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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGERi THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ‘27. 1R73. THK C C!TY. Tfci Tunis DAY MO UNIX. Rev Mk. 1\ Pie id ILiptM. Chi Mr. Mil- S. i tion sale to-m * Will U orilv. TPir Po«t.ontr Tlie huprrlur til over to-day t rt apart by the day of general tuning tliat the thfor loyalty to goTcrmneut the world erer i»w, ting a i much fat turkey aa the cir- anccs of the case will admit. We icee Thank.--giving Day m one, by little maneurring can alway* mau- get a square dinner; and if one Flour, Mr. Milo S. Free mar . Thia stock srs. Burr & Ei i part of th< to • give [ E r iiuj* i iwh of 1 •lunuT The l # lll»llr Hr Hare all g dur tHac 11. in holiday for (onlay, i ■hildr.ia rcr.y have full i turV- v, crnnlj. rr» , pud'li] and 1 *iu, nine. Mr. J. 8ej ter. lay after •Hlrrrt It.-illrii.nl *f Mi; : , kbt>!der» of tlie Motion Street Bailroad Coirfany wiO be haldattbo office of the Cotton States Life Insurance Company, at half.|xut three o'clock this afternoon. Soo notice elsewhere. rrr-lm:il. uour Kodfjers arrived yhu ms on the Macon and Wlost- ern railroad, bringing with him his Lritlc. Ho was married at 0 o'clock yesterday morning to Miss \<Uit Kreomon, of Spddiay oonnty. Tlte •qrnnil DpptUt fUnrili. Tlie revival which has been in prosfoas in tho Second Baptist Church for nearly a fortnight, continues with tinahoted in terest. Bov. W. N. ChautUn is stiU hero and will preach tonight, targe oongie- gations ore in nightly attendance ujr.n those meetings. Tli mil. .kI »Inc .Hrrvlrr, As appointed by the Bpiecopul Chiireli, will be held at Christ Church, commenc ing at 104 A. If. Donations for the poor, in clothes, food, wood-orders, or maticy, will be thankfully received and distribu ted, if sent to tho church before 10 o'clock* D. Johnson, Beater. •' llcil not,* Bj reference to our advertising! col umns, it will bo seen that Messrs-Ian- kin, Msesenburg & Co. am about to take tho step foreshadowed in ocr artiduof yesterday headod "The Cosh Systfsa," and wo are assured by the managing partner that tho notice means erectly what it says. Ilrntli of Col. linn, c, iiuictirs. Tho report of tho death of CoT; Jim. G. Hughes, of Twiggi county, I was brought to Macon Tuesday night, and was conGrmod by passengers who arfivod. hero yesterday. Ue has pjen In, bad health since but February, and within the past few weeks ho hoe had Ik# at tacks of paralysis. Arrested for Nlrnllng. A colored woman won arrested ys- tor- ilny and is now in jail, on the obtuse of complicity in tho stealing of $.110, from Mr. Frank Avery last week. Tho money appears to havo boon stolon by a small negro boy mined Jos. Jones, who was ar rested immediately after tlie theft, and, it scorns, that ho gavo the money to the woman. Tho «sj» will (irohably lie |i#nr<l boforo Judge Worn# to-day. nulbs. Mr. Milno, at tho storo of Mr. George Deggs, presents ns with quite a number of bulbs. Ho lias a very fine lot of them, including hyacinths, narciosua, iris j snow drops and othors, that produce ths ear liest spring flowers and the ..wucto it. They are just tho thing for window and parlor gardening, as with comparatively little care one can havo very fine blooms nearly all winter. Those bulbs or* very excellent for foroing in glarsoi, and they cost but a small amount of money. | tiler :i lluralnr. Night boforo lost a gentleman sqnt, in hnste, to tho barracks for nn offifccr ty come quickly, os a burglar was maraud ing upon the promises of a neighbor. Of- flevr Kimball was at band and wi>nt to tho soeno of action ai quickly as a pair of good legs could carry him. -Arriyind (here ho found tho gentleman still on the watch. Ths house wag pointed ont, and tic offi cer vu told that tho burglar was jin the kitchen tbat very minute, Kimball found tho front gate open, ns if the thief were preparing tho way for a ready escape if discovered, and on going to tho fear of tho building ho found the kitchen door open and heard tho thief plundering around, and making some considerable noise while at it. With pistol In bno hand arid baton in tho otlier, Kimball took possession of tho door and! called upon the thief to surrender. Hut that burglar did not go there for the piirpose of surrendering to any one rira; and bearing Kimball's voice and seeing only one m^n at tho door, made a ru-h there for, and tho offiocr had barely rime to get far enough out of tlie way keep from being run over by a cow. Nil arrest was made. t The Mayor's Court. Tho attention of tho Mayor's Coart yes terday mornir -, was monopolised by momliers of the Caueutsian race. There was not a single colored individual on docket, or in tho court-room, wh'ifli is so unusual an occurence as to bo retuSrka- ble. 10W brw-oat himself a little, he is ex- ■Mnnnl can lie down after dinner and jp it off, provided he dare risk a strng- witli a nightmare. besides this, the day is an allowable tday, and mast men love to do notb- ; once in a while and will embrace ev- opportnnity for enjoying being a nabob—to eat bis • in quiet and then loaf away the ooa without regard to conlin- m. No man has the right to order this or that to be done. One owns his own time on these days, and can be as it4.)f*!*!ent ss though he owned half the world and was trading for the other half, fls can fvtd as he dees not feel on other days in tin/ year; and though ho may havo nothing more savory than bacon and cabbugo for dinner, he can walk ont upon the front stoop and pick his teeth with os much complacency as tliough he hail just surfeited himself upon devilod oysters and roast turkey. The passqrs-by will never know the difference. However, wo are off the subject. We merely meant to give thanks to Mr. Grant with 1,000 feet of leading hose, for this day of thank-giving. True, we steamer is capable of discharging have not much else to thank his dynasty for, unless it ho tliat bis party has not of late thought of any new diabolism with which to bedevil the South ; and probe bly will not Iieforc they shall have sucked what juice there is left in that half-rotted Cuba orange. Jfowovcr, wo accept the day ho has set apart for a holiday, and if the neighbors are liberal prob ably we shall make out an average dinner. But if wo should bo com pelled to stick to the ordinary routine of corn dodger and “a streak of fat and a streak of lean,” we shall cat it and bo as thankful as we can. And we hope the balance of mankind may l>o fortunate enough to Imve as much of that diet ns they ami their little ones can cat to-day; though we very much fear there are some who have not. Wouldn't it bo the right kind of a Thanksgiving if all the poor in /the city were put in a proper condition for thanksgiving. It would bo a handsome experiment for some one to try. An Explanation. We arc authorised to state that at the tiino of tho failure of Messrs. Burr &. Flanders, they owed Messrs. I. C. Plant A Son about tho amount named in yester day's paper (512.233 17.) but Messrs. Phut A Son, at tho samo time, held $1G,- 000 worth of good collaterals. The pa- ju-rs hove boon paid o» they fell due, un til the amount duo is only about $1,G00. To secure thorn, collaterals to tho amount of three times the debt, are held by Moirits. Plant A Son. Another paper will be paid to-morrow, when about $1,000 of good collateral will bo in tho hands of Messrs. Plant A Sou, to be turned over to tho proper parties. This explanation