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.sM8W8i.-£i- BY TELEGRAM!, TII l KSPAY’S I> IS1MTCIiES. >.'.;r!lln.' Nr>«< from Spain-Sickles to {.cine Madrid. X*w Yoaa. Sweakir 27.—The Her- will j.uhliih the following special . iliiWKitrb to i—I— JUAtOit DAlLi* i LLiLukAl'Ui A J r rYgi;\ \»t \ t> • 1- fj - » rat WfV.i | ‘ Vu >1 LtV'?h a lR s \ • i u : 5 U li O La , < 1 ' 1 r ' m’Nihi AU\ i0j'.iii. loj.'J., , , ~ • - ^ Cam*, bofembw 27.—The following di-pitch haa jurt arrived in cypher from th.< Herald eorre'pondent in Madrid 1 jliDtfa NorenJb'T 26.—-"Theeituation ji grave* On the 19th Gen. Sickles, bv order of President Grant, delivered a formal "Itimatum to President Ca.tehr. demanding prompt and rigorous repara tion for the nwnlt to the flag, the restora tion ef the Virginiua. the release of the indemnity to the aurviving prisoners, funilifw of tlie murdered and the punish ment of the tuqrd-rer*, and also a guar* ' sntce against fntun- outrages in Cuba. The demand was coached in a kind, sym pathetic tone, bnt no alternative war given. Qen. Sickles was also instructed t,> ray that if CasteUr did not comply with tlie demand in a week, be should a-k for his parr port and leave Madrid with tne legation. The timo expired to ■ day, and no answer has been reneived. iic. iything at the legation is packed up irmly fcr immediate departure. Sickle* bu no hdpe Chat The ultimatum will "be complied with, and telegraphed to Paris ye-ter.Iay, to have all his official wirrespondenea that might bo there, kept for a few days. Gen. Sickles, in con •'rcthcr Jffafortcnr (« tlifc t'Mfai fitCllt*:; si.v FtUUcimtoi tori — ber r ,-:n Iho-.i... of < 'I 1 road at Roeklir tires and mn morning. The destruction. Suicide. 1 lob Robert Morrow, paymaster of one of the Arison* departments of the army. 2# -MACON St.'Thr the Cental PaciOe rsli- . Cal., with nine loeomO- 1 can. was burned this town narrowly escaped ■K»-nri ’.-■Will idde to-day. He was for. secretary to President itted merly pri Johnson. Mill* Resuming—The Great Bore Fin ished. Borrow,-November 87.—A dispatch re ports t hat a number of eastern mills which suspended operations are about to re sume. Xobtii Adams, Maas., November 27.— Tlie Hoi- lie Tunnel-will be opened from end to end to-day. Fire In Baltimore. Baltimose, November 27.—Willson k Sons’ sash factory and planing mill was completely destroyed by fire this raorn- ing. Los* $*0,000; insurance. >45.000. Sixty men are thrown out of employment. France-The New Ministry. _ Pams. November 27.—An official an nouncement of tfio Cabaret was made to- J* ftjOHk * 0I *f changes in addition to those previou 4y reported. The follow, wg is the official list of the ministers• Minister of the Interior. Duke do Brog- lie; Foreign Affairs, Duke de Ciaeii can be avoided, as Guttler can give no Aeiursnoo that thu order will bo obeyed in Cuba. ■Public feeling is also opposed to coneoAsionA. Unless Caatelar responds this evening, Gen. Sickles leaves imme diately. All tho American ships in the M.-Hterraneun have been ordered to Koy West. In the event of Gen. Sickles leav ing. the British minister will probably pretjet the archives and the American resident!. President Caatelar is person ally anxious to accept thu British minis ter’s good offices to effect a compromise, but there is no hop* to-night. The.Spanish Question-Renewed Corn plications. Washington, November27.—The State Deportment has become entirely sil-nt on the Spanish question. It is stated that cipher dispatches from Madrid have loom received upon which experts were busy up to five o'clock this morning, without having concluded their transla tion. It is stated to-night that one point of the United States' demands has been set tled by scuttling and sinking tho Vir ginias in the harbor of Havana. The general impression, which seems well founded, exists of renewed complica tions. The silence of the wires from Madrid and Havana and reticence of the functionaries hero indicate it. Ornco to Spain. It is stated on what is believed to be good authority, that our government has extended the timo for a definite reply from Spain to the demands of our govern ment. and it can be said coming from an official source, that negotiation* are still in progress. but nlfuirs are in such a con dition that not even an intimation can be given of their character. There U reason for saying with certain ty tluit the prospect is not so favomhle for on adjustment of the Virginias diffi culty as it was several day* ago. There were grounds for bolieving the report that the Spanish cabinet had agreed to sur render the Virginiua. These were pre dicted mninly on tho profession* of amity and the expression of a willing ness en tho part of the Castelar cabi net to do everything compatible with honor in natlsfnction of the wishes of the United States, and also from the friendly assurances of Admiral Polo, the Spanish Minister, anil his ac tion in the promise*. This Government, yesterday and to-day, wns in receipt of dispatches from Madrid of nn elaborate character, giving tho result of the inter view* between Minister Sickles nn<l the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs on the point* in