.n* followed. Tweed’s Caste. Y„»x, .Voremher S3.—All effort* >UJlt ,uy of judgment for Wm. M. j proved ineffectual. Judges Piatt 'iguh* 1 h°th refused to gTant it, ,t minutes nut one Tweed was ’ I from the sheriff's ■ FR- FR_ FR- saciu:i> 3i lsic noOfiSte I THE STANDARD. CLOTHING "HE 32EA7 EEMEDY H01TE PURPOSES. PCS! w« l »iihS'aSr i BjLO.” TAKEN 1 NT F.RXA I.I.T—Halt a Uespaonful hlslri is water, is a pleent drink—Ainu' ‘ APPMED EXTEKN.M.LY—whrii theta b STOPS PAIN quicker then morphim. chioeo. fens.opium, uvany other anodym knoarntotha aerad. If SYDDEXLY SEIZED with sf. sinful in a the nt water, will, in a tew mln- at—. remote all to the Naval Movement. ■iter liictoCorhaa arrived from powerful Mexico, list presented Mexican xilroud. Wrecked.Schooner onroU. Norambar S3.—The wreck- K.solute rcDirnod last night „ the work of the schooner before cud rook ten miles south of Cape The dirers report the schooner J J, hmui emla. 81m had her anchor Sith thirty fathoms of chain. Tlie sier i* loaded with oil. Hit nnme .11 net is' ascertained. Senator lluulwrll on War. 'si' aoo. Noreaiber 23.—Ux-Secrctary itacll. hs turing on finannes and the 3 j,-referring to Cdlmn matters, dep- ltl .| the iihs, of aror—counselleil mod- :,„n. and argued that our sympathy ' sssal sid ought tp 1m> given to Spain , r • Hurt to vrtalilish a rejuiblic. .National Press Convention. ■ vASSilt. Noremlier 23.—A oninwit- I,f the ti.orgia Press Asuistiution hnvo to postpone Iho Kntioaal IVcss rmtion. nailed to meet nt Bt. Louis ei;th instant, to soma future time. Karfhfiaake in California. S»» Fuxi isco, NovemK r 23 — A severe thqnoka shoek occurred ymtordny nt ko. lasting fifteen seoanda. Thoahock u felt in other ploecte. Light Ship (lone, rsr, Dat.. November S3.—Pilots re- that the five.fstliom light ship has pp and. A sunken vessel at Fen- k's Island shoals is supposed to be her Itrsiiniplioit in Memphis. Msarins. Norember 23.—The De Soto k rnraues to-morrow. H is thought first National will resume in n few Ship Missing. I Itti.lI'AX.Novemlsir 23.—Her Majesty's lip Cyrus, hence Oetober IHtlt, has not Hi haul from. KKN M IV Murine Xcws. Ntei.ml r 23.—Arrived. Kwbuunev N(etii>isjHa,LivtngatOuand Mer- lertila CiiAKi.rsriiN, November 23.—Arrived. . Aliee. Benia, uml Mary Collins. 1 Sided. Jane Lamb. Kxt Wasr, Norember 23.—The flag ■kip Woreestcr lupa> m ■'J. IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE MURRAY Si LANMAM’S CELEBRATE II FLORIDA WATER ! T)» rirbcvt, in«»*t yti. no4 «k*)u«tr oI • perfumr*for ummUm 1IANDKSRC1IIKF, JUlh'jTOIIaliT. ^ And In the BATH. A« therr «rr imitation* «ixl (WOwrMti ijlwn *«k ft»r»be FktrivU NVnWr. wbu’b him *ei tIk» b»»ltb» ; on the Mai eml on Iho jeunpblet. the wmm oI HK'KRA V A LAS MAS, wiUwnt which none in Kor Hikle by ell perfumer*. drufr(**ts end dmlera in fnnmr comlw. julTHwnWrn PERSOXj* SUBJECT to nMoplexy. ImH mm, Hiwdfhm. emldcn fvinun^a. ahuuld brew the relief near them; * U-**i««»nful in water, will in Ikrm minuUs. remote nil dificnlty.H Radway’s Ready Relief Ite Grand Power In the Prevention and Cure of Pestilential ami Contaalou* DUcarck. It is in duuevww where immediate and abe><(nt« s—irtv.Mv and rrljrf ut irquirvif u h«*n in this ma* edj pnms its aurior, and we miirlit say, wjw. natural power ui aanti^ libs and imimuting the potent power of a disinfectant, ncntraliarr and cun-. So ana that naaa the Brwrfy Belief when Asiatic cholera, yellow fever, typhoid fever, •UMiIl-pox. diptberia. etc, pvr\atl in a eommui' ty, will lie armed with these diseases: and •etaed when u**m? it, will be cured if the din tkms are bdk»wed. Himpfe as this remedy is. it pomaaars the dements of mnr of the most violent, painful and fatal disease* that scourge the earth. COUGHS. gO It E Tl!UOAT,INn.l'- YTA7.A, WHOOP ING GO V Oil, «*, Asthma, aid every affcclrivn of th* i mo at, luv-s and cn»T. aro spwcdn.v and pci^ imnmUy rwmf by usuwfpiuWis* IwhUvd, but bwsras t\4 . i, tl.UA ivaan W tbecauao of the cumphir.t. BE CURED i *Un*!xnl rvtncdy, m Is ( phmd by bandfedsaf WadmunUh it has nccivwl. ¥hc Is Pk-nsd•/. toe «a»M M.tTi V. >WVI.K A MNh l*noraia»uBa.lioe- IMS. Mom. 1 aaiMkia.ll uiiwamkwtWcaaa . CONSUMPTION CAN ! I hi timely wwvt U IW» MoaA ”, I.C.IMI ky famJretaaOirttti mh CARPETS ! Oil Cloths. MATTING, RUGS, MATS, ETC. daily dinvt limi laaVMHii. cf Uu UH.'IIV of icMil, and at mlured |f(iw. ' ift>DT BBUSf iXS CARPETS, TXPK8TKY BBDHiaS CAKTETS, TUtfSE-rLY CARPETS. EXTRA SUPER CAHPETS, MEDIUM auJ LOW OR ADR CAK- rETS. VENETIAN CARPETS. HBMPS CARPETS, VELVET RUGS. BRUSSELS Kl'CiS. BEAVER BUGS. MATS OF ALL STYLES, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. LIXOLII.I M FLOOR CLOTHS. FELTS AND DRUGGETS. TABLE OIL CLOTHS. 