is duo to Messrs. Plant & Son, us the orig inal statement was calculated to create tho impression that tho amount was a loss to tho hank. Tlie gentlemen ore not in tho habit of doing business in that ** - —~—: An Interesting Case. ' Tho Superior Court was occupied yes- fterday in hearing the caoo of Augustus 'Warnmck vs. the city of Macon. This is a snit for damages. Our readers will remember that at Christmas, in 1871, the store of Mr. Won- nack.ou Cherry street, was set on fire and lmrnod by tho explosion of Are works. Mr. Waitoack now brings suit to recover damages to tho amount of $10,000, which lie claims to have lost by tho fire. Tho case was given to tho jury shortly after six o'clock, and at a lute hour tho verdict had not been mode up. Tho re sult of tho trial will probably not bo math' known until the court meets to- 4 fiiiarll Priirccdiiin-. lb .i-ux Mtxn 1, 1 Council Chamber, Nov. 23, 1873. I Present. linn. W. A. Iluff. Slayer; Al dermen J. W. II like, C. Burke, Detnp- i v, Lightfoot. Di-itx, Burin k, Cornell. Durrctt, Shon-man, Kahn and Easddh Absent, Aldennun EUis. The minutes of the last meeting were road and confirmed. BILLS BIVEUSED. Harrison Jones. W. A E Taylor, E. S. Smith. Thomas Wood, Johnson A ban- lap, Feagin A Brother, Greer, Lake A Co., W. H. Mansfield. bills rasnr. Truman A Green. $2; W. T. Morgan, SS6 17; H. S. Holder. $11; 84; J. W. Burke A Co., $-150; James Mckfurrav, $23; Wise A Dobbs, $301 28: J. Holmes A Co.. $C: A. White, $15; Peter Clark. $32 23; F. Reichert, $174; Hunt, Ran kin A Lamar, $402 71; D. Valentino, $2il8: G. Volgsr A Co., $2 73; John T. iiogan A Co., $107 30. Petition of Mrs. M. A. Washington, to be allowed the amount of her taxes due the city as compensation for damages done her property near the Female Col lege by the street contractor, was re ferred to the Finance Committee. Petition of W. J. Walton, agent, for an encroachment in front of Ida property on Short street, was referred to the Com mittee on Street Encroachments. The following communication of R. A. Morris, Chief Engineer Macon Fire De partment, was received, read and referred to tho Committee on Fire Department Ms coy. Gs„ November 23,1873. To the Honorable Mayor and Council Moron: Gentlshsn—Owing to the great dis tance intervening between our fire cis terns, I believe it to be necessary that each steamer company should be supplied C<x*l fire duty with twice that amount of hose, and when it is necessary to take it from one and loan to another company it occa sions delay and is likely to prove disas trous. I therefore petition your boqora- blo body for 2,000 feet of hose for Noe. “ 4 and 3. No. 2's steamer will arrive a few weeks. I would also petition that hydrant connections be attached to each steamer. Very respectfully, R. A. Monnir, Chief Engineer M . F. D. The following report of the committee appointed to confer with tho County Commissioners was received and adopted: The committee appointed to act with the County Commissioners in regard to a Small-pox Hospital, report that they met tho Commissioners, and have agreed to pay one-half the expenses of removing and putting in repair tho building con. ncctcd with tho Hospital. rJ. W. Burke, F. A- Shoneitan, Bens. Burdick, Committee. Tho following report of the Chief of Polico was received, read and adopted: Macon, Ga.. November 18,1873. Hon. IF. A. Hug, Mayor: Sib—I have the honor to submit the following report for tho month ending November 17th, 1873. From October 17th to November 17th, inclusive, 93 persons were arrested summoned to answer charges before tho Mayor's court, for tho following offences Drunkenness, 33; fighting, 1; drunk and disorderly, 10; vagrancy, 4; disorderly conduct, 12; violating license ordinances, 2; larceny, 19; fast driving, 3; cheating and swindling, 4; for safe keeping, 2 keeping gambling house, 1; gambling, shooting in the city, 1. Fines collected during the month $228 Paid for feeding prisoners...$31 00 Fines remitted 3 00 Incidental expenses 1010 67 Financial and Commercial OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER.! XoriiBEi sa-EvKsixa, 1873. $ Cotton. Then* vm * still farther improvement in the market to-day. Cotton van firm and in active demand all day at 14c for middling* and lt*c fur low middlinxa. Tbe receipts l>xlaj wen Ui halea—S7t t»J tail id 1M l<y wagon. Tbe shipment* wen 798 ales 3 A Krlillant Wedding. foiesiby evening, the 25th instant, at the residence of tho bride's father. Col. II. L. Dennard, of Perry, by tho Rev. B, F. Thorpe. Miss Mary F. Dennard was married to Mv. Dudley M. Hughes, of Twiggs county. The attendants were, Master Irvin Dennard and Miss Fannie Hughes, of Twiggi: Mr, J. C. Shannon, of Twiggs, an<l Miss Evelyn Gilbert, of Perry; Mr. N. M. Solomon, of Macon, anil Miss S. Raw son, of Atlanta; Mr. D. B. 'Wimber ly, of Henderson, and Miss Lou Holt, of lilaeon ; Mr. J. M. Coombs, of Twiggs, ond Miss Leila Maim, of Perry; Mr. R. ,S. Woolfolk. of Houston, and Miss Emma Lewis, of Dooly; Mr. K. W. Whitfield, of Griffin, and Min Katie Cooper, of Perry; Mr. J. A. Barclay, of Jeffersonville, and Mi-s Fannie Clarke, of Amcricus; Mr. Allen Fort, of Americas, and Miss Anna Byroui. of llyromville; Mr. R. N. Holtx- i-lavr, of l’erry, and Miss Mattie Davis, of Houston county. ; The lovely bi ido was richly, but not gaudily dressed in white satin. Orange flowers and a silver butterfly clasping tho brvlfl veil, constituted the head dress, while the jewels consisted only of a rich set of the purest pearls iu settings of gold. The bridesmaids were arrayed in puro white tarletao. Over two hundred relatives and friends were present, nnd never have wo attended a party that was more enjoyed. Every one, even we old bachelors, were happy; and it could not bo otherwise, for nothing had been left undone that good will could uggest, or ingenuity device. The suppor table was nn II, the initial of tho bridegroom , anil was elegantly and sumptuously provided with a feast both garth Oqyno was up'for tho thijd time loTerj of the beautiful J 1 as well ns fbr the more substantial enjoy- on the charge of being drunk anti disor derly, and for tlie third time was permit ted to go on giving her promise jo quit tho city. Sarah U one of tho unfortunates. Her principal failing lie# in her inability to resist the fnduotivo sparkle of half a dozen glosses of Macon lightning. To look upon whisky when it is rod complete ly wins her from tho ways of propriety and in tho bri< either drunk and down, or drunk and raising a row about town. Si far *he ha# boon tho object of municipal clemency; but unless she mends her ways, tho will shortly make her temp rary abod# in tho hotel de Jeffers. The next ease was tho gentleman from Twiggs, who was down with the same old complaint. Ho comas to town ionce a month, torn w in an 1 subs • ribas for the Tm.li k.ai-11 andMi- cw.ek, to a^ewhat it b going to my about him nest day, then g»s off and ,vt-s jolly drunk, and it usually takes two pci omen to taka him mentAf ' the epicurean. Tho bride’s cake surmounted an elegant silver stand, and was decorated with garlands of beauty and a beautiful silvered monogram, “II. Wc noticed three other happy couples P resent. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cooper, of eny, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fatten, of Fort Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Houser, of Fort Valley. Wo wish them many happy returns of pomiblo space sho i» tho anniversary of their wedding day.