controversy. This corre spondence is not yet coni-liided nor. from present indication;, iv It proboblo tho matter will noon bo terminated byTterfh- tintion. although it is hoped there will bo something definite before Congress on tile lily tho President's message shall be transmitted to that body. As tho negotiation is still pending, there can be no truth in the report freely circulated to-day that Minister Sickle* hud left. Madrid for Paris. And as to the scuttling of tho Virginiua 114 the pert of If ivnmt. another rumor which iso*- 1 tensively prevailing, it found few be lievers. Inquiry at an official source to- •night failed to confirm its truth. The President this morning called nt tho residence of Secretary Fish, with whom he had a consultation on the pend ing negotiation*. Off fop Cuba. New York. November 27.—A dispatch from Lewes, Delaware, last night at 8 p. R.i *uv* the Pou-hattan, with tho iron clad Manhattan in tow, was passing out to son. At tlie Chilian Junta mooting yesterday, it wnsannonnooil that private letter* from Santiago stated that twenty men who ciubmeod tho Catholic faith did so on rendition that tboir lives should bo spare ’. They wore, however, shot. Frozen Cp for the Winter. New York, November 27.—Dispatches from tho Collector* at Utica and Little Palls report the canals frosen fast, and boating over for the season. About five hundred 1 suits, with capacity of from twenly-tive to two hundred and eighty barrota each. 1 re in tho neighborhood o'f Utica, and tlie produce on board will have to ho shipped by rail. Two Moro “Jugged.” James H. Ingsrsoll and John I). Far rington. the convicted ring men, were lodged in tho Toombs at 2.16 this morn ing. , • r i 0HH0 A Thieving Clerk Confesses. Harry K. Murray is the name of the sahwman with Tiffany k Co., who robbed the firm of $12,000 worth of jewelry. When arrested he confessed his enilt. and with hi* wife assisted tho police in recording some of the article* stolon. Jfnrnl Movements. I,«weh, Dei... November 27.—Tlie Gov ernment vessels Poxhattan and Manhat tan, returned to tho breakwater at 5 r. >.. on account of heavy weather. Puii-AururinA. November 27.—Not withstanding that to-day was very gener ally observed as a holiday, there was no suspension of work at tho navy ynrd. Tho full force of men were employed, and tho night gang wore kept on os usual. Jnjr Cooke A Co. Edwin D. Lewis, President of tho Former* and Mechanics’ Bank, has ac cepted tho position of receiver in tho Jay Cooko bankruptcy case offered by the oonrt. He will act until the creditors ap point nn assignee. The Bondholders on N'orlh Carolina. KAt-Ei.ni. Xoveinlwr 27.—The motion for a sale of the stock held by the State in the North Carolina railroad, to pay ac- | crued interest on tho bond* of the State israed in payment of this stock, was ar gued yesterday lx-fore Jn<lgrs Bond and Brook• in the Circuit Court of the United. State*. Tho decision was reserved. The motion for a special injunction to restrain the public Treasurer of tho State from paying any monoy out of the treas ury until he replaced tho sum of $242,000 ooHoctod to pay the interest on the special tax bonds will be hoard on the 28th in stant. Hon. Rererdy Johnson. Walter J. Hndd and R. C. Badger appear for the 8 faintin'-. and Hon. W. N. Smith. B. F. Icon and other* for tho public Treas urer. Great Mil.'* Meeting or Internationals. The Crowd Demanding to he Fed by the City. Pmi.AOKi.rwiA. November 27.—A groat mass mootingof workingmenond women wai helJ to-day on Independence Square. Speeches were delivered from the stands and all tho speakers were identified with the Internationalists. Tho resolutions demand that th* City Council shall find employment for the un employed. and establish supply depots for the necessities of life. The fifth res olution was as follow*: That we hail with delight the organisation of the Patrons of Husliandiy. North ('andin.1 Fair. CnsRLOTTx. November 27.—Tho fair of the Carolina*, at Charlotte, has cnlmin- at.'l in a grand success. The exhibition of article* wai and Worship. Fonrticr; Agriculture and Commerce, DesilUgny; Public Works. De Lary; Marine. Admiral D. Homey; Bessliomen) and Hatbi are tho members of the previous ministry who have re tired. r jllHl P»TP| > hr mu Mn IhsflM fiwatiyhi Ifasrsber ""s wimin tbe lenl boon of taW, the twtoeinrf JsopvrtT. to-wit • = That jared ti {and fitusied wesd cf ill* rite 0 the jlfooe known n the ntaknor o James U hnett and ftmilr.be'.njn acre* of lo No 42. and more fully darribed in Ike deed o Cl»»* J Shannon to A M Speer, trustee, former)r « the children ot Jam— W dated 1st day or November. lH3y. and imrikd in book I. folio ^ in the Clerk's office. Bibb SuptrbrCMmi on as the propet* <4 Junes IT Knott tru«tor for !..