0000A MATTINGS, Cl XU MATT1NO& . CANTON MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPERS. PmvWva am is»ii«l mwrnrnia, my Mm* ke- fore bu)tna as 1 can show a (nvt.y variety at m iuvjricaafl any * ** Xo. m &117 aw t, ii.'ii daur to Buaa ± (We nan's afc-HVkk* dry fuodstMsae. ■mQaaJga* . • ^ F» Interesting to Cotton Planters ! \ Jft ’ILL l*n-nt ■ t'ourthouai SstlU 4v. the fith day of Decamber iic! iKiun of Vkfe. for the I Jsn- SThSavrv- iHNtfrs. r.a h ..a Ume stable*.etc. Term* nuuie kl^vn OU the day of mi tots. KI j K..;UU U Umv at On, r. Lake * Ca. 1 , Ma.^n.G». iwumrih DOOLY HOUSE. Br J. W. BOND. ■raiti.au, « - “ ®ear*la. Twenly Mofa La fil.lt of .Kadnal. fl PC iqM» EADWAY’S READY BELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. DORK THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. PALPITATION OP THE HEART HTSTERICS. CROUP, D1 PTH ERIA. CATARRH. INFLUENZA. HEADACHE. TOOTIIACIIB. NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS. Tin* np|»liralion of tlw* IV or part, whrrr thr pain ard *,l ma and rnmfart. now '—' ‘ '* thr IPnr. lv simI nil internal puin*. Tma’l’i* should alwava carry a bottle nf Rad' wa>*s ll-Trily Ib iHi With them. A few dn»ps in water will |»**v»iit sicknre* or pain* fnmi cluinire •f water. It i* better thnn French Brandy or Bit* ter* as a «timuU»t. FEVER AND AG-TJE. Fever and Aanenmd fer fifty cents. There is not a irmedlat aio*nt in the wi.rlil that wi't r n» F.’Vitand Amte. anil nil fiber Malarkais BiIimis ifeartet. Ty|»h(»».l. Yellow end other Fevers isideit hv Undiw.iy'ii I’ilN) no (|iii<\ ns llulway's Ibrnly Relief. IFihI.i Re led *v» cents ftrr and Bib 28 rent* a U.i. S.ld |qt dru onatn. HEALTH! BEAUTY! STRONG AND PURE RICH RIOOD-Iff. CREASE OP FI.KSH AND WEIGHT' CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECUR ED TO ALL! DR. RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Eesolvenfc Has made the moat **toni*himr cures. Ko Quirk *0 rapid arethechanaes the body uudarior*. unde Uw influence of tilts truly wondeifaU medicine that avrur pat aw inchuue in flsux and vrr.wn r is mtiw and felt. TUI', GRK.IT 111.001* PURIFIER* Every drop of the 8A RS A FA Rl 1,1,1 A N RESOL VENT cotnmnnimte* tbmurh the hlood. swcu uni*’ mwl oilier fluid* and iuicua of the system the rigor of life, for it repair! the wnmtes at the bf»dv with new and sound materia!. Scrofbla, Sypbili*. ronMimi*ti«m. tUandiilar Iflaraaes, UI* err* in the Throat and Mouth. Tumor*. Nodes in tilt] (Hands oimI oilier ports of the system. Sore Errs, tftrutaarutiv INachenttw from the Ear*, and the Wi#*t form of Skin Ibwamw*. Eruption. Fever Sore*, S-.dd Head, Rina Wi|rm.8alt Rheum, Err* siprlns Aenr, Black Snots, W'orroa in tlb’ Flesh. TimifrN.rsnccraiiitbi’ worah. and all Weaken inn and l*al»iful IMsrhaives. Nielit Sweats. Loss of Sperm, and all wastee of the life principle, am within the curative ranee of this wonder of Mod* eni Clicmistry, and a few days* use will wove to any person Uhimr it for cither of theao farms of dinaiNe Us popmt power to nm* them. If tlic patient, daily la-coni in* naluml by tho waste ami dreompasition that is continually pro* invwdny. anrmoda in arvcrisnfr thcae wastes, and reiNiira the same with m?w material made fmm hrwltliy bkiod-und this the SARSAPARILLIAN Will aial doe* acrun*—a curt* is cx*rtaiu: f<*r a lien once thia remedy commences it* work of pnriflca* lion, ami sucr^ds in riiinini»hin* tlw loss o wn*»tcs, it* n*|ailn» will he npitl. and every day the patient will feel himself srmwinc letter and strong er, the food dim**tin* better, appetite improrin*. and flcslr ami wdrht inrreaam*. Not only does the SARSAPARILLI AN RESOLVENT cvcri all known remedial a*cnta in tlw mire at Chronic. Sendnl»ms. Cunstitutioiial and Skin Diseases, but it is the only positive cure for Kidney nml RIaddrr Complaints, Urinary and Womb Disease*. Gravel, Diahetoa 1 h>'i»\v. 8ti>|*pa*eof Water, Iiuwntinenccof Urine, l)ri«ht a « Diaeaao, Albuminuria, amt in all nwt where them am brick dust dnjsisit*, or the water is thick, cloudy, miiol with sulistanccs like the white of an c**. or thread* like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance and white lion* dust deposit, and when them is a pricking, huruin* sensation when |iassiu* water, and pam in the small of the hack and aloo* the loins. Tuiuorof 12 Years’ Growth Cured by Radway’s Resolvent! Bkttu.Y. Mass, July Id, 1907. P». RapwaT: I have had Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries and bowels. All tlie 1 Victors said “there was no help lor it.** I tried everythin* that was recommended, but nothin* hcl|ied me. I saw your Resolvent, and thou*ht I would try it; but had no faith in it, because 1 had suffered for twelve years. I took si* hot tic* of the Resolvent, and one not of Rail way's Pills, and two bottles of your Ready Relief; and there is not a ai*n of tumor to be seen or frit, and I feel better, smarter and hap- pier than I have for twelve year*. Tlie worst tu mor was in tlw left side of tin* liowels. over the rmin. I writ* this to you for the benefit of others. You can publish it if you clmose. HANNAH P. KMAIT. WORMS! Tho only aafo and mna rrmMr far TAFE, PIN and WORMS oi aUVinda. PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE. An Imiiartnnt Letter Nnra "tlrate t, the book pabliaba. gentleman and tnidenl o O..