— Houtlm Menu Journal. AMERin'N UoMlnw it- Otri-Cauw Receipts— The Court—llomlrlilr. The traveling agent of the Txleobafb and Messenoeb writes ax follow# from Araoricus: Answers, November 21, 1873. Editors Teitjraphani Meteenyer: This large and prosperous town is still "hold- ing its own,*’ notwithstanding the panic. Not a bank or other business house has suspended or oven been thought "shaky.” _ | The receipts of cotton this season have to the barrack- Ho i.l ey»; ,ys i.U tow , t ...-bed. 11,000 bales, showing a falling dollars with ah^'equanimity'of demeanor | off from last year of 1,000 or 1,200 bales, which -OOU1S to indicate, "well. I've Business is brightening somewhat, as , tho receipts of cotton grow better. had my fun *nd ya mw to thi j An ai ij 0U med term of the Superior money.” lie thep go home and u a j Court is in session. Gen.Robert Toombs sober mail for the next thirty days. is in attendance, employed, we undcr- A young man of -.U eti'eti kce with ' »hind, in a ca3c of the heL-s of ths IVylie intoxicatiug iuflnenees iras e.p f.ir th no Balance paid Treasurer $161 63 Very respectfully. AVit. W. Causes, Chief of Police. The following report of tho Clerk of the City Council was received and adopted: Hon. IF. A. Hoff, Mayor, and Finance Com mtttee: I have the honor to report the amount of cash collected for licenses, city lots, etc., and the amount paid over to tho city treasurer from tho 18th day of Octo ber, 1873, to November 17, 1873, inclu sive. Orlober 10—To nuh— M. G. ficbwad A Co, retailinwciy license? 25 On It. II. Brown, cotton buyer license. IS so Small A Pound. ]urt license. SO 00 October Si—To iswh— IMu sn! Long, retail grocery liccnso. e 23 Kdwanl tong, bar-room license 23 00 William Uoodnow, insurance agent license 12 30 A. McKenna, encroachment 100 00 November S—To cash— J. i. Cla'v. auctioneer license 25 00 November 7—To nth— Thompson Guernsey, talmnre on city lot... M 0ft TlK»tnp*on Guernsey. Interest on city lot Thomas* HotSo. part license...^ November It—To ca.sh— Southern ami Atlantic Tel.Co, part lirenso 100 00 Du prey &. Benedict. n!»ow lieenso 15 00 November 12—To cash— John Tliomas. fruit license 20 00 Chnrles Smith, fredi meat license 20 80 November 14—To cash— Cl ei j.man Sifters, show license 10 00 lillw Kldridj?e, show liomse 75 0o Total. $355 70 November 18—Credit by cash jiaid C. J. Wi Uiamson— Oil account licenses 40(1 05| On account encroachment 100 00 On .ccouut city Kit 52 00 On account intcrat on city lot 3 63 Total. A333 70 Examined and approved. J. W. Bubke, T. C. Dkmsev, E. J. LioitriooT. On motion of Alderman J. TV. Burke— Resolved, That the ordinance in re gard to closing barber shops on tho Sab bath day bo rigidly enforced. On motion. Council adjourned to meet next Tuesday at 7 o’clock r. at. J. A. McManus, Clerk. READING NOTICES, Ladies’ sets of jewelry, ladies’ and gent's chains, cuff and collar buttons, studs, diamond, seal, amethyst and other finger rings, neck-chains, lockets, etc., in new and elegant styles at low figures, at nov23 6t E. J. Johnston’s. Silk Hats! Silk Hat A new lot received to-day. Fub Sets! Fub Talmas ! Fub Boas! Swansdowk ! Just received by IVjr. B. JonNwroN, Jb., Macon, Ga. Cotton avenue, next to jfix A Kirlond. nov!3tf Mt stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, solid silver and triple-plated ware, table cutlery, etc., is now very large, and will be sold at prices to suit tho times. Call and be convinced. nov23 6t E. J. Johnston. Lon's shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mulberry street is the place to get your barbering done. None but skilled artists retained. A hot bath can be had on tho shortest notice. oct29tf nm.lUxEix A Lamab.—This well known and reliable firm have received a large lot ot Sr. Hood's Eureka Liver Medicine, it has the praise of all who have tried iL In bottles at SO cents Fob Bridal and other Presents.— Gorham's combination cases of silver ware. A large supply just received at nov23 Ct E. J. Johnston's macox corros statement. Stock on band Sept >. 1S7X 1*® Rv-ivnl foliar —2 Rereirod .SMS7-5L3* 35,728 Shipml to-dav— —— 7W _ Shipped previously 7tv73—23.753 Stork unhand this evening. IOM& Financial and Commercial- Gold axd Silvee nominal. Exchange on Xrw York toying at liI per rent off and arlling at pnr. On ProvMeocs and Bmtisk buying at t per rent off. There has been no marked improvement in tbe financial or commercial situation sinee our last report The (tapir has regained about lie- of tbe fearful derliue of tbe past two months. This ad' cuter, however, is all absorbed by tho maturing uldigatiuns of our planting friends. W'eentertain hopes that tho rrbis is now jiast. and it only re mains now toe tho paniivstrickeu to gain a little more confidence, when they will disgorge their boardings, now lying Kilo and unproductive. There is a general unanimity in tho opinion that there isan urgent need of mutual forbear ance on tho port of tho general business public, and also of gnsder economy in the habits of living and of conducting business. This, ot course, means lower pricre for most kinds of merchandise and a ourrespooding reduction in tho wages of Libor. Trade continues dull in nearly all departments, and prices still are unsettled and irregular. There has been considerable admire in tbe hog product in tbe West. Provisions. There is a better, feeling in tlie meat market, with a slight adrauce. Wequote: Bacon. C. R. tides 8gSJ. liar Salted Me its, long dear sides, nono in market: bellies, 91^10. Bulk Mkats-C. U. sides, 8. II sms—Can rased, according to brand. 11(5-121 l.ARii, JUT lb. tierces lOitOi; kegs and tubs 10} Slli; buckets 121(3131. Bagging, Tics, etc. Domestic Bagging, according to weight, 133 16 Ties, Arrow »i. Bagging Twine IS®22. Stock of lugging ample. Arrow ties are scarce and in good demand. Butter and Eggs. Bitter, country 25*?.TO; Tennessee 30^55; Go* sben. ncconlin? to quality, 35v?50. £009, per dozen 25£30. llutloruMl oqgi are iu li?bt supply with ft good demaud ot full prices. Groceries. Caxdles. adamantine, full weight, boxes 20® 21 r; ltalvcs ic higher; spenu 45&50; porafine wax 40v'45. Cbeesb. factory 17(£17L extra cream 17^17); State 14^10. Cheese lias had a steady market all tbs week, anil with a small advance in prices. Higher prices will be realized as soon as tho present stock on hand 1 cn is reduced. Coffee, Rio, common 24; fair 25; prime S3; clioiee 27; Java 3©£ S t. In coffee the trade has been only fair, the ales being in very small lots for immediate consump tion. Upward tendency. Candy. Northern 16gl7c.; city 17:318c, per lb, Ca.xned Goods, per dor. 1 lb. cove oysters, 140&1 50; 2 lb do, 2 50; 2 lb peaches. 