«c hildren. U-satisfy a W-ortaas© fl fa wwd from Bibb Superior Court* in favor of the Jf*£pn Buildine and loan Association v» J: w Knott, tnube for hiscbUdrm. Alan, at tbe aame time and place, that parcel of und situated In aid countr of Bibb and State of Geoipta. near tbe citjr ct Itacon, on tbe' thereof. rauUinin* ro tree, and being phft kagyiMrt BmJtmiArni* of James W Knott and fandl.r. brtnf the ««ae » arm. more fully deaenbed in the mortnice mren by mU Knott, Uwstea, to the Ifaoon Bud line and loan Aworja- ttau dated day of Ausurt. l«n. Lenedon mthe property *4 James W Knot u trxutee for bi» ^uJ4nm,to Mthfy a morhp^e It fa aaroed from Whh Superior Court in fa\or of the Baron Bui]- dtnf andDwn Aanciation rs James V Knott, tru«tee for his children. Property pointed out in bu>1 mortttue fl fa. Also, at the aarne time and plarr. lot Xo S. in block Xo JO. in tbe city id Bacon, con mini nr tbe mAenc* ci Job H Cheny, with all tbe Improi mentatbemm. situated ou Cherry *treH. in m oty. Lrr^ t the property cf Job II Cbarrr to mtudy a fl la iwuinc Stum ll»t^ Superior Court in faw of L L Uardou vaJpb U Cli* rrr. and Wm A CVrry, aecuriiy. Property pointed out by filrtmlTa attonyiy. Ab». at lb? win* lime an«I plsce. tl»e eouthwest mil of lot .Xo 4, in blurk a, britu i am*, more or i *n block !. !->t S in block i. luU 1 and in blurk 3, Jot l in liJwk 5. lot 4 in block 7. an wtt in Uucli t>. each ronuiiiiut 1 a*Tc. ir.on; or hi**, lyinjf t»*2ar tboOctouLreo river, adioifiin? and above Ek*t Baron; aaid panvU of laial bein* known axrl arrordin^c to L W IhiH-jia' map of wurVt-r of |the laiaU ot the Lit/- T Wool- folk, dorca^’u. lym* ca>4 of tho Orniubew river, mat Ba»t Baton, in Mit !c<>on!yaii>l State. Ler- led on :»w tlt-t property t£ Itlrimnl V Woolfolk. to ubrfy a li fa i^uinj; from Bibb Super** Court. infaturi.fi C Hint Jt Sm v» B F Woolfolk. Property pointed out br pbintiir* attorney, cw-tttd* QBO. F.CMtUlCY. ShwifL /3.E0RC,I.%. “JT TSoira*J. 3IoTemenl in Rome. XovomHvr 27.—An influential w^tin? war hold hero Tcitetday. at hich D. D. Field, of New York, and M. Richard, Secretmy of the Parix Peace So- detr. were present. It was decided tliat an Italian committee should be organized in connection with the Juridical Confitra of Brnaaela. Count S^Inpi* and Gen. Gar ibaldi were appointed honorarj memltere of the committee. What Genera! Ilorriel Sajs Jfnst he Done. IIatasa, November 27.—A letter aays General Burriel )uu Usned a circular to th© Lieutenant-Governors and Captain-* of th© Eastern Department, calling on thorn to aid in crushing the rebellion by arrestinqr nil persons su^pectod of ooxu- plidty with the inrorjrents. who aoon, he I land, will penah like wild Leant/, as tJiey Flint, to muiufy a moruasr* a fa issued from deseiw©. 1 ■ «—* *- •—- -* -« -• * - - - S.T-1860-X: *4d Won* Ibe Couri*)iouaj Jw*r in the city on ^ rtr>t Tueadsy in iX-cciaber neat, the f«41owms property, to-«it: AlWfo at the aame tiro** and place, all that tract or |at&I of lands Mtiiat**, lyirpr and beimr in the «t.vpf iiaetm. i;i haid countvand Stale, U-inirar mrdhi* to the plan of mid city as ports ol lots .V. 7 **h1 k, in square m, commencinu at the comer of Oak ar*d New streets; running a Jon? New street 140 feet, then at riicht ancles Jio feet to an alley, then llbfci't street, then to Die *1artinr wiint, lnrJudinc an cncnwcbinctit t*i New and Oak streets. 1/vied on as the property of Thorn aa IJ Artope, trustee, etc, to ruudy a in-Ttaure h fa usuad from Bibb Superior Court. »n favor of the Bcchanirs* Buildin/t and J/jan Ask nation vs Tbfsuiaa ii Arto;«. trustee, etc. rruperty poiutod out in aaid mortgage n fa. Also, at tire mine time and place, all tliat tract or pvrrrj of land, situate. Irinx and leiujucsrtlic y of Matin, in aaid eunnty and State, in Vm»*- lk**on the rbdit band side, and frafitirif tbe ft ml fcadlnj? from Bullierry stns-t. in bid c.ty, to For syth, opposite the old 3Iacarxhy rvsidervw place, and adjoininrr tlie lot occu)ii«5l by Thomas Ifanle- man. isakl lot containinc 1 aore, more or lew*, an J adjouuiuf tho old l'ickeu place on the. :M. and tlie Causey lands on tho north. Levied on as tbe " Bra Julia A d front Bibb bupenor Court in fat or of the Bcrhanirs' Build- I inf and taan Aaaariation vs John 1! Allen, tms- Uwof Bra Julia A Flint. Property pointed out in nud morttfuce II fa. Also, at snme time, will lie sold, at tlie brick yard of Will juh G H«fe. :*•***) brM*kw. Levieil on aa tbe nroiawty uf Wu G ll*«c to satisfy a ti fa iasued from Btb)> Sujs-rior Court, in favor of Free man A Rs*'.ierts vi Alnort ii B«»», administrator o the astute uf John HoMin-m^orth and William G lluirc. Prujierty pointed out by plaintiff* at- tornryt. Also, at thenme time and place, ore undivided half of tluit tract of land, in K.U county and State known as lotr link 11S, US, 118 and lit): the south half <4 Jot i”i; aU tint jwt of lot 1-4. south of t»wift rreeti ; all those jiaria of 1J4 atul 117 lying stKith of Swift cre»*k. awl ctmtains narrow strips of the lust two named lots. Hurth of Su ift envk. All in tlie8th district of oriirinnlly lkihluiu. now Rilib comity.cuntaininfr 1,44'.»J acre*, more or less. Lev- ledoiia«thepio*»’rt,v«d Am.rewJ Lunetoxatisfy two U Ins from JliMi 8u|mrior Conri,(sie in ttvorof Walter Tate vs A J Co, olid one in favor of J F Tr.te, etc, vs A J Lone A Co. Prejs rly jiuinted out b> pluiuufl's aUonifvv. GKO RGB F. C1IERRT. novttda .Sheriff. Jioo.v covy irdm arphet far! y pertona and prau.. gnJJuMtk ctaor « te c! said countv, THlv ■: re, to rite ail pmoai cbaeeraaJ f to b, iad appear at the Coort ti Ordlrairr ol aid I rennty an tee «r»t Mondsv hi jAramrr next, to | i^h'*'S3£S&Z3l? d --"l noygsoa JXO. M. GREER, Onliasir. | jo:;f'S( on* in nri remit?, betri A th, tract of l-—i j„ i Jackson resided at its CELEBR ATE] > ARABIAN I UTTERS An Old and Reliable Tonic. r* EOECIA. MACON COrSTZv vs Thon-.'