(or th. (out fortj yean -vll known * ' ” throughont the United New Nokx. Ortohrr 11,187X. Dx. Rapwat: IVnr sir—I am indunal 1<>- a arnw o# ilutr u. thr aiffrnnr to matu* a brief atatr- rnmt c< the workinx cl rear medirim an ra.varlt. For Kimd rrara I had boon affeefed with aarae IrraMaintha bladder and urinarjr oruxn*. which rawm iwalra maatha aao rnlminatmi in a mort ter. nbly aflUrtiavt dimoor, which the phyoirinns ol Aoal won a apawnodic aMrtnre in the uivta. aa aloo inlhunmatiaa <4 thr (ridnrj. and bladder, and rave it aa their apiaiun that my are—n jrmra— wonld permit my rrrr rettinc radiran. rend. I hod tried a number <4 phroician«, and hod token a 1ajv>. (.nmlity ol mrdkinr. both oka-thic and homeopathic, but hod ret no relief. 1 had read 0 a.toniidiin, ennm harirtr I wen mod, by yenr rem- edica. and wane k«r inccitha 0*0 mat a notice in thr Philadelphia Satunlajr tvemnw Rat <4 a can, baling been cfr.vt.d aa a peraon wb. had lone WnocftainiraalhadbMn. 1 went rim lutTond nr of onefc-jroar SoraapanlHan Era.' Relic! and Rrqnlotin* PUlo-ond d taking them. Inthiw.li.. Itroag Bradjr moccd taking t i«lMiwd.and now f.vlaa writ ra rear. C. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, a greatly AMERICAN TUNE BOOK. r l>-t psalm tunc* of o saperior as a cvlfevtam mrmi mair fer Choowai Editors. pure*. Fries THE RIVER OF LIFE. It attrwctln* tlw notiocof all feadera of rimdiur to Mabbath HrhouR b*tmui««J iu very superior arrancement of Bible sabjcctu, it*.«lc|wrUae«it at sonxs fur little children, it* ~ national Icavst*. arsl iu freshness of music and wurda. Ui*hfy •d hyalL Frira SI cents in bd*. Tkua Beautiful fiabbstli School Soo* book b wJd at per hun dred to b*ds: $tt per hundred in paper. The above buuks sent, postpaid, on receipt of re tail price. CHAR. H. DITSON k CO, 711 Brrvtttaay, Xcw York. OLIVER DITSON k CO, nortbnrb^f Hduk UiH i iiav i'd LOW fiESSEVOIH ire Suited to all Climates, AND FAMOUS FOR REIN'S EES? 70 USE! CHEAPEST TCEUYIi EASIEST TO SELL HI The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of -FOR- CELEBEATED V R.vm AN RTTTERS An Old and Rclialale Tonic. pm’Oxt inateru •izuns they have , mvrr STRENGTHENING CORDIAL an l KKLt ABLE INVIGOIIANT. They arc ma le of tl Un*urpas80'l as a MEDIUlNAU TONIC, ‘ . Liv-iH'pua, Norrt>us iiouility and all draaagwnanu of tha Iligoative I TKICTLYVKGETA-BLK- For the pravention and cure of Dy-T^pna. LAWRENCES WtlCHSELBAUM. Stile Proprietor, and Wliolemle Drugglata, Jtavaiinnii. H. MYERS A BKQ.. Bar strwt. Savtumah. Gu. „ too l STB* ul guamn- e<iual. \V. W. WOODRUFF, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, M A C O IV. G A. GESEML TRADE IN TIE STATE LOOK AND BE CONVINCED ! 0A|(2Z= better cooking, <laieh.j^rr.acitcnpc* X'amcus ron civzno Sdirfistin: Svciygharc, AND BSCCO Especially Adapted TO TUX WfS CF mSTSOBOUl ■ SOLD DY EICELSJOR lASL'WCTCSMfl COIPAJI, ST. LOCH, MO., on TRUiyiAM & GREEW, Gift Enterprise The only BcUahieGi/l Distribution iu tho toon try L. X5. SINE’S TWENTIETH ' Grand Auaal Distrilintioii. To be drawn Thuralay, January* 1st, 1874, $200,000 INVALUABLE GIFTS GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE. $20,000 IN GREENBACKS! ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE. $10,000 IN GREENBACKS! ONE CASH PRIZE OF $5,000 U GREENBACKS iS p fH,€*H“ ch in } Greenbacks! f^ino Gold and Silver Lnvr Hunt ins Watchc* (in all) worth from fgu to fCUU! Coin Silver, Vot Chains, Solid and Double- Plat<«l Sil verwarv. Jewelry, sir. etc. Whole number of Gifts SS^WO. Ticket* Hm ited to 100,000. Agent* Wanted to sell TICKETS to nlioiu liberal Premium* will he paid. Sinde Tickets £*; Six Tickets $10; Twdre Tick et* $20; Twenty-five Tickets $40. Cirrubrs contaiuin* a full list of priaes, a de scription of the manner of drawing, ami other in formation to reference to the Distribution, will he sent to any one ordering them. All letters must bciutdresNcd to Main Office. 101 W. Fifth Street, novlfi dAwftw KATALYSINE WATEB—Tu*Great Mkpi CINK o» N a TURK. Indorsed by tlie Highest Mctiinil Authorities. Restores Muscular Fow- or to Paralytic. YouthfulYixor to the A *ed, and Develop* the Youn*at a Critical Peried; Dis- xolves Calculi and “Chalky” lKimsits; Cures Gout, RlicuuiMtiMn, Dy*i>etiaia. Neunihria Grav.