5 00; 2 lb tomatoes, 2 5Q; 2 lb pine apples, 3 00 ; 2 lb pears, 2 50&2 75; green coni, —; brandy cherries, 2 qts, 40004 25; brandy peaches, qts, 4000480; con densed milk, 2 750300; sanliues, i boxes, per ease, 19 00. Crackers (no cliargo for package), per lb. adds, 7i®8|; butter, 9011; picnic, 10011; sugar, 100 12; cream, 14015; lemon cream, 14015;.ginger snaps, 14015; crated, 13. FfiCiTs.applcs Northern anil Western, accord ing to condition, per bbL, 85 0008 00; dried peaches' per lb. —: drioil cjiples per lb. —. Later Raisins, new, boxes, 4 250450; half do, 2 4002 50; quarter do, 11001 25. Old crop 50c per box less, other sixes in proportion. Mackerel. No. 1, bbls 822 00023 00; halves $11 50013 50; kits, acconling to weight $2 5003 00 No. 2 bbls. $10 00al7 00; halves $S 50a9 00; kits, ac cording to weight. $1 73a2 00; No. 3, large bbls. $14 00al5 00; halves $7 50a8 00; kits, according to weight, $1 50ai G5. White Fish. No. l, half bbls. 89 00. Stock of mackerel large. White ffsh in light supply. FtoriLper libl. superfine $7 0008 00; extra $S 50 09 00; family 9 50010 00; fancy 1100012 00. In flour tlio stock Is large, with light enquiry Prices tend downward, caused by.holders anxious to realise on a cash basis. Geaix, com per bushel, white $100; yellow and mixed 90095; Oats, j»cr bushel, white and mixed —; rust proof —. In moderate demand, stock light. GnsrowPEE, FFG. kegs. 7 50; half do, 4 00, quarter do, 2 50. IIat, per cwL. Timothy —; Western —. Molasses axd Stri p, rebailed, lihds. per gal 32; bbls. 35. S.vni|>, refined, according to quality 52a75; Georgia and Florida 58000. Potatoes, jmr bbl. Northeru $t 00; Western $350. 0X10X9, per bb!. $5 50c6 00. Pickles, per dox, gallon- —; half do, 4 00 quarter do, 3 00; eighth do, 2 00. Rice, jier Ilk, choice 7£aS; prime 8a8L SxCFF, per lb„ Maccaboy TSaSO, Scotch 7$aS0. Salt, per sack. Liverpool $1 90a2 00; Virginia fine $2 20. Soap, per lb- common 5iaC; family 7aS; olive 71 aS; wrapped, jk*r box, 100 cakes, 8*5 50oS00. SroACs, per lb- cut loaf 14|; cruslied anti pow- derod 181. .V !2ialS; extra C llfali; j-ellow extra C lOJalll; yellow lOalO*. Starch, refined pari, per pound, 71. Spices, per lb. pepper. 28; spioe, 18; ginger 15. Shot, bags 25 lbs- drop 2 90a3 00; buck 3 25. Tobacco, per lb- common 43a 4S; medium 50a5. r ; fine bright OOa7(h extra fine and fancy SOol 00. Smoking, acconling to quality and brands 40a75. Stock of manufactured large; ladders anxious to realize; prices in buyers’ favor. V i.\ eg ah, cider per gal. 35a Pb white wino do mestic 40a45; white wine imported CO. Wixes axd Liquors, proof com per gal. $110; proof Bourbon, $125al 50; common Bourbon, $1* 10; Robinson county, $120al 75; tine rye,$2a3 50; gin $125a2 00. Chamtaqxe Wixe, Ilcidsick per pint, $33; dry Veraenay. $30; Krug k. Co- $33; imported Cabi net, $25; Works* Golden Eagle,$22; perquart, $20. Sd-i* inclu I" *CflQ American. Kv«.*mnsr—Uplands, I4t> t below r^«>l ordinarv. tfircr-d D xt-mb.r anti January 8 7-1G; uplands J net below law middling** daCvarad Ifnnrta Orleans not below low middlings, shipped No vember and December &i- NEW ADYEJCTISE3IENTS. Produce. Nkw Tors—Noon—Floor very firmer. Wheat 1 better. Own 1 better. Pwk firm; mess 14 25a 14 50. Lanl firm end scarce; steam 7Ja7 15-16. Turpentine doll at 40. Rosin weak at 2 GO for •trained. Freight* quiet. Evening—Flour, southern firmer; common to fair extra « 73a? Cfc saad to chuire extra 7 On 1100. WLakractireandloweeatteaSit. Wheat iitieahr «m belli eoorider^lr hishej-. prime winter red wertera. in -tree 1 60. Corn decnl.-illr firmer, hut more inactive; western yellow 7ta7t$. Kiev quiet. Pori; active and firm; new iness It so. Lard firmer at SaSi. Turpentine lower at 3»SiW. Rrein quiet «t 260. Tallow quiet at 71- Freights to Livcrnool doll. tocleViU-E—Flour firm and active: extra family S 73. Cera firm; ohelKtd and mrked SSaSE. Proruionv firm. Fork 14 (•■. Baron, clear rib ;ia7i. rw3ked. Lard, tieree ol: keg #1; steam 71a 7}. Whbky firmer at Si Cincinnati—Flour quiet at 6 75. Com quiet: old ear 5Im5i shelled SO. Fork firm; heKI at U 30x1173. Lard, kettle. JoWiin# aale. at 7!a7i; steam, sales of 300 tieres, at . L and 130 tierce, at 71. Baron steady; sales at, shoulders «L dear rib Cl; el nr sides 7. Whisky arm Wlthadrane- inc tendenry. sales at S7aSS. St. tori,—Flour quiet and nneliangvd. Com firm and hLeber: Xa 2 mixed 42,13 on track. Whisky hisher at >7- Fork, new mess elore.1 hixherat 1340. Karon, no demand. Lard firm; dnaed a shade huher. steam 7a7L Xrw 0«lexns—Flour, double extra 5 73; tre td,. extra 630x7 73; family 8 3003 30; scarcity of freirht room reatriet, tusmess. Com firm; sure ply lieht; yellow and mixed 70x72; white 72a73. Oata quiet at 57. Bran dull at n. Hay quiet; prime 23 50; choice 27 Oil. Fork dull anil lower, —« I t 73. lirr salted meats, market hare; should- rs to arrive *L Baron held, shoulders Si; dear rib 71; chair sides 8h hams, no demand — Lard in sol demand and scarce; tierce SI; ker ;>!. So tar insnod demand; inferior 4L common 51a«!; fair to folly fair Mprime to ehoire 8|a9L Mo- lasses in rood demand; inferior 28a36; common 40; fair 45o36; prime 48a50; chi,ire 51x33. Whisky firmer, toubiana 97; Cindnnati 1 02. Coffee firm at 211a»i. Corn meal dull at 3 lOaS 20. Wilmington—Spirit, turpentino firm at S3. Itosin steady at 2 23 for strained. Ltrxurooi—Xoon—BreodstuO, steady. Beef 91s6d. Tallow 39«- ■ Evening—Com 24s9d. Laru SSMxL Marino Hows. Next Toee—Arrived, Merccdita, Persia, Olym- ims. VirtoriSe Spain. • Arrived out. Wener, W. G. Putnam, Blizabeth Tsylor. Edwanls, Richardson, Spain, Califoniia. Sataxxah—Arrirod, San Salvador. Montgom ery, Quccnsbury. Erie <for New York, with fore mast sprunr). H. S. Chamberlain. Cleared, Geo. Harelbut. Sailed. Ambassador. Charlestox—Sailed, Jas. Adger, J. B.'Duffer?, J. G. Norwood. 1 >06TI*oN! ;> :.\ ; ; •: \ - v 1.1 JHnfutue oT an order from tbe Ordinary of county, will b» s- 1.1. befora thi* Court- f Inrinton, iu said couu- 4louse door, i No. 15, Central Railroad, lying immediately on the right of way of the railroad.containing two roods and throe poles, adjoining lots of John D. Rawlins and Thrw. D. Smith, and bound by the mill road on the east. Also one lot in the same place containing one acre, one rood nnd 23 pul<**e — lan,^ (j j m J)eese on west, B. tbe south, mill ^ood on the east BARGAIN IS THE WORD PAJilC IS THE CAUSE. MARRIED. Keith—North—In this city, on Wednesday morning, the 2uth inst- by R*v. II. K. Rees. George A. Keith and Miss Sallie A. North. No cards. Rodgers—Frremax—On the morning of tho SUh. at the residence of Mr. Frank Freeman, near Griffin, Ga- by Rer. Jrio. W. Jleidt, Mr. J* Seymour Rodgers, of Macon, and Miss Nettie Freeman, of Spalding county. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST. the inscription; “t. W. Howland. Wells Chapter. No. 42, Nov. 17.1857.” The finder will bo rewarded by leaving it at nov27 tf Tn IS OFFICE. WASTED. GOOD sen-ant to cook and wash. One with out children preferred. Apply to AUCTION I . following articles: 15 barrels Flour, 13 boxes Crackers, 5 barrels Apples, 6 kits Salmon, 5 cases of Wine, 2 trios Im ported Fowls, G Stoves—all kinds, 1 pair Scales. Lamps, Mattresses, Pillows, Furnitureof all kinds, Pictures, Washstands, Rhine and Domestic Wines. Cordials, Sewing Machines and numerous other articles. MILO S. FREEMAN. It 100 Cherry street. Oj ^ - and John D. Rawlins and the African church lot on the north. Also, one lot containing one acre, in the eastern port o' —'**— * Centra] railroad right | „ Wm. McCullers; also one half acre lot adjoining tbe last named lot on the north; also one acre lot a 1 joining J. C. Thompson and the church lot on tbe south, lands of James Jackson’s estate on the east and W. Barron on the west; also one lot con taining 3 roods, immediately north of the last named lot. and adjoining W. S. Barron on the west; also one lot containing 3 roods, lying north of W. S. Barron’s lot. and the last named lot, and adjoining the mill tract on the north, and W. S. Barron on tbe west; also 29 acres of land, being part of lot No. 2G5,iu theStldi'trictof said county, adjoining B. O’Ban non. J. D. Rawlins and others; also 23 acres of lot No. 27ikinthe 3d district, Com- niloner's creek being the boundary line on the west, and adjoining the lands of B. O’Bannon, Joel T. Coney and others; also one acre lot adjoin* ing W. S. Barron on the south and wed and norths and east hr lots above mentioned; also 52 acres and IS poles of lot No. 2«9. in 3d district of said county, rdjoinin? lands of James Jackson’s estate on the cast, T. J. Jordan on tho west. B. O’Bamion on the north and the mill tract on the touth. All the above dcserioed property sold for the licnctit of the creditors of Joel Djcso, deceased. Tvrms of sale—two-thirds of the purchase money to be poid cash, remainder on twelve months’ time, secured by mortgage on the premises, wi»h interest from day of sale at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. THOS. M. FREEMAN. J.B. DUGGAN. nov27d3twlt Administrators. SALES.