. L. Wffiisms. ^luinian tag Isads of the estateiM B. H. Oram, J. D. Ml nsnl ml others. SmI Und will be aokl inkint ] to th* widow’srighS uldowsr. Termansh. ^ ISAAC HARDEMAN, novlstds Administrator id John Jsokson. df-ORG Is. JONES COUNTY.—Notice fa berv- VJ b? given that JsmeqVsntfaw has spplfad to Williams, administrator on tbe »Ute cl Alien William^UU of mSScSuE. de- *» for exemption of . J Mni has applied for letters of txoa I Uw > smd I will pass upon tbe same at 11 o'clock. mid administration. f ‘ B ~ * J —‘ - This i*. therefore, to cite all persons conremcd to be and app.wr at tbe Court of Ordinary cf »id county, cm tbe Cm Uunlay in Bart h next, to *S avr . , < * u * e * ff ©UF they have, why add letters sbcmld not be granted. Given under ray hand and oSrial aiaiature, this tbe Sid day of November, 1F7S. novgja JXO. B. GREEK. Ordinary. ? Id day of Djeanler next, ler lay nand ofiriallr. BOLAXD T. I Unsurpaosod as a MEDICINAL TONIC, STRENGTHENING CORDIAL an l RELIABLE INVIGORANT. They ore made of the pare;f m st,>ri il *n,l guaran teed STRICTLY VEGETABLE. For the prevention and cure of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and all derangements of the Digestive Organ* they have no equal. Lawrence <fc wfichseLba-UM. For rale be an Grocer* an.1 Droeri'ts. .... „ Not, Proprietors and AVIioIesale llriiiriirl.t, Vnvnnnnli «: n For sale at manufacturer*’ prices bv H. MYERS A BRO.. Wholesale Agent*. Pit street. Savannah, Ga. ’ I> tl * 1 Ill fi tOROU. JONES. COUNTY.—Not itw is vs brae* r cisco that John L Bat-on has applied to oe for exemption or penooaltjr under tbe twoe^esd law, and I will pa*, upon the same at » oclork. ,.x.« theXd U Dveaber next. Given under my hand oSeisllr. ROL.VXD T. ROSS. none ft* Ordinarv. f^EORGIA. MACON COUNTY.—This U to VI notify all prnoas reantned that I shall ap ply to the Court cf Onlimryc-i vij e urUr.un the bS^Sd^ to ta O^SJ^S'sSiiiJL'in’Sd A DMINISTRATOR'S SALK.—Aral be wild. e££r WorarinTmibe^St^of th ^ Cuort-boura door, in the town of frt - -1 V KUm Qm *°‘ V 6 ”® 1 - Jon " eouaty, on the first T«*l*v in rmrSEi™p i5?WPf f ^ nm 3 r n - xt * 73 seres of bnd. nine miles north of *• F FOWKLY " AdmSmstretor. Clinton. Medium quality Und. with some im- F3.E0RGU. BACON COL*XTV.—John Slu-alr I there°n. 8old under an onler of VJ ho»»pplMl for exemption <J ptnonalty «nd | f. OUK <f OrdiawyM the prooerty cf tha estate of *mf * - 'is, (rMMxi, for diMtrilHitknu WM. A. PrxiAERBCRK. Administrator de bonis non. settlipr opart sod vslustwti of hontestead. and I I Fundertmrt. •L>^d.^di^rvlHit»oix. will pure upon tbe suae it 10 o’clock, x. on | Tmni cash. WM-A ; FLXBERBCRK. ie 8th dajr cf bmober noriojt JOHN* B.GRKK&.Ordinary. M - T,-r . -v; — —— . , - - order from the Honorable Court of Ordinary Will be sold before the Court-bousr door in I of Jones county, will be sold, before tbe Court- .sjft^sv . _ ! *' bouse door, in Clinton, ou the tirstTuesday ' the town of (Arietborpe. Macon county, witlun the leuU hours of sale. 00 the Cm Tuesday in IX- ettnber next. ©0 acres of land, more <1r 1*^5. Iieimt all that part of lot Xo S5U. in the 2d district t4 cwiyinally Buscozee. now Miron county, excel SO acres in northeast corner, and 9i\ seres on tL. wert line of said lot. covered by widow’s dower. Levied on tbe property of tbe estate of D. S. Ma bry «« wdisfy a Q la issued from tbe County Court of mid county, in favor of Elimbcth Wallace vs Amanda K. Mabry, executrix cf said D. 8. Mabry, January next. 1S74: l« acres cf UiuL more or less, on the Central railroad, lyin? on the south side of the lonjr sbv-h. 25 or 30 acres in ^uxl state of cultivation, rood loc cabins on said land. Said land K*inff part of lot Xo. 87, in the 6th district. belGiudnz to tlie estate of Benjamin James, de- «Med- Titles good. Sold for distribution ; guud land. Terms caah. BRYANT BALKCOM. norLJtuS Administrator. Also lots of land Xos 67 and C8 in the ISth dis- I A WIX1STBATRIX S.1LE.--A*roeable to aa triil of orurlnally BusToare now Mactm county. wder frem IlmGmrt of Ordmaiy of Jones l^uwl on a* the prei^rty «»f Miley Fasnnorc to I ^ OMU * 17. Files, blind or l>kv«iiiijr. itixfy a fi b issued fruai_a Justkw Court of_said | yf 01 * theCoort-house^door. in^Chnton, i«*. ophtluluiy. ami Sore or Weak K' county in favor of John T. U**hinson vs mid Pass- | ? a ** vr ***• Blount*- more. prindpaL and V. W. JIxIL vNTinty. J ** * a dovftT arity. J. S. HUNTER. Sheriff. life estate only—the Intnuce sold ... property of tho estate of Sanford M. Tuft?*, tie. tvusod, for pa^ tueui uf debts and d i visa ,n. Terms SARAH W.TlfFTS, novlstds Administratrix. TONES POSTl’OXKI) SHERIFF SALK.-Will '1 be cold, on the tirst Tutelar in lk-cemlicp jlEORGlA, BACON COUNT Y.—W Imt.-ji* VT Ikivis (tamtemee applies for letters cf sdniin- Uiration ou the estate of William 11. Henderson, late of said county, deceased. , .