-l, Ihabeti*. Di’stwes of Che Kidneys, Liv* *r and Skin, Alslouiinal Dn>|».v, Clmnuc Dior- rlmvi. Constipation. Asthma, Nervousnesa SkseplcasiK***, Genenl l**bilur, and nearly •ry class of Chronic Disease, l'smphlcts con taiuin* History of the Sprin* and Tcstiiaor 1 -* from Medical Journals. Eminent Phivk »rnl di'timniishctl citizens, stmt free by mail Uy WHITNEY B BOS.. Geri’i A*ants,ftf7 South Front stra Philadelphia. For sale by all drug- data. au*ScodHn THS SEOilTEST E01JTE TO F02TTO3. ijiioo.oca FOR ONLY $2 SO! TnE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT. A. GRAND GIFT CONCERT! WILL BB HELD AT LEAVENVVOKTH, KAN., DECEMBER 31st, 1873, FOR THE BENEFIT OF A JUVENILE RSF0E2I SCHOOL. 40,000 Gifts, $450,000 in Prizes, Principal Prize $100,000 Conaiiting <4 t(v niperb palatial residence <4 Si mon Ata-leo. Em, imsurposoed aa a privota dwelling inthe Unitod States, being only a lew Marks hunt the Court-home, surrounded by mag- plcted with all modem improvements. PRIZE LIST. IS Prim. KmI Estate, - - - - 1 Cash Prize, » - - JIO.WW each. - - HERTZ, VIRGIN & C©, Every style ol CWrriogea. Buggies or W agons tur- ' nisb.il at tlie loan—t ,i»»ible pniv at \hi* Re|*»iu»ry. The Woodruff Concord Buggy, Celebrated lor liglit dralt and durability, is the leading. Buggy, and a aperialty. W" :r m- f» m ?f® giff m m HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC Cherry Street, octlZtf - - Macoi i, Ga. DIXIE WORKS, FIItST STREET, CORNER OF CHERRY. WARER00MS: Poplar Street, between Third and Fourtih Streets. jyiJ^ZDOTiTr GA. $ > a H 6DERNSEY, BARTRDM & HEN.DRIX, 1’IIOPBIETOKS. DOOES, SASH AND BLINDS, WINDOW AND D00E TEAM .8, BALUS- TEBS, NEWEL POSTS, S0E0LL W0BXS, BUILDEES’ HA I 1DWAEE, GLASS, 0IL3, PAINTS, PUTTY, ET0., ETC., ETC i. GREA T 2Mm Freigiiranfl Passenger Line -VIA- CHARLESTON, S. 0., —TO AND FROM— Baltaore, PWMelia, New Yorlc of Boston AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. The Whit, water and Woodruff Wagons. And other Wes! 'em Wago. tot£ora%ho DeK**ripti%c Circe’Jar* funu*a. ^ will write for them. , octi*t tf THE MAIiD power cures' HUMPHREY’S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS H AVE proved, from the most amplo experience an entire success. Simple, Prompt. Erti- cient uml Reliable. They are the only rntNlicim^ perfectly adapted to ]K>i>ulur use—so simple tic® mistakes cannot In; nindo in usin* them; soliarm- Jess a.s to be free from daxurnr; ami so eilirient as to to be ulw.'.ys reliable. They luive the liiidiest commendation from all. ami will always reinlet satisfaction. Price, in larjjc three-ilruchm vials, with directions: Xos. Cures. Cents. 1. Fevers, Conwstion, Inflammations, . , u 2. Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colir, . . 50 $. Cryimr-Colic. or Teethin*of Infants, . . ro 4. I)i3rrli*i*a, of Children or Adults, ... 50 5. Dysentery. Griping, Bilious Colic, ... 50 O. Cholera Morbus. Vomit in*. ao 7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, 50 8. Neuralgia, Toothache, Fuceoclie, .... 60 l». llwwlarhe, Sick Headache, Vertigo, ... 50 10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 50 11. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, .... 50 li Whites, too Profuse Periods, 50 13. Croufi. Cough. Diilieiilt Breathing, ... 50 14. Salt Rheum, KrvsijM-las. Eruptions ... 50 15. Rlieumstism, Rheunmtie Paius, .... 60 US. Fever nml Ague. Chill Fever, Agues, . . 50 17. Piles, blind or bleeding. 50' 18. Ojihthaliny, and Sore or Weak Eyes, . . 50 10. Catarrh. Acute or Chronic Influenza, . . 50 20. Whooping-Cough, Violent Coughs, ... 50 21. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. .... 50 22. Ear Discharges. Impaired Hearing, . . . 50 23. Scndula, Enlarged Glands, Swellings, . . 50 24. General Debility, Physical Weakness, . . 50 25. Dropsy ami Scanty Secretions 50 2*1. Sea-Sickness^ Sickness from Riding. . . 50 27. Kidney Disease. Gravel 50 28. Nervous Debility. Semiiml Weakness, or Involuntary Discharges, 100 20. SoreMout h. Canker, 50 SO. Urinary Weakness, Wetting tlie Bed, . . 50 31. Painful Periods, with S|usm*. 50 32. Suffering# at Cliauge of Life 100 33. RpilflMPV. Sinuus. St. Vitus' Dance, . . . 1«» 34. Diplitheria. UUv’rutcil Sore Throat, ... So 35. Chronic Congi’stionsand Eruptions, . FAMILY CASES. Case (Morocco) with nlxne S3 large vials and Manual of Directions 31000 Case (Morocco) of 20 large vials and Book, 6 00 These remedies are sent by the ease or single liox to any mrt of the country, free of charge, on nsviut of prut*. Address HUMPHREY S SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO. Office and Depot No. 502 llrwidwav. New York For sale by all Druggists. Ami by John In galls ami Hunt. Uuukiu & Lamar, Macon, Ga. ■d^NodtMvtf ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS! manufactured by Langdale’s Company, Chemical Manure (L1M1TKD0 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, ENGLAND. Has the following Powerful Recommendations for Planters: It is a genuine English ma.io Mam.ro, the only •"**""£* bofi^opZtion 21 years. The Lsngdale. therefore. h:u a good pedigree aud is no ^tZnLins a larger proportion of chemical elemenU suite-l for the of vegeteblTufe, and^es^eially of cotton, than any other fortUizer offered in the <1 n iL t* jj t,lie best anti safest CottoD Manure iu th© uiarktt. _ . The muilvsis .