—Will be soULon the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court-house door, in Buena Vista, of said couuty, the following property to-wit: Onobay horse mule; 100 bushels of corn, more or less; G bales of seed cotton, more or less 1,500 pounds fodder, more or less. Levied as the property of Josephus Passmore, Jr- to satisfy three County Court ft fas in favor of Wm. D. Brit vs Josephus PnssmoTe. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Also, at the same time and place, 150 bushels of corn, more or less; 4.500 pounds of seed cotton, more or less; 1.500 iioumU fodder, more or li Levied on ns the property of Josephus Passmore. Jr- to satisfy one distress warrant for rent, i vor of M. G. S tat ham vs Josephus Passmore. Also, at tho samo timo and place, 130 acres of land off of lot of land No. 145. in tho 5tl» district of originally Muscogve, now Marion county. Sold as tl»e property of Henry L. McGehoo to satisfy one li fa issued from Marion Superior Court in favor of Jas. W. Tolor. vs Henry L. McGehoo and Wm. Tooke. l’roi»erty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Al*». at the same time anil place, 101J acres of land, it being the north half of lot of land No. 4, in the Slst «Ustrict of originally Loo. now Marion county. Sold as tho property of Wm. Davis to satisfy one cost li fa in favor of officers of Court vs Win. Davis. Also, at tho samo tim-5 and place, lots of land Nos. 1SG, 199. *AH), lmlf of 298 and luilf of 85, all ir the 4tl» district of originally Muscogee, now Clari on county. Levied on as the property of Bartley McCrary, princiiial. vs G. F. McCrary, security. Levied on with a li fa issued from Taylor Superior Court, in favor of Harriet Perry, administratrix, vs Bartley McCrary, principal,andG.F. JleCrarv security. Property ix>iuted out by plaintiff's at tonic.v. A. \V. DAVIS. nov27tds Deputy Sheriff. Will bo sold, before the Court-house door, in tbe town of Buena Vista, on the first Tuesday in Januair next, within tho legal hours of sale, 101] acres of lot of land No. 102; 50 acres off of lot o] land No. 103, all in tho 4th district of originally Muscogee, now .Marion county. Sold as the prop erty of J. W. Hardago to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa and one tax li fa; Superior Court fi fa in favor of Rosette A Lawliom vs J. W. Haulage, tax ft fa in favor State and county vs J. W. Hard- age. Also, at tho samo time and place, the west half of lot of land No. 185, in the 3lst district cf origi nally Lee, now Marion county. Sold as tho prop erty of Allen W. Robinett to satisfy a Superior Court li fa in iny bauds, John T. Mathis vs Allen W. Robinett. Also, ct the same timo and place, lot of land No. 214, in the 51st district of originally Lee, now Marion county. Solti ns the property of Jacob Peebles to satisfy a SuperiorCourt ft fa in favor of Thomas W. Dillard vs Jacob Peebles. D. N. MADDUX. nov27t(ls Sheriff. A DM IN ISTRATOR’S SALK.—Agreeable to an xjl order from tho Court of Ordinary of Jones county, will be sold, before tho Court-house door, in Clinton, on tho first Tuesday in January next, one-fourth undivided interest m 510 acres of hind in Jasper county. Sold for distribution as tlio property of Benjamin Barron, deceased. Medium land and joins Henry Avant, S. W. Turner and others. Terms cash. SAMUEL BARRON. nov27tds* Administrator. 10,000 CHOICE SWEET ORANGES 25 bbls. RED APPLES, at J. F. BARFIELD’S. nov272t FLOUR AND OFFAL, Special Notice to Dealers I AM offering for sale an immense stock cf flonr, comprising nil the celebrated brands manufac tured by Burr A Flanders’ Georgia Mills. Also a vast amount of offal. Tho whole of this stock must be sold at once. nov27 fit MILO S. FREEMAN. Receiver. “ Take Due Notice Hereof and Govern Yourself Accordingly." ' will be closed, after which date i ONLY FOR CASH. No deviation will be made from this rule wuder anw circumstances, nor in favor of anp one. We thank our jatrons for their liberal favors in the past, and hope this new arrangement will not give offense to any, but that all may continue their business relations with us. Respectfully, RANKIN, MASSENBURG & CO. LATEST 3IARKETSBY TELEGRAPH Financial. New Tort—Noon—Gold opened at 9J. Stocks strong, active and higher. Money, 7 bid. Gold 9. Exchange, long«!; short Sj. Governments strong. State bonds quiet. Evening—Money less easy. Sterling finn at 7|. Gold dull at 8-s9. Governments dull and strong. State bonds quiet and nominal. Midnight—Sis 15; Cis CU 10; 65s lOfc new “; 67s 141; 68*14; new 8s $1; HMDs 8. Jennessees #2; new 72$ Virginias 35; new 40; consols 49; defd 9: Ljuisianas 35; new 40; levees 50; 8s 58; Alabama 8s 65; 5s 35; Georgia te . 7s 7S; North Carolina* 22; new 14; special tax fi; South Corolinos 22; new 8i; April and October 10. New ORI.EAX3—Gold 8Ja9. Currency lal| premium. Exchange. New York gold lali pre mium for checks; sterling bank drafts 171*18 pre mium for checks. London—Noon—Erie 371. Consols 92. New ;91f. Later—Erie 36 J. Paris—Rentes 5Sf70c. 1S & tbirei time in ten day*. JIo 1ms .been trying for a Ions timo to obtain tihe mas- tcry of M;u-on whisVy, but-i very i .7crt so tar has failed, and Lis iaflat. i eyes and puffy «iteeks now fcidicnfis flaftiwea he desists, his own eondnet will pLioe him in the lumtls of an undertaker. It 3. L;-s friends a rfieat deal of anxiety and Rome money to Loop him from ^ ingnpon the street; whib*. r :vlub!y. ti, favor tln-y • u-'.ld do him wo-ild be to ] allow him to work outMnteuco of ten : or twenty days. T’jit would aco a j.'ood end, whith moral sua^:. n not be abU* to fea. h ill h;tlf a jj | estate against Jas. AI. ALton, of Sumter county. An unfortunate affray occurred here j last Saturday week between D. P. Mc- I Cann and \VaIker Carter, a mo«t estima ble x .tir a of thia county. \Ye regret to tatc that Mr. Carter died last night of wl Is receirod at the hands of McCann. i His Ion is lamented by a large circle of friends. McCann has run away, and we ! learn that a large reward will be offered for his arrest. We are pi osed to note that our friend Wylio Joses, proprietor of the Barlow n >use, not suspended* but is still ca- tcring to the wgn.s of his friends and ci^tomert. T. J. L. A Start lino Truth.—Thousands die annually from neglected coughs and colds, which soon ripen into consumption, or other equally fatal dis eases of the lungs, when by the timely use of a single bottle of Dr. Wistor’s Balsam of Wiki Cherry their lives hare been preserved to a green old age. The Cheatest axd Best.