« . .. ■ This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned if 1 ? 1 Tmylay in Ifecember > be ami spprar st Hie Court oFOnlmarr of sajri I Iwfore llw Court-hmse door, in tlie town of county, on the first Monday in December next, to Lbuton. witlun tbe lead hours of sale, tho follow- show cause, if any they have, why said letters ******* P«*Peity.to-wU; sbouM r.ot be granted. I but hundred acres of land, more or less, in said Giren under my hand and nflldol signature, I cw ^*. v - Said land is well improved. Levied on ii* the 27tb day of October. I aa the projjcrty of Michael h.Child*to satisfy four “t»*H JOHN M. GREER.Onlinarv. fifeaissuedfrutntheCuxintrC — ; one m favor of Charles L DMINLSTRATOR SS.VI.E.—K.V virtue ofau- Child,and Michael S Child,: . Ihonly xranted bjr tlie Court of Onlimuy of I o, S. Joluram vs Michael S Cliilds; oik in favorof Mu-on erainly. will he m>M MM the Ceurl-iiuiua | John Umrfemd v, Julm A Child,, and M S Child, mile town of Oglethorpe, in ■ai.l.uuntj'. I (Meuritjr) nnd the other in favor of Sarah J property of the ntate of John Ktiiridice. I Towle, ra Michael S Child,-, afao. tliroe U fa, fa- late uf raid rounlT. derearad, on the Br.1 Tumdojr I sued from Jon.-, Superior Court, one in " December nett: Quo hundred and ,-ceutv h Britton r, Michael S Chihfa, ,nd cue THE MILD POWER CTJR-ES ! HUMPHREY’S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS IT AYR proved, from tbe most ample experience JLL in entire sucohm. Simple, Prompt, Efii- cient and Reliable. They are tbe only medicine* perfectly suUpted to popular use—so sini/d.* that mistake* ranuot be maUe in usdng tlieiu; h>harm less a* to lie free from ttsuucer; n*ul m> efiii’H-nt a* to W he always relnbk\ They have tbe huhest eisnuiv’iKlation fr>jin all, and will always rcralet satUlaetioii. Price, in large timv-dnM-biu rials, with direction*; Nos. Cure*. Cents 1. Fevers, C«>nrestion, Indnnrnntions. . . u i. Worm*. Worm Fever, Worm Oolie, . . so S. Crying-Colic, or Teethirur of Infants* 4. Diarrhut*, of Children or AiluIts. . 3. Ibrsenterv, (iripinc, Bilious Colic, . (k Cnolera Mt trims. War it intr. .... 7. Coujhs Colds BnmchitLs .... 8. Nenrabia, ToothaclK*. Faceicbt*. . . Ik Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo, . 1©. lK*l*’p*ia, Bilious Momarh. . . •. 11. Sopliressed. or Painful Periods, . . 12. Whites, too Prefuse Perksls. . . . 1*. Croup. Couali. Diiticull Bn^tbing. . 14. Salt Rheutu. Erysipelas. Kraidions. . 15- RhtHunatisni. RA-mmatic Pwins, . . W. Fever and Ague, Cliill Fever, Agues. ESTABLISHED $1,250,000! XANUFACTUSED liY ! Langdaie's Chemical Manure Company, (LIMITED.) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, ENGLAND. “|Has the following Powerful Recommendations for Planters: It is a jjenumo English made Manure, the ouly one in the market, and manu- li». t'atariTi. Acute or Chronic Influenza. , 30. Wb«x>pin*-Courh. Violent Coughs, . 21. Asthma. Oppressed Breathing, . . 32. Ear Discharge*, Impaired Hearing. . 23. Screfuln, Enlarged Glands, Swelling*. . 34. (General Debility, Physical Weakness, . 23. Dropsy and Scanty Secretions. . . . 20. Sea-Sickness*. Sickmws from Riding, . 27. Kidney Disease. Gravel. . . CHANGE OF SCHEDULE SITKKIXTENDKXT'S OFFICE M. .t E. R. ■ ilxco.v, Ga^ October 11. is7S. ) O N and after Sunday, 12th instant, until fur- u- . Ufa’ 1 * Il0t,ai ’ this rood will run »ls pat rucnosi, dailt, (srxiurs excepted.) lseavr Muivn S . IW , . v Arrive at Xt<mZZ:iZTZ"7~Z~Z*‘.l S»PE T^wixm "Vfra * ,0| W PASSE.VGKB. DAILY. Lea^o Bacwu : 45 P x Arrive at Macon .... ** ***' ' " * A ^ UAWEINiVILLs XCCOE3IODATIO.V TEAIX, DAILY, Lsove Ihra^ ““«■»>• s oo p M Arrive tit ; ^ \ J 1 Jt »* Vtrain Macon at V o'clock cou- ects nt Jenup with Atlantic and Gulf Itailroad 11,1 V**** >a Florida. The night train *eaung Bacyn at 7:45 connects with trains of At- anticana Gulf Railroad at Jesup for Savannah, 1,1 .b“»»nnali at 839 a. m. Sleeping Concho* right trains. .JAS. W. ROBERTSON. ortirtt Gaicral Snporintendent. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE on macon and augusta railroad. Office, m. A. A. R. R-» ta. Gil. October lo. 1,7s. S “ituay, Octobors 13. passenger • lacou and Aligns La Railroad SrPEEISTBXDKXT'_ ^ ^ * O V -'.*'&'**• G*a^'October 10.' Si f r^.fi.o . m \i lJay * Octobars IS. pas- trams on the Mavxn and lUMKtE If* run us follow tkain (suedats excepted). JJJI facturetl by a company having a capital of $l,-oD,(XX), which sells 40,UX) tons anuu- - 0.30 x x 50 I *Hy* find has the most extensive works of the kind in Great Britain, which have I u^^?Augusfa. U „ : • p M ’ so I been in operation 24 years. The Langdale, therefore, lias a good pedigree and is no 1 Arrive utAlamn ••••-—*' 5-15 J J j experiment. j Trains on the Macon and Augusta Railroad -J I It contains a larger proportion of chemical elements suited for tho promotion I moke close connection at Carnak with day .