-iven with tho Manure when sold will be guaxsuiteed. There shall be no mistake about the genuineness of the article, nor thogood faith of the vendor.. SSure offered, as it contains notlnng tat wUt ts of 'use m Lan’gdate U^tow in price as is consistent with the use of the best mgredtents, and a ^ ThZmployuient of powerfidmaclunory in mixing and pulverizing the dients nreMres every particle for semco, and prevents trouble in using. T c r* S^SSrftoKSpect. and impresses every one who sees it as a perfectly ^Xl^fo^irion and preparation it is the result of careful ^otifier^ardv Ion*? wantetl-a thoroughly reliable .and safe Manure. THE MODEL MANURE AUD PLANTER’S FRIEND. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH GRANGES FOR CASH. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE SUFKSIJrTSN'DBS r's Offick m. a B. r. R., 1 MaCOS, Ga., OctasWr 11, lb7S. ) O S and alter Sunday. 12th instant, until fur ther notice, trains ou this road will run as Htori: I>AY PASSSNGKR, IiAlLT. (flCSWT* EXCEPTED.) MriiN.ii — 8:00 A j! Arrive at Macon p x XIOUT PASSKSGER, DAILY. Leave Macon. 7:45 p x Arrive at Macon 5 ; 5j A 34 IUWKINSVILI.K accommodation trait, dailt. (sU.VDAVa EXCEPTED). Leave Macon ]^> p Arrive at Macon 10^5 A ^ The day train leaving M:uon at 8 oVlock con- 1 ecus at with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad kraiiiN f«>r all potuti in Florida. The night train Having Macon at 7:45 connects with trains of At- Rntiraud Gulf Railroad at Jcsup for Savannah, arriving in Savannah at 3.-20 x. x. Sleeping cuadns on night trains. JAS. W. ROBERTSON. bc<12tf General Superintendent. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON MACON AND AUGUSTA tt.UI.EOAD. Si'PEKtxiKxnKxr's Offick. M. 1. A. R. It..) Au'-n.u. i;i. October to. lsTA > O N and alter Monday. October. 13, |u.^ncer train, oil tlie Maeuu and Auaisl:. ltallroad will run as follows: 1)AT TUAIS—DA1J.T (SUSBAXS KXCKrIKU). I.ea\o Macon — c.:30 a At Arrive at Augsuta 2:U r M Leave Augusta »'« a x Arrive at Macon S'S5 p x Trains on the Macon and Augusta Railroad will make close connection at Corank with day passenger train on tho G.orgia Kailnaid tor \Vaslnngton, Athens and Atlanta, oettic.t 8. K. JOHNSON. Sup t. AGENTS US GEORGIA: CLEMONS & JAMES, J. BEN WILSON & CO.. - HUFF. WINTERS & WHITLOCK, - U. WKIGLEY A CO., B. w iniEATLEY & CO.. - - - * J- V- 8TOKES, ----** G. M. BUSSELL. WM. J. VIS. - e. M. DA NILES, - SPEERS A. J. D. HAVIS, . Columbus. Atlanta. - Marietta. . Macon. - Americus. - Leesburg. Athens. - Arlington, MarshallvUle. Perry. W. BIcKAY, General Agent, Macon, Ga. P.O. BOX 42S S A. X -> D L E R Y ! •ARIED assortment of A v ‘ v.TDLES WHIPS, HORSE COVERS, COLLARS SADDLES AND HARNESS. B. V }JJAGE HARDWARE. BITS, SADDLERY “• opraijES, RIMS, BUGGY SEAT CARRIAGE MATERIAL-. ^ pEICES f 0 r CASH. CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES at REDUCE*. , WI n'VCTURKRS’ PRICES. #v0 1m DAVIS SJ. ITH» — GUNNY CLOTH. gQ BALES STANDARD GUNNY BAG- GING. For side cheap. $@00,000 ! THREE TIMES A WEEK FROM NEW YORK, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS m ELEG.YNT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO'DATIONS—SE.V VOYAGE 10 TO 12 HOURS SHORTER VIA CHARLESTON. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO. And connecting Bonds West, in alliance with the Fleet 'of Thirteen First-Cla** Steamships to the above Fort*, invite attention to4be Quick Time and Regular Dispatch afforded to the business public in the Cotton States at the PORT OF CHARLESTON, Offering facilities of Boil and Sea 1 ortation for Freight ami Passengers not exceeded in excel DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE AND REGULATING POLS. Perfectly tovtoVa*. dcranlly coated w lb. dagnorh. Liver. Bovrrfa ludnm, Btoifilcr, N - tvora D-.-aan, Ilcadacbc. Cor.Wjpatkn. Cy- ttvavera. Indication, I' ■ - -ia. Bilivuancvv- re- nr, laflaraiaatienol the Bowela. Pile raid all Eto ranarracnuol tho Internal tiovra. Worrautod to cflcct a podtira one. lMraly nevtahta con taining no mnniT. mincrahor deletcraxmliuga. Oterann the Kldwin, vyinptonu rccultinf horn Diwtvlcraot tha Ihmtivc Organ,: Ooratipation. Invranl P.!. <. Fullncaa of tha Sl-i fcfafcgs \Pright In the Stoaarh.SourErortationa.S:r.kiatt or Fluttering at the Hrart. Choking or Kiflcring •rapateraa.