—Hook’s Eureka liver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in the treatment of Liver Disease. Dyspepsia, Sick Head- ache. Costivene**. and all tbatdaas of disnasfs arising from a disordered state cf the stomach and liver. uovSOlj OBSTACLES TO .MA Rill AGE. Happy relief for young men from tbe effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re stored. Impediments to marriage removed. New methc-l of treatment. New and remarkable rem edies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en velopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 South >;r*vt. i\ ; . •! . .. r; histltnfkin haring a high reputation forbonorable conduct an#* r—-<al skOL oc229 Sm Cotton. Xew Toes—Cotton, sales 324; uplands 165; Orleans 161; market quiet and firm. Futures opened as foIKnr,: November —, De cember 15 S*16aI5i; Januar>' 1515-16; Februxrr 16Jal6 7*16: Mxreit 16tal613-16; April 17al73-16. Future, are very firm. I Evening—Cotton, net receipt, 1021; prom S9S7; Lie. 2330; upland, 13!; Orleans 1«5; market firm. ■ Future, rlowd auj; sale. 33.430. II (olio.. Xovember—, December 1313-16.13 27-32; Januarv 13 3-lrtats 11-32: February lolais 11-16; Uareli 1613-16al7; April 17}. Bxltimou—Cotton, net receipt. 1216; pros. 1216: export, coast, iso 113: sale. 430; duck 12 633: middlum 15t; market firmer. Xiw Oelex..—Colton, net receipt, 6807: srcm 6134; export, coutwiw —; toUrait Britain continent rale. Sui»>, stork 122413; 16'; demand euud; eixrki-t linn. WltMisr.Tvix—c. tton.net; to Great Uritaill —; cvostiri-; . ir.'.<; mij.llinrs 13; market firm. Arocsra—Cotton, net receipt, 1637^ale^Wl1 mitlilfinrs 145; market Mice; demand soou. Kiras xan—Cottou. net reernpu 4013; export, to Continent —: nauxiu loot to Great Britain sale. 2514; stuck W719;MWW kd st roue. CuaKLKxTOX—Cotton, net receipt. 5190; export, roost wire tad; to France Hoi rale. law-, dork 47J1J; middling. 13.131; Kxvr middlima 14}-. rtrict grad ordinary 14h market druugand hixher. Mown—Cotton, net receipt. 1063; expJLJ rood wire 331; Gnu Britain—; ole, 1200; dock 27.503; middlino 16; tow middling. 13‘d3i; drict S.l lu» tie was filled five default of whieu Ktreeki for :cit day u iU go your "tints diseased ? If so, call e oil Drs. J. P. 4 TV. K. Holmes, relay, in dentists, Xo. >.i Afolberry street,and they : Notice to Cotton Shippers. JIIIPFEMor oil • ! r • po J London Insur- ai*on the : " ill AK c .'c-. au»l other vutL, cured. hvv27 -t l GW) oai.i a Said pc*Ury is j Jhtol September 1S75. xnd v\i :r - Max U. J .VS. W. ROBERTSON. General Sup't. M. k B. R. R. good ordinary 14U14*-. Itostox—Cotton, net receipt* 73B; gross 29S4; Norfolk—Cotton, net roevipts 2355*. exports coastwise 1625; to Groat Britain —; salts 550: stuck 9517; low middlings I4fc market quiet and Arm. MEM THIS—Cotton, net rompts 2573; shipments 2S77; stuck 27*S0r; lowmiddhwg lii; market active Galyestos—Cotton, net receipts IM; exports aslxri^e 14li to Groat Britain —, to France —; sales 5iW;- stock 3?A5ir. rood ordimuy ordinary 12h market firm. Fhiuldelpkix—Cotton, net receipts 114; gross 815; middlings 16; low middlings 131; strict good ordinary 15; maract firm. lavERpoot—Nom—Cotton sales 13.000 bales; speculation and export 5000; uplands Si; Or- kans Si*?; market firm ami advanced a fraction. Cotton towrire } higher. Uplands, not bdow geo-I onlinary, shipi>od No- reniu.-r and D*ccinb»: r 8 7-14; same shipped Dj- cvuiIkt an*I January 8|; uplands, not below low yt Cotton,and honks | m; t Iling«, shipped Noveruber and December 8h rv nolBKad that thi- same D-. anber and January $1; Oricaus. not be- fln-.' 1 >ve fxnjd oniiaaxj, shipped Dumber and Jane- Flour, Flour, Flour. ^ CAR LOADS FLOUR of all grades. In quarter, half and whole sacks and barrels. For salo very low for cash to close consignments, 7dAwSt JONES & BAXTER. Soap, Starch and Candles -pm reto very ch»p tor rati., by JONES A BAXTER. Rust Proof Oats, Etc. SOO ovfs ELS EEI) EUST PE0 ° 10# bushel, Heavy Winter BLACK OATS. SOO bushels Tcnnauoe FEED OATS. 30# bushels Fresh Ground MEAL. • 5# bushels Tennessee GROUND PEAS. ~ Just received and for sale for cash, by nov27d.tw3t JOKES A BAXTER. 50,000 lbs. Clear Eib Bacon Sides. JX)R salo cheap for cash by nov27dAw« JONES & BAXTER. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. rpH IS in to give notice that on tho 11th day of A November. A.Ik.lS7S,a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Jesse M. Burtz. of Camilla, county of Mitchell. State of Georgia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition, and that the payment of any debts, and delivery of any property belonging to said Bank rupt, to him. or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more as- aigneesof his estate, will be held at a Coart cf com tier. A.D-1873, at 10 o’clock, a. ji. W. C. McCall. Esq., Attorney. Camilla. Ga. W. H. SMVT1I, nov27 2t U. S. Marshal, as Messenger. _ the Court of Ordinary of Ifcolv county, Gvoraia. authorizing a sale of the real and per sonal estate of Janies Cobb, deceosed.of Dooly county, there will bo sold, before the Court-house door, in Vienna, in said county, to the hisfaest Udder, at public outcry, on the first Tuesday ia January next, all that real estate known as the Hart mill, in the lOthdistrirt of raid county,upon which is a grist mill, together with all the water privileges, containing 5t acre* of land. Also, at me time and place, will be sold at public sale, 12 mules. 10 head of cattle. 2 wagons and a lot of ' ruling utensils. Terms cash. Said property sold to pay the indebtedness of the estate of the said James Cobb, deceased. There will also be rented at public outcry, at the a of tbe 1874. ^—„ ■ . Terms of rent to be paid in cotton, fully secured. _ setting apart and valuation of home stead, ami I will pass upon tho same at my oflico at 11 o’clock on Monday, tho 15tli day of Decem ber, 1875. JAMES P. BROAD AW AY, nov27 2t Ordinary. LOST. a largo GOLD RING (plain), in which was engraved, “From Johnny to Lida—until death us do nart.” Tho tinder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving it at J. li. GRIFFIN A CO.’S SALOON. iiov26 ft STREET RAILROAD. flee of tho Cotton States Life Insurance Company on THURSDAY, November 27th. at half past three o’clock p. m. A general attendance is r quested. J. B. COBIi, novffi 2t Secretary. NOTICE. \V. Massey holds my note for one hundred and sixty dollirs, given in February or March, 1872, and due on or about tho first of November fol lowing, for a cotton gin. I have returned tho gi u | to said Massey, as it did not give satisfaction, and| will not pay said note as it belongs to me.