* 50 I of vegetable life, and especially of cotton, than any other fertilizer offered in the I ^S^oii.'AUienA and°\.uiuOL ia Rai,P0,ul for • w I South. It is tho best and safest Cotton Manure in the market. I octliet * ‘ S. k. JOHNSON. Sup’t. 2»! Ner\-ou»^Debilit>\'seminal Weakness,* or W I The analysis given with the Manure when sold will be guaranteed. There shall 1 Involuntary Discharges, 100 I be no mistake about the genuineness of the article, nor the good faith of the vendors. r;* r^,JiS“vfcraw!St r \r**4’ # i* • • 50 I It is the cheapest Manure offered, as it contains nothing but what is of use in si! Painful Periods, \rith Spasms, ! . ’ ! * 50 I ^ econ ^ n ^ plant-food, or by chemical action on tho soil, producing the same. The S2. Sufferings at Change of Life.* ! ! ! ! ! 100 I test of cheapness is not the price, bnt the actual worth of the article purchased.. ??* SPfeffy* ? t ,Y. Uus ’P anw - • • • 100 I Low-priced Manure cannot contain efficient quantities of T)ure and valuable chemi- | O - th .°, 2( } "F’V: S——Pg? 34. Inputlicria, LKvratcd Sore ThriMt. . . sol v. 1 • . - _a.*»* 1 , « . r .. , . mi I iraiuootno Georgia Central Railroad, its Si. Chronic UoiwwtiuHs.H.lUniptioiii ! ! so wh,ol ‘ 0811 810110 S» ve wolth to a fertilizer, and bring satisfactory results. Tlie branebra su,I roimtvUoa* will ran u lellows: FAMILY OASES. ' I Lanjjdale is as low in price as is consistent with the use of the best ingredients, and I teaix xo l—qoixo sonrit axu west. Case (Morocco) ,jth nlwvcjs tir/c vials sn.1 a fair COmmerchll profit on its cost. I fA'nves Sava,man,. ‘ ‘ Sclinar Manual of DirecUous ... . 5io 00 | The employment of powerful machinery in mixing and pnlveriang the ingre-1 MW a x CENTRAL RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Savannah, November 1, UR. sct*-» oflaial.niece or less fauna i-art-rrf lots Noa.l J L Bnttoa vs Ananson S Childs snd Michaels 103 and 1S4 in the Slid district <rf orumctlly 5I:«- ChUds, and the other in favor of II L Holland vs H CM 1‘11 ltE Y S SPFoTv MOec. now Macon county, and bdn* the isk-iuim* I Michael S Childs. Said lands adjoining Madison 1 tabror^J C Th2? u ^”| i ^ prepare , 3 ,Pi lrtiolu tor seryi°°. an- 1 prevent trouble in using. The Lang- no in favor of boi to anv iart of the rountA- frrooi char i on I unequalled lu this respect, and uupresses every one who sees it as a perfectly I Arrives m Katouton. i 111 Mifhfftjsl .< I ——ail- ° c ,I : W. ’ I AlTlTMlIl MlCOO. 4:00 PM ,10:00 F M 11:55 P M 15:45 P M <41 wldrh *a»*l Julm KlhrU^j ruuded at thu time Maynard, the widow Hollaialand otbera. of his «knth. _ „ , nuv4Uls W. J. GRESHAM,Deputy Sheriff. Term*. «•!>•-• lu«lf rush, and one-half duo at f twelve luonths with interest from date; the purchasers to lu;ie bunds for title*. R. L. ETHRIDGE,* wtff t.ls A<ltnini*trntor tie Ismi* non. — soW, on tin- first Tuesday in Deromber next, before the Court house duor, in the town of Ogle thorpe. Georgia, during the legal lieurs uf sale, the fullo*.-"- " Ktratiou ou the estate ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ailraonhh all persons cviavnied to show cause, if any they have to the contrary, on the first Monday in next month, why the same shall not be granted. Given under uy hand oiliciallv. BOLAND T. ROSS, novfiwlra •♦ . Ordmaiy. manipulated Manure. I ©.*45? HOMKOPATHIP Mfimrrvp rn I , ln ite composition and preparation it is the result of careful scientific research l^JS j£S5 t^S^SS^Zl—; Jiio p Office and Depot No. fids Broodwav. New York I an< * CI P enmen t, confirmed by practical application for a quarter of a century. It I Leaves Macon for Atlanta !!!.!!..!...,. 7:30 p For sale by all Druggist*. And *by John lu- I " w ’iH be maintained at its present high standard, and is thus what planters have I jj ^. um . buj —. 5:57 a galls and Hunt. Rankin Jt Lamar. Mat-on. Go. I long wanted— a thoroughly reliable and safe Manure. • »—' rr!*.™! 1 **••••♦' - 10:20 a pson Jucksou. do- | 8ACltJflD MUHIC llOOIvti. I THE MODEL MANURE AND PLANTER’S FRIEND. Q.EORGU. t JONES COUNTY. - Wlrano* [ 4 Lanur. Iticoii. Gil 1:40 AM THE STANDARD. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH GRANGES FOR CASH. *d*t iiiv«4 lot * No tf and 27. ami 35 acres ulf r he soul h p irtt.f 1..T Xo5.<t-utaitiiiu?. in nil. 440 ftcrv*. more or lm<. J^victl on ns the property of W C Wi low, trusliv. juj.l Mr* E N V trust under an cxerutioh from Houston Court, in favorof Sterling Neil vs raid W C Wins-1 sons concerned to show cause, if any they have to S TILL “waves,” and true to its name, keens well to the front of aU books for Choirs, Con- , /~1 EOltGI A Jt iVI'fiTTVTV wii m»i • i I vention* and hiinrini? Jn’hools. By L. O. Emerson I CLEMO^v S Sc JAjIEs G“Su2kffi? , .SSS i S r io;^VZSSit * nJ “• *■ lalm,:r - ln “ 51 “• j- bex -misox & co., tration de bonis non on tho estate of Green WU- | a lurrmTn a -n-r m-rr»-m I RUFF, "WINTERS Si WHITLOCK, AGENTS I*M GEORGIA: Window, fv’stni que | liamson. dwraaed. * \ AMERICAN TUNE BOOK. B. fl. WBI6LE7 & CO., I This is. therefore, to rite and admonish all per- ■ ’ Columbus. Atlanta. Marietta. Arrives at Atlanta^ COMING SOUTH A>'D MAST. Leaves Atlanta^... i^x) a 3£ Leaves Columbus^ ■ ii iVj , 7.40 j* ^ Leaves Enfautu. ........V......7.V 7:25 P 5t Arrives in Macon from Atlanta 6:50 a 5C Arrives m Mscon from Columbus CUJ0 a m Arrives in Jloconfrom Eufoula. 6:45 a M Leaves Macon 7^5 x 11 Leaves Augusta a m Arrives at -Augusta* im ..