-hrato a Lira Poatnro. Dtranara • iHhMncittaMMNtMtlriwat Dull Pan. tha Baa& H-iio-r.ry .: Prrvjnrator, Idhvb-idtleti.n and Evvo.Vhin in th. Side. Chrax. l.im)-. and vadden FJnahc of Rent. Bant ing rath, )r-h. A tr w d^-, o, Rad-ay’, Pill, —HI floe the «y«- tem from all the viiovemincddi^cvlera. PriceiS cents per box. bold by Druagwt^ "FALSE AISO TRUE!" Seal one 1. iter ,t:.nij. to R.VDWAT *CO, No t Vintn, corner ttmrrh rtrvet. Ne— York. liJ.rrnotK>n —orta thuuioiki. —dl ha aentpaa ma)UauaJtvly The title to the above teal rotate ia guanutoed The liberal term, of thia erhotne brine, it with in the tench of all—the great cot opportunity ever oderad tor the poor man to rioe to wealth. PRICE OF TICKETS. Single Tiekrto, tf 30: Eleven TirkrtJU 13300; FiflyHitt 1 T-krta. «ta VO; One Bundivd and Fil- tcrci Txeketa. Jeso ao. Tha dn—inr will he mndo trader the auperin- 'acvxnmutoeoppotntgd by the high- in the Stole, duty sworn to the -wing, should at his dSt&BfSSSlS* in their ordcnT AGENTS WASTED in mU States, Cities and Town, in the V. S. wed Canada,. Money ahoald fie sent by Re-idaed Letter. P. O. Order or Krpcw*, with the lull addnanofthe main w win one, n who purchase a two tonics, ana partirulsrs awsotl^... For further inJ»>rm»l>o*i i for rireulxre to tlw JUmcrr a akinxa SIMON ABIILES, LOST ENERC ▼iP-*'pawdc:> IJcy. Bashful* felnest. SypU it. Poraapeedyenracfthaae <w ether odnowu of a private natnrr. eatt. or rand aarap f^r petrara rim! tor «< advi-re to both araaa. Addraaa Boa -O.” Vfaattni M.-!:r»l lrr-tituto. 1ST Sycamore atrret. riia llinlK Ohio. Tha nanadiea are eo certoi, that no pay will bo reqaired of wqgatsfl-!- tw, suns for BanMri untu mn-d. a riot to its M u« reum w 21 eon vine* you thatthb Institute is tba only sure ona in the Ur.ted SMB to cure to smi restore rr i --bt'KkL dcclecvuiy TO NEW YORK. .... M. s. WooBsm, B. W. LocrwooD, Jaxks Beret. Commander -T. J. Lockwood. Commander. JAMES ADGEtt 4 CO, Agents. Charleston. S. C. —— 8. Crowell, Commander. .T. J. Beckett, Commander. J. Kex.vedv, Commander. - btulLULix. Commander. WAGNER, HUGKR Jt CO,j . r WM. A. COUttTNAY, J osaat, UtarleatotLS. C. TO PHILADELPHIA. IRON STEAMSHIPS. ASHLAND. .Alexaxpek IlrsTEB. Commander. EQUATOR., - C. HlTCKLER. Commander. Kill IYP. 1IIYC UDIlitVK MANHATTAX„ CHAMPION CHARLESTON JAMES ADGER GEORGIA. SOUTH CACOL1NA CLYDE ASHLAND TOTAL CAPACITY40,000BALES MONTHLY TO BALTIMORE. SEA GULL... — - - JJCTT05. ( SAILING DAYS—EVERY FIFTH DAY. PAUL C. THEN HOLM. Aguit, Charleston. RC. TO BOSTOJT. STEAMSHIPS MERCEDITA AND FLAG -....JBsn. Etkkt SiTTKDAT. JAMES ADGEtt A CO. Agents. Charleston. S. C. ttatca rnaranlccd av low as lhooe (4 Competing Lines. Marine Innranee one-half «* one per cent. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Con he had at all the principal Railroad Others in Gervrix. Alshoma, Teimesan- and Uhsiasippi. State Boom, may be aecuml in advance, without extra charre,hy»ddn-..inr Aeentaef ths&Uaan- ahipu in Chari.-*., n. at -bow adtoea. in all raaea. the BaUroadTiekeUshould be excbsngad and Berths a-Tho Thraurh TkkcU by this Boole tnrfndn Transfers, Meals and State Room, white on ship board. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, GEORGIA RAILROAD And ttrdreramaetirafLinaa hnre^largely inirraaed their taeflitiea for the rapid movemartef Pri»ht and piaaengvn brtwcaa the Northern Lit . s goal the South and West On the Georxa end South Carolina Kadraods Emt-Ctam- 1 *— * Frrijhk promptly tr road. Class eonnectaon ness. The Marauvrs eunnot be surpassed i Par further informutaon. apply to J. J. GBlPFlN.Wc.tem A rent, Atlanta. Ga^ B.D. HAS SELL r new! A-'-nt, P. O. Bax LGX, Offlce 317 Bnjailnj. N. Y^S-li. PICKENS General Passenger and Ivcaet *g-r ;- Soc.th CarobRa Rjulrtnd, or J. M. SELKIRK, iulytt codlw Saperinttndent Great Suuthem Freight and Paaaenger Line. CharleatuB, S. 0. Missouri State Lottery! Legalized by state Authority and Drawn Iu Public nt St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme 00,000 NUMBEUB. CLASS L, TO BE DRAWN NOV 29, 1S73. 5,880 PRIZES, AM0UNTIN6 TO $300,000. ATTEMTlON! MERCHANTS AND PUNlu.RS CENTRAL RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICK S.v\:uinull, November 1, 2873. O N wild after Sunday, tho 2d insL. Paununr Trains on tho Georgia Central Railroad, its branches ami connections, will run as fellows: TRAIN SO L—GOING NORTU AND WEST. Leaves Savannaiu,.... — x Loaves Aligns* W»5 a .u Arrives in Auxusta 48)0 1* M Arrives in JlillodgcviUo^ HMW p m Eatouton. II:M P ... Macon...... 0:45 P M Loaves Macon for Columbus 7:15 r M Leaves Macon for Eufaula 9:10 r M Leaves Macon for Atlauta 7:.30 r M Arrives at Columbus 3:57 A M Arrives at Eufaula... - Ilh20 a X Arrives at Atlanta* 1:40 A M COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta. 1:00 a M Leaves Columbus^ 7:10 r M Leaves EufauUu. 7:25 P M Arrives in Macon from Atlanta. 6:50 a U Arrives in Macon from Columbus 58W a m Arrives in Mncoufrom Eufaula. 6:45 a m Leaves Macon * 7:15 A M Leaves Augusta 9K»5 a At Arrives at Augusta*.-...—... —.... 