| This Novemlier 2t. 1S75. FOE PROVIDENCE! THE STEAMSHIP SOMERSET (1100 tons) _ will sail for the above port on THURSDAY', ECKMBER 4ih. Through bills of lading given to Boston, New Bedford, Full River and other manufacturing points in New England, men t divjov t- utuvion GREAT BARGAINS HQKSSS J^ LAK jJE number of valuable horses are still on hand at tlio livery stables of Messrs. Fortcr & Heath, tho sale having been stopped for good reasons. FRIDAY and SATURDAY However, they will be closed out, and a rare op portunity afforded to all who need stock to supply themselves. # J. J. CLAY. JS W. A. JUHAN & CO., Under the above pressure, will open up their E3STTIS.E STOCK: MONDAY MORNING —AT PRICES— GREATLY REDUCED From those heretofore prevailing. Gather up your loose Greenbacks, City Council, Macon and Brunswick. Central Railroad. Eagle and Phenix. Savannah Bank end Trust Company's bills, Gold, Silver, Nickels, mutilated or damaged currency— ANYTHING CASH —OR THAT— GEORGE AV. HKAD, WHOLESALE'TOBACCO DEALER, AND CIGAR MANUFACTURER, ’ No. 4 Blake’s Block, - - - - Poplar st., Macon, Ga. WING & SOLOMON Offer to tbe public a larre and newly selected stock of FINE JEWELRY! Represents It, STERLING SILVER AND PLATED-WARE. GREAT BARGAINS !D 3E?L "ST GOODS KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY. | nov25tf W. A. HOPSON & CO. Are availing themselves of the low prices goods j are sold at in New York, and keep their own stock at the samo low figures. They invite tho r friends and the public to call. | Their stock of And embracing many new and novel styles, just out. They are sole agents for the celebrated X,. <3c M. PERFECTED SPECTACLES I THE BEST IN USE. Their Work Department is complete. New Work ami Badges made to order. To fine watch work and repairing, special attention is given—and guarantee their work—at moderate charges. octlStf ' AUCTION! GENERAL Will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices, And a proportionate reduction on the Entire Stock of Dry Goods, All of which is now A SPECIALTY. Situation Wanted. A S a dry goods or grocery clerk, by a yonng man largely acquainted in Middle ami South west Georgia, who can give the best and most satisfactory references. Address T.J. L., k’lfitf Care Telegraph nnd Messenger. ; Commission and Storage! 100 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. r ONSIGNMKNTS of goods, wares and mer chandise solicited, to bo s*,ld at public or pri vate sale. Goods of all kiuds received on storage at usual rates. I refer by permission to Hon W A lluff. Mayer, A [aeon, Go. Hon C A Nutting, President City Bank, Macon. Hon John E Jones, President Central Georgia Bank, Macon. Messrs Cubbcdge, Hazlchurst & Co^ Bankers, Macon. Messrs J W Burke A Co., Macon. Messrs J B Boks AST Coleman. Macon. Messrs Johnson A Smith, Macon. Messrs Seymour, Tinsley A Co., Macon. Messrs Greer, Lake A Co., Macon. Air G B Roberts, Macon. novSlm MILO S. FREEMAN. 3F* T3T €£-X-3i:*S FOR RENT. pHE old Telegraph Rooms over Brown’s liook- PREMIUM GALLERY MILO 8. FREEMAN. TOOLS FOR SALE. A LL tho Tool* belonging to the shop of D. Mc Donald. deceased, are offered at private sale. They consist of complete sets of Gas Fit ters’, Copper Smiths’ and Tinners’ Tools. Also. Anvil and Bellows. Any one wishing to carry on the business can rent too shop at a reasonable rate. Persons wishing to look at tho tools can get the key by applying at JOHNSON’S SALOON. nov2S lw In Brown House alley. T>Y reference'to tlie published premium list it JL) will he seen that Pugh was awarded 6 of NOTICE. rpHE wild land digest is now ready for those in X this county owning wild lands in other counties to couio forward and pay their taxes. Tho timo is very short. C. T. WARD, FOR SALE CHEAP. . N half-acre lot with a six-room dwelling. NOTICE! I OFFER to exchange property in Griffin con sisting of Three Dwelling' Houses, One Office, and Two Unimproved Lots, FIRST NATIONAL BANK of MACON TRANSACTS A GENERAL MIKING BUSINESS. PIKECTOKS: I. 0. TLANT. I). FLAN HERS. H. L. JEWETT. XT. B. DINSMORK n. B. PLANT. ». S. LITTLE. G. H. HAZLEHUBST. J. C. PLANT. President. W. W. Wriolkt. Crelitar. nmie-Mlnori* I. 0. PLANT & SON, Bankers and Brokers, MACON, GA. Buy and Sell Exchange. Gold. Silver. Stocks and Bonds.. Deposits Received, On Which Interest will he Allowed, A3 AGREED UPON. PAYABLE ON CA.LL. Advances made on Cotton and Pro duce in Store. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO eb»ly C. A. Nuttixg, I W. P. Goodall, President. | Cashier. CITY BANK MACON. GEORGIA. Capital 200,000 Dollars. DIRECTORS: WM. B. JOHNSTON. WM. S. HOLT, JOHN J. GRESHAM, JNO. B. ROSS. july22 6m S. G. Bon, President. R. F. Lawton, Cashier. EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON. WlBcc Iu 1.nil's Xew Building. Receives Deposits, BUYS AND SELLS EXCHANGE, Makes Advances on Stocks, Bonds, Colton in Store. Also on Shipments of Cotton. A 1 kitchen, outhouses, etc., situated on Second street between Oak and Arch. Is within a few minutes walk of the business part of thedty. de- ,11 eligibly situated, for good and WELL III pot aud workshops, and lias proven to be a healthy place. Apply to ^ | PROVED PLANTATION PROPERTY. For further particulars address me at Griffin, G. M. LAWTON. FOR RENT. RTABLE, well arrang —seven rooms and double kitchen. Apply to MRS. REEVES, novlTtf Cor. Spring st. and Washington av. net cniptionof personalty, and I will pass upon the same at my office iu Vienna, December 1st, 187S, at 10 o’clock, a. m. Given under my hand officially. nov23 2t J. R. HOLMES, Ordinary. FOB SALE. A Farm and City Property. DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST. I A to V? mb! I b K™BfnnTSra n of’?ho best varieties, and A to .\o. 10b Lherrj Ktrcet, over Major 31. K. | A BEAUTIFUL and delightful home in New- nan, Ga. The dwelling contains six arge, well-ventilated rooms, a cook-room, pantry clos ets, two halls, and colonade on three sides. The outbuildings consist of a servant’s house of two rooms, a large barn, cribs, stables and forage rooms, carriage, fowl and smoke-house3,und other Rogers’, next door to Mr. Beggs*. oetlS 3m E. B. POTTEE, M. D. E-IOMCEOFATHIST Ttesitlenco Tjininr House. DENTISTS, SUCCESSORS OF DR. G. W. EMERSON, 84 Slulherry Street, 3Iacuu, Ga. from tho earliest to the latest, are here; an excel lent well of water, a yard beautifully terraced, and site unsurpassed anywhere. The lot has four acres of land. Two ten-aero lots, in line state of cultivation, adjoin, which I will sell with the house and lot, or separately. Also a splendid form, eigut miles west of New- nan, of two hundred and fifty acres; about one hundred acres in the woods; the balance cleared, December next, and other half 25tli December, | 1874, with interest. W. S. BEADLES, nov2$dI0tw1m Newnnn. Ga. Planters’ 1 Bank, FORT VALLEY, GA. "TY ECEIVES Deposits,discounts Paper, buys and XV sells Exchange; also. Gold and Silver. Collections made at all accessible points. Interest paid on Deposits when made for a specified time. WM. J. Andxrsox, Pres’t. W. E. Brown*. Caah’r DIRECTORS Wm. J. Anderson, Col. Hugh L Dennard CoL Wm. Felton, Dr. W. A Mathews. Dr.M L. H. TIo!lindu*»i delStf SALE POSITIVE. A Karo Chance for Printers! mere win also De reuteu si puuuc ouic same time and place, the plantation of i of James Cobb, deceased, for the rear l; place comprising 2.227 acres of land. norfTUi* n AKER COUNTY SHERIFP SALE.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court-house door, in Newton, within the leral hours of sale, the following described "Wk? No. 144; all of fractional lot No. 175; 108 acres of lot No. 143; 21 acres of lot No. 176, all in the Sth district of said eounty. Levied on as the property of F. D. Kea, execotor. to satbfv a fi fa issued from Baker Superior Court for fees, Vason A Davis vs F. D. Kea, executor. Tenant in ; "• : -.ad!v li'jtiiii-ii. ik,v27j.!h P. D. DAVIS. Sheriff. u>>20 lw jlktcr—Uplands, not baloir good ordinary, ship- ed D.svmberard Jinr.iarySiaWj. Ijiit-r—'I'i-l nils.notIvjlowtoodordinary, ship- j r-z Dtii n.Ur Si; same al*ip;-. | December and ' SALK.