„ T1 ,-. T 4:00 p m J. W. WHEATLEY & CO., court, in favorof sterling Neil vs raid \V C U ins- sons concerned to show cause, if any they have to Contains 1000 of the verv best tnn*. nt I ' v * , _.j«*Iay k», reinher. between tho legal hours of the ffii* Uttf piMjitrty, to* wit: One liunJrc*! serc-s of land, more or le*«. with improvement*, lyimriu HnzzjiH district, of Bibb county, where* now re>idc* J T Kuielit. L-vii*i on to ntitij a li fa in favor of \V G Ftlxpatrick vs J T Knight. One house and lot.ou tha U<mston read, con taining (*m acre, more or kwt Le%it*l on cs the projierty of John Doyle to ratisfy a li la iu favor of >olien Rollins v* John Doyle. Two hiUNtn*! arr«’s t4 land, more or less, lvine in Warrior dist rirt. Bibb county. Levied on n* tlie pn»|i*Tty tf mphnrd F tfonWR to satisfy a fi fa iu favor of Dsns’! Harris vs Uiduird F Woolfolk. Two hundred acre* of land, mo. - '* or less, lying iu Warrior district. Bibb county. Levied on a* t’ property of Richard F Woolfolk to satisfy a fl fa... favorof Sophia Sosnowski vs Richard F Woolfolk. rcainty, on the first Monilir in January next. Witness my hand ofiirially. ROLAND T. ROSS, novWlm — - — Wbereoii, th^ estate of Abraham Allen, late of said county, deceased, is now nnrepre*ente«l. This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- H10 most approved au*red music for Choirs and I AVM. J- RUSSELL, Congregations. 500 Editors. 400 pages. Trice | C. M. DAVTS, THE RIVER OF LIFE. I*: mM la-fore the Court-house door iu the town of G--M14TK. 3Ine».ii o»unt.v. within the 1 *-.il 1***1 r* of *al*‘. on the first Tuesday in Du‘- remUT next, tbe following tm>perty. to-wit g ........ Ope hundred acres of land, being tho west half This is, therefore, to cite ami admonish all per- . T * attracting the notice of all leaders of singing «. Irt Xo 62. in tlie second district of originally sons comt-md tube ami apm*arattho Court of In “whatli ScIkjo!*. lieunusoof its very suj>erior 1Bu*co©m>. now Bacon county. Levied on as the Oniiiuuyof said county, on tlie first Monday in ©nongementof Bible subjects, its department of property of John Shealy. to satisfy a fi fa issued I January next, to sliow cause, if any they Have. I “"S 4 {or 1411,0 children, its adaption to tlie inter- 1 from theCounty Court of son! county in favorof | why I shall not then proceed to vcst’tlie udmiun- I lessons, and ita general richness and I ,resh,less of music word*. IIbrlil v commend- e*l by Jill. l»riiv -fa'» cents in IkIs. This Beautiful Sabi>nth Scho.il Song Ux-k is sold nt -SU) jjer hun- dr.il in bVls: $*25 per hundred in paper. The above books sent, Jiostpaid.on receipt of re tail price. CIIAS. If. DITSON A CO., 711 Broadway, New York. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Bovton. SPEEDS Sc NILES, I J. D. HAVIS, Arrives at Sarannah.!^""^”^"^"”^" 5:25 p 34 TEAIX XO. 2—OOIXO XOkTU AXD tViaT. Macon I Leaves Savwmafa- 7.S0 p V aiacon. i Lrave, Augmu. gK» r it AmcncuB. I Arrives ill Augusta 8-55 A Jt Leesburg. I i'H 1 '®*. 1 ," M *f° n v; XiSOaxc - - ** ■ Leaves SlacotiforColumbus^ 8:45 a 3C Jraw Macon for Uufaula U.0J a at Leaves Macon lor Atlanta U:l„ a m A.tbens. - Arlington Marshall villo. Perry. P. O. 'JOX 424 W. McICiYY, General Agent, Macon, Ga. — y ••• I " *V_ a WMI null MKH JflWWU IO ) UK UUUUUlk* Tig<mas lbeynuds vs. Morns Games and John I tration de bonu non cum testamentonnm*xo iu “ , , some lit and competent |«raon o( sakl county. tlaec. 0.000 pounds I 11 itucss my baud olltciullv. ROLAND T. ROSS. norlOlm* Onlinarv. AD DLERY! foiKland, to %-tf i*fy a fi fa imikil from a Just ire Court of haul county, founded on a merchant** lien, in faror of Campbell A Jones for tin* use of C. vs S. J. Tyner. J. C. HUNTER, not 4 td Sheriff. TS PURELY A VEGETAULU rmn’ARATION, L c?mposc<la!mp]y of well-known ROOTS. HEHB8 oad FRUITS, combined with other . . *.v_ • • proprosq which to their nature aro Cathartic. by J. Ruthrrl»rd. pbunUrT* ataom-y. rstlva and I Howne and !«* in Vimaille, nc:ir tuo city of Mn- ' sold, benro th? Cuurt-hisoa© door, on the first Tuesday in Ikrenjl>i*rnext, in tl»c city *4 Mnron. anhl rcsiiity, within the legal hours of sale, the I Bowing projierty. to*w it: AU that tract or (ora l cf land known as lot Xu 10.cf the range of flair acre lot* a* laid off cut of the southwest corner of the city of Huron, in i«i county of Bibb, and on the sooth west side of id rily, it Wing the place horctufore bai^iinod by Lucy A. Caritrni, inb state, to Jonas F. Beas ley. Levied on SstiK) nrnpeity (4 Jonas F. Ib-as- ley to satid.v n fi fa i»ue»l lrc»m Bibb Snprior Court in favor of George E. Carlton, arfministra- feB Jon:tn F. Beasley. Brojurly pointed out ILAHTAHON «ia of th, most radrUl Tonic, nnd Cit- tlinrllrs | n tbo wurlL ’ They ire Intended strictly u a Temperance Bitters only to bo used as & tncdlclna, and always ac cording to diroefions. They am th) ehoet-anchor of tho fecblo and debltttat - J. They act upon a tUsc^scd fiver, and stimulate to aoch a dajx > tln-tahr^thy action la at onco broc^ht about. a remedy to which Womeu rcre «specially c .b^ect it ia snpo ceding every ©th r btauslauL Aa a Spring nml Snzumo.