48W P At Arrives at Savannah —— 6:25 r At TRAIN NO. 2-—GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leaves Savannah..: 7:30 r At leaves Augusta HK)5 p M Arrives in Augusta 5:55 a it Arrives in Macon 8:20 A a Leaves Maoon for Columbus- 8: 45 a m Leaves Macon for Eufaula. th05 A At Leaves Macon tor Atlanta. thio a At Arrives in Columbus. 1:50 r k Arrives in Eufaula 5:40 r m Arrives in Atlanta- 5:48 p m COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leaves Atlanta- - 7:00 A M Leaves Columbus— 2:30 r m Leaves Eufaula- 7:20 A At Arrives in Macon from Atlanta 3:40 r At Arrives in Macon from Columbus 7:30 p At Arrives in Macon from Eufaula 6:10 r At Leaves Macon.....;......—,—.. 7:35 P At Arrives at Mfltedgevilto. - WM) r m Arrives in Katontou— 11:55 r AC Leaves Augusta 8:05 r At Arrives in Angusta.—— 5:55 a At Arrives in Savannah — M Train No. 2 being a through train on the Cen tral Railroad, stopping only at whole stations, passengers for hall stations cannot be taken on or ^ Passengers for Millodgeville and Eatouton will take train No. l from Savannah and Augusta and train No. 2 from points ont^o Southwestern Rail- read. Atlauta and Macon. * WILLIAM ROGERS, , IO v5lf General Superintendent. JO HNSON & SMITH OFFER 1 prize of..—4504)00 1 prize of 13,450 1 prize of......... 10,000 1 prize of. 7,500 4 prizes of 5,000 4 prizes of 2,500 20 prizes of. l,ooo 20 prises of. 40 prizes of. WOO prizes of.;.... $100 » prizes of 1000 9 prizes of...... 0 prizes of. 8 prizes of. 36 prizes of— 33 prizes of.-— 180 prizes ot... »prizes of 250 5,000 prizes of.. - TO Tickets $10. Half Tickets $5. quarters $2^0. Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are all ways drawn at tho time named, and all drawings are under tliesujicrvuiion of sworn commissioners. Tlie official drawing will bo published in the St. Ixtuia papers, and a copy of drawing sent to pur chasers of tickets. We will draw a similar scheme the last day of ereiy month during the year 1873. Remit nt our riskby Voatoffice. Money Ordera, Registered Letter. Droit or Eiprem. Seiul lor a circular. Porto Hire Bor 241* Address. MURRAY, MILLER k CO- Kt. fjoin's. Vo I'/NPRECEDEI7TED ADVANTAGES TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, IN 500 ro.Ils Domestic Bagging, 2 1-3II)s to yd. 100 do* “Elephant’ ’ Bagging, 2 1-4 lbs to yd. 50 bales Gunny Bag:ging, 2 1-S lb to yd. 200 rolls Southern B: igging, 2 lb to yd. 10,000 lbs Arrow Ties. 25 bale :s Bagging Tv.rinc. sep27tf CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERIXTEXDEXT'S OFFICE, SOUXUWESTKnX Railuoad CoxrAKY, Mucon, Go. October 30,1873. O X and alter Sunday, the filth init. Passenger Trains on this Rood will run at lolluws: DAT EUFAULA FAS3EXGSK 1KAI3. ats z~Tm=z 2S ? £ Arme at Fort (.u-’”--' 5:30 i 5 Leavu Albany — 5:10 F X C : U^Krt Gaii'ea Trata it CulUbcrt doily, ei- ^"y^'rain connects with Atlantic and GuU llbu Trains at Albany, and will run to Ar- Aiou •uinkelv Extension Tuesday and Fri- bugtonon.- ' W^lnosday and Saturday, day, returning OOLU ILDUS MAT PASSESGBR TRAIN. Leave Macon- .. .... Arrive at Cu»umims.... Leave Columbus. Arrive at Mocun 8:45 A M 1:50 P M :30 P M 7:30 P M -OH5LODAIION A)QM EST/^’ i “X7,«3 e> I Agents Wanted, Send for catalogue. tstrfi; Strirg Itlikha Ciaptty. ».w Tci. STEAM ENGINES BOILERS AND MACHINERY. Stationary and porta Wo Steam E ratines and Boil- era. Gray sAnU-Knition Cotton Press, Cireular. Gaiuraral Malay Saw Mills; Portable ami Sta tionary Flouring Mdls. Surer Cairo Mills and Su- rar Pans. Narrow Gaaire Loronrotirea and Dum my Engines for street reads turd raining purposes, new aiul second-hand Iren and Wood IVorkirar Machinery ot every description. Send for cir- WASHIXGTOX IROX WORKS. 6u Vesey Street. Xew York. For Portable anJ Stationary Steam Engines. PACE’S Patent Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. To cut from 300 to 5000 feet per hour, with one gjv <*W. MtUawwrwi 8uh Saw Mills. Portable Grist Mills, Leffel s Turbine \\ ater Wheels, and every kind of Mat-lum:rv- accessory to the manu- ukcture of Lumlier. Address Geo. Page A Co- No. 5 N. Scfaroeder st- Baltimore, Md. Send for Descriptive Catalogue ami Price list. FIRESIDE fiSPWWgK trade by PLUME A ATWOOD, produce* lb" baht. Can he used on any coal oil lamp. For sale by oil lamp dealers. . — jur popu- lar MAP* andreli- Stous and hlatonad CHARTS. Splendid a»- rertmei't! Iauwo sales! lemre profits! Ad,ire- HAASI8 A LURRECHT.Empire Map and Chart Establishment. 107 Liberty st Xew 'fork. oral tail particnUn free. S. M. SrKscEV, 117 JOH NSON & DUNLAP, . 7’2 Third Stireet, Macon, Ga. Iff JADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. We hare iu store the best selected stock of HABDW.JlEE in Middle G< ;org:a, and defy com petition in quality or price. POCKET CUTLERY. We imp ort direct from Sheffield, England, and will guarantee to duplicate Any bill bought in New York from jobbers. Tab le Cutlery, Plated Goods, Britannia and Iron Spoons. We ar e prepared to offer extra inducements, as we buy from manufacturers by the case,: ma get extra discount. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Ito. is large and complete, and prices lower than at any time since the wa r. A Full Line of Saw Mill Hoods, r tx> largest stock of WAGON and CARRIAGE GOODS in the market. ents for the Celebrated Howe Platform Scales P. H. Stark** Dixie Plows, 1 and 2 horse. Last, but not least, the D -PRATT FTON GIN. A? IRON and STEEL and everything kept in a first class Hardware Hoicse. We fan business, and all we ask is a trial. If wo don’t sell you, it shall no b be our Ailt. • out/.5 tf MONEY E*Pidlj with Stencil and , lU.l/ilDX Key Chech Outfits. Catalogues f Hanover st- Boston. WnMF.1ST Girisand Boy*wanted f I U1lLJj±V to sell our French and A men i Jewclrr, Books. Gam.-N. etc- in their own 1 * ities. No capital needed. Catalogue. Terr * T went freely, o. VICKEfiYTcS-Augu S5 TO $20 pie, cl either oex. yiamy or ol.j. moke more a» wtxk for n« in tneir *pare niumanta, ar IL time, than at titvOniMTlu. ail tne Address G. STIN, How, Wka and Whtre l« Adrr See the Advertisers* Gazette Sent by mail for 25c. Add revs „ GEO. P. ROWT S law it 41 Park Row ^ 50 pi ERNEST PESCHKE’S’ Maeon Standard Mean Time. COLUMBUS NIGHT FCBXGlir AND AU. - , r „ . TRAIN*. :1 ? P 5 T A J Lea vo Macon — % > Arrive at Columbus 3:5. LenvoColumbus -—. 7:40A. Arrive at Macou - 5IX) a m. Making closo connection witli Westeru Rail road at Columbus for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, etc. BUFAULA NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Macon U*-10 P M Arrive at Eufaula - 1»* a m .Arrive at Albany 7:10 A M Leave Eufaula 7:25 p m I^-uve Albany 8:30 P M Arrive at Macon 0:15 a m Tr.rina leaving Macon and Eufaula on this schodtfio Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Th unlay nights, connect at Smithville with trauu to Albany. VIRf;IL POWERS, octSCly Engineer and Sut>crintendcnt. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. WESTERN AND ATLANTIC BAOAOADOO. Uri'ICK GUNREAL 1 ANSKNGBR A-GKNT, Atlanta, Ga^ July 10.1873. 5:30 P M , 6:00 I^M lOJO P M 1:10 A M For Xcw York, Eastern and > irginia Cities, LcaveaMaoon,by Macou & Western Kail- „ Arrives at Atlanta ...........a. JjcavcsAUaota. Arrivesat Dalton Arrives at CUaUanooga Pullman Palaee Prawing-Roomi and Sleeping -Cars by this train,from Atlanta toLynchl/urg and ai! intermediate points without change. Fs— nnm.l<*rfTnf by this tram arrive in New York the second aftemvQU. 4:44 p m, over thir teen hours earlier than passengers hy ^iy other route can with safety •j^acb.J'ew York,leaving tlie same evening. DAY WESTERN EXPRESS. Leaves Macon nlb,,..i ii Atlanta at ■knives at Chattanooga - -----. - Closo connection at Chattanooga for ail jKjiuts ^FHtUnum I'alaoo Cars on all ni^l,t trains. For lurtbur lairticulra addraass,^ ^ * inly 11 tl Gengrall , assenii.:r.tr»'iit. . POET BOYAL EAILEOAD. ^ 01 rwx and atut Monday. June SO, trains on this UJ Rood will .ci f js follows. Dowjtx,,r«s3s= iomTluW ' e-issx Will leave An gusto. w>«•.** -.jg P M Arrive at Port Royalaf. p M Arrive at Charleston at.. - Arrive at Savannah...... — up day PA»«yft?» W 5 ' WUI leave Port Royal at.. I^sare Charleston at.......*—•-*' it Augusta at — H DOWN NIGHT I*AliENOER < TRAlN.^ Will leave Augusta at * Arrive at Port Royal at ,...—..11:10 P M 8:30 A M 4:30 A M Amve at Savannah.. ‘ * 9:45 A M 8:10 A M Leave Savannah at-...— ^ A M Arrive at Augusta at-......-^^ ?¥■ P C Arrtoat Charleston at——*— pH? Arriveat Savannah at..—-—-*—•••••••• *~ .UP JriOHT rAS^BNOER I^AIN. Will leave Port Royal af Leave Charleston *t Leave Savannah at. Arrive at Augusta at... 10-.30 p x CMCr X MO P X 8:00 A X u to toe night passeneer«amw“ei.. f moDRK and Savannah. •AMr.SU.Jiu.JKn, j ul V1 tf Engineer and superintendent, SAMUEL W. GOODE. STERLING B. T0NIT GOODE & TONEY, attorneys AT LAW, —AND— s OLICITORS IN CHANCERY, KUFALLA, ALA. (Omte.overJ.T- *$$£££ F^Tral Uourts Goon n» andcl«:wlK:re J > Mr “ , A j,bam» aud » n *»jjssr. STEEL PENS. Special attention railed u.thcwcllknovrnnumVrs' 505--75--28—20 and 22. ractory, Mt. Vernon; Utttct 7&, John St., New York. nug24 3m rAYDfO pa rfected ray arrangements to corr»*ct t slightest error in the ne of the m 31KNTS, for the Jjurp«jse of obsen in* the meridian Isusage of the the eiact Macon .mean time to within a fraction of a second. „ ,, •••Special wife. ’Hum paid to the Repair mu and Rating of fin* Watci gs, as veil as all kinds nctc vork made t\ • order, V RKK5 A. RANSOM. DAJUCS W. GEER. W. A. RANSOM & CO., Manufacturers and Jobbers of BOOTS AND SHOES, 138 AND ltd GRAND ST, NEW YORK. Represented by £. W. Hogan, ol Goonfia. OOJOdly