—Will lie seld, on the first Tue««lay in Jsannrj next, before the Court-house door, in Ncwt^within the legal hours of ale, the foliow- inc d- scribed property, to-wit: fi . : i i. t- ..f hiii'i N..S.137 and !9t. in the 12th district of sjiiil county. Levied on as tlie prroperty of Jes.se Walters to satisfy a fi fa issued from Baker Superior Court in favor of William Huda- p 'til ' « Je^se Waiters. no\27tda P. D. DaVIS, Sheriff. GO TO THE “ELLS STORE” ON MULBERRY STREET, AUD GET DEESSED TURKEYS Ami CHICKENS. WILD DUCKS, PARTRIDGES, 'POSSUMS, VENISON, And GAME OP ALL KINDS. BLACK PISH AND CLAMS Charleston Hill Pond Oysters iu shell. Cedar Keys Oysters in shell. Savannah Oysters in shell. RESH OYSTERS! Received everyday and for sale at FORTY CEN TS PER QUART. W. W. LAKEY. References: Dr GW Emerson; Rov Dr F M Kennedy, Rev J W Burke, Mr R H Hutchings, , 3Ir R W Bonner. M con; Cant P T Pitts, Capt R I T Ross, Dr Sam Parsley, air Robert Barron, Rev I TT^OR near!.' a yei Jos Carr, Clinton; Mark W Johnson, Burroughs I X! tire material, A Wing, Atlanta; Dr Hollingshead, Fort Valley; I LA TIMES, including the Job Office, on account Dr Jas Knapp. New Orleans. nov7tf | of my health, wiiicli became so seriously im paired last winter as to confine mo to my bed and room for a numlier of months. Having failed to effect a private sale, l am now deter mined to sell, 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 Press, Job Presses, Type, Stones. Paper Cutters, etc., etc^ the whole comprising abundant material for a Daily and Weekly edition of the paper, and a first- class Job Office, all of which is in good condition, and a great deal, including Power Press, of late make, is as good as new. Some advantages of buying; The paper and job office already enjoy good patronage, cstab- shed 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 papers, are unexcelled. The mail facilities South and West of good and improving. Eufoula is a thrifty little city, steadily and per manently improving. The investment can be made Cheaper and Better Terms than ever before or hereafter. In short, I am Determined to Sell, if possible, in spite J II. WOODWARD, Attorney at Law, Vi- I of the depreciated value of all property in these • enna, Ga. Will continue the practice of law j times. TIE IIEEAT PANIC! Prices to Sait the Times. ner Third and Cheriy streets, Macon, Ga. He is offering 500 Men's extra fine, latest styles, Black and Blue Cloth and Beaver DRESS SUITS, at $25 00. worth $10 00. 2.000 Men’s latest style CASSIMERE BUSI NESS SUITS, at $12 50 each, worth $13 00 per suit. 1,000 Men’s Custom Made Scotch and English CASSIMERE SUITS, at $20 00 each, worth $55 00 per suit. fi.Goo Freedman’s SUITS, at $5 00 each, worth $10 00 a suit. Youth’s, Boys’ and Children’s SUITS I mako a speciality, and will sell them cheaper than they can be made at home. I offer 1,000 Boys’and Children’s CASSIMERE SUITS, at $4 00 a suit, worth $8 00 a suit. 2,000 Children's extra fine, latest style, im ported CASSIMERE SUITS, r.t $000, worth $12 00 a suit, a great bargain. 500 Boys’ imported Cassimere, latest cut and style SUITS, at $10 00. worth $15 00 a suit. 5,000 Boys’ SATINET SUITS, at $150, worth $5 50 a suit. Always on hand a full line of Men’s and Chil drens* CLOTHING, of all styles and description, too numerous to mention. An extra inducement offered to merchants. Coll eajly at the well known store of D. J. BAER, oct2fi Sm Corner Third and Chprry street. FOR SALE. 11-2 MILES FROM THE CITY. HOUSE AHD LOT. With or without furniture, containing all necessary outhouses, stables, etc, and orchard, near Wesleyan Female College. octSltf M. J. BAER’ 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 k Toole, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. novl5 tf ole, is this day dissolvet J. H. WOODWARD, L L. TOOLE. as heretofore. All business entrusted to his care | will receive prompt attention. Office—Vienna, Ga. novlS tf novlfi tf Vienna, Ga. Printers, therefore, would consult their tcrests by consulting me. Information as to pres ent patronage and future prosjxx-ts, or in other respects, fully given. Address J. M. MACON. ncv12tf Proprietor Times. Kufcnla. Ala. Bar and Restaurant. OP£X ALL XIGHT. or. Valentino, Georgia Land and Water Power For Sale. H AVING refitted his entire nrcmises is now embraces a first-class water power, and eligible pr? r «re.lto furnish Inn fr&ndS jatronj sit* forbuiMiwupuLvrje cotton msuufsctunng with everything pertaining to a first-class restau- I interest. It is o* 1 tbe nver, nx miles FOR SALE. plicant can secure a bargain. nov23St .L^cKEKN-A. Cor. Fourth and Oglethorpe sts. A GREAT BARGAIN. is now, contains iuur it passage; is completely \ r the winter. A pply to MILO S. FE OAK WOOD AT $5! JF you want good Oak Wood at FIVE DOLLARS A COItD ! Leave your orders at O. D. Edwards’ store, or with T. J. LANE, or Tiorl5 9t D. LANE. FOR SALE. A* MALL FARM noar the city; good im- ;mcnts. An excellent bwyifn for k and utensib, etc., Mill be bold with novlS sun, wcdAfri-9t* with everything pertaining to a first-class restau rant, which will be served m the very best style. Ho will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, GAME, ETC. Strangers visiting 3Iacon should give him o call, j I will open on tbe 1st erf 'October, at No. 60 Cherry street, next door to my present restaurant, a above JIacon. I an sell tracts of from 100 acres to two thousand. Address WM. LUNDY. scp2S gawAwtf Macon, Ga. Ladies’ Hating Saloon. Sen7tf DOOLY HOUSE. Dr J. XV. BOND, Montezuma. ... Georgia. Twenty steps in front of Bailroad. $2 per day NOTICE. I OFFER for sale a small farmni nwmton e ty, five miles from Marshalviffe, S. W. R. IL, containing 405 acres, under high state of cultiva tion, being level, with good fences, good water; buildings new, except the dwelling, which has been recently repaired. Said place is level and in a healthy locality. Terras made easy. Apply to GEO. S. HASLAM. Sr., oetlS 6w Marshslville, Ga. GUNNY CLOTH. “ Q BALES STANDARD GUNNY BAG- GING. For sale aheap. For Sale. mamj most valuable nlaceu ... known as the Bryant p’ac t,containing about ’* * *d tor cash or cotton, i the city of Uaron. a.j.oril At Oliver. Douglas A *>»* BSNT. KG HOUSES, eligibly located. R. F. LAWTON, At Exchange Bank, or to Dr. A. P. COLLINS. At Collin*’ & Iluath’ MEDICAL NOTICE! THE BOAED OF PHYSICIANS OR TH3 STATE OF GEORGIA . . in 3IILLEDGEVILLE, for tho examina tion of candidates for the practice of Medicine and Suigery. By reference to the Code of Geor gia it.will be seen that no person is authorized to practice Medicine or Sunrerv, or compound or sell medicines and drugs without a license from this Board. Graduates of regular recognized Medical Schools can obtain a license upon the presentation of their Diploma, ficcompanied by the legal fee. Non-graduates and applicants for license as Apothecaries or Pharmaceutists must appear in person before the Board for exaininu- LOW RESERVOIR „,„13WK3 ''■mme Ire Suited lo all Cflntates; AND FAMOUS FOR BEING . best TO US2! CHEAPEST TO BUY!. EASIEST TO SELL Ml' //V> Fgmotia for doing mors and ^OAK^ BETTER COOKING, gyV'" <$olcker ondCbsapes Th»n an j Stove of tbs coat. FAXOUS FOB GIVING Satisfactica Ererywfcars iso Bxixa Especially Adapted TO TUB MR B EVEET SOUL SOLD srz EXCELSIOR MAMPACTLEIXG COMMIT,. ST. LOUIS, MO., TRUMAN & CREEI lm J. GCLLiLARTIN*. J OH X tUIXI li. j. guilmartin & CO., COTTON FACTORS —.AND— General Commission Mercliani For further CASE. M. D., ville, Ga. November 7,1S73, add i rabl ence will be ii;quired :Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. A GENTS for Bradley’s <upMr-Hn sphatoj Lime, Jewell’s Mills Varus mid Dome etc. Bairginir, Rope and Iron Tie?*always on 1 :tl facilities extended to custome ^1 dwlwftn PARTNER to