* Tonic they bsvanotqiuL They are a tcild and Gentle InaUtvo as well aa Tonic. They purb'y tho b’ood. They aro a splendid Apprticer. TbryradothowenkatrcraG. Th*y parity and invigorate. They euro Dya- popaia. Constipation and Headache. They set* as a specific in aU specie* of disorder* which undermine tlie bodily strength and break down the animal spirit*. •' 1 Depot, 53 Park Place, Ifrw York._ IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE MURRAY LANHAJTS CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER! The richest, most lasting, yet most delicate of a {icrfumc*, for use on tbe HANDKERCHIEF. At the TOILET. And in the BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always o*k for the Florida Water, which hns on tho lmttle, on the labrl. and on the pamphlet, the usmes af MURRAY A LANMAN, without whidi none is •BUUilK*. For sale by all perfi:mcr*.druggists. and dealers twfhney sooil*.bilv*eo>t(hn eon, in raid county, lately occupied by Col A L Maxwell as a residence. Said lot containing thn'O-fmirtln of an ac re*, non* or less. Levieil ou as tlw **ro|M*n.v of ClmkdtoV Barker to satisfy •wo tnortgogv il fa* issuing from Bibb Superior Court, one in favor of tMavu* Cohen X Co. rc Charlotte V Barker, the other in favor ol th * lie* cImiucn 1 Building and Le«u Assoeuitiun. I’rup- Cullin U. Cox appli ’s fl»r letters of guardian ship of tlie pTHin and property of Jam us C, Clark, minor child of Win. B. Clark, late of said county, diviiwtl. Thi* is therefore to cite all person* concerned, to bo nml apjMwr at the Court of Onlimuy of said rnuiity on the find )louday in December next, to show cause, if any they nave,why said letter* should nut Im granted to the applicant. Given under my hand and official signature this tlie Dt uay * f Sow 1*75. nov4 %0.I JXO. M. GREER. Onlinniy. /_iE01b.ilA. A1ACOX COUNTY.—All persona *1 indebted to tha estate of Shadnu h Ware, late of raid county, deceased, are requested to make imnxtliate («nyuicnt. And th«*sc having demands again>t said estate to present them to mo within the time required bv law. BlBSK WARE, or1*» llw Executor. l*o sob! lwfore tlie Co'irt-houi$e dour in the [town of Oglethorpe, said county, on tlie first Tuesday in Ibxvuilier next, between the .awful lion rs of rale: One sorrel mare mule nameil Beck, anti one sorrel biased fare lH»ra*. Levied on as tlie proper ty of defendant to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from tfs: Superior Court of raid county, iu favor of Philip Lii'mmi. v* Douglass Ellis. Projierty liuintcHl out iu said fi fa. ^ odlrt I* J. D. HUNTER. Sheriff. Tbo oi^y Reliable Gift Ufatribu tion in the country X-. D. SINE’S twexti eth norftl^iwAwff mmm—■ ' Missouri State Lottery I Ucsallzi-il by state Authority ami | Srawa In Public at St. Emils. [ Grand Single Humber Scheme 50,000 NUSntEUH. CLASS L, TO ME DRAWN NOV 23. 1S7S. 5,880 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO 5300,000, Arrives in Columbus 1:50 p Arrives in Eufaula 5 : 40 p x Arrives in Atlanta..— 5:48 px comso SOUTH AXD BAST. Leaves Atlanta- 7:00 A at Leaves Columbus-. 2:30 r st Leaves Eufaula-. 7;2o A M Arrives iu Macon from Atlanta 3:40 P M Arrives m Macon from Columbus 7:30 p X Amvos in Macon from Eufaula 5:10 p 3£ Leaves Macon v ; 35 p ^ Arrtvetat MiUedgeville- - 10:t» p m Arrives mEatomou- 11JB P 3£ Leaves Augusta 8:05 r si SADDLES AND HAKNESS, DKIDLES, -WHIPS, HOESE COVERS. COLLAKS. I S-raf S I Train No. 2 being n tbroui?h train on tho Cen- BITS, SADDLERY and CARRIAGE HARDWARE. — g CARRIAGE MATERIAL—HUBS, SPOKES. RIMS, BUGGY SEAT CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES at REDUCED PRICES for CASH. Also i BUGGIES at LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. novG Lm DAVIS SMITH, 102 Cherry street, Macon A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CARHART«CURD WHOLESALE H ue! It Jtujiics. Administrator ou the estate of Josephine I. LUhtfoot, dcivuud, applies t»# me for letters of dismission. Ttirsc are therefore to rite ami admonish all ■ml si j urn In r. the kimln-d and mtlibjrs <4 safil deceased, to bo nnd aiipcar at the Court t»f Onlin< ary on the first Mondn in December next, to show <wu*c. if any they liavc. why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand ofllrinBv, mtgftl 3ni C. T. WA RD. Onlinarv. f 1 BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—’Where**. Vran- vX ecs 31. Palmer, Administratrix on the estate of Samnel B. l*almer, deceased, applies to me for letter* of dismission. There are therefore, to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and creditors of s.viddc<vaj»«vl ( to lie and appear at the Court of Onlinarv on tin first Mund.iy in Dercuuber. next, to sIkiw cause, if any / bey have, win- letters should not be granted. Given under my baud officially. ouirtlftni C. T WARP. Ordinary. to the Court of Ordinary of ssfil county, for leave to rell all the real ami 'jcrwonal i»roporty belong ing to the estate of W m. 3f. Riley, late of said I county dcccared. JOHN II. BARNES, octli)30d Administrator. QUITMAN COUNTY. ing in proper form applied to tue for permanent letters of administration on the estate (borne- stoat!) of Jno. Glisson. late of raitl county: This is to rite all ami singular tiie creditors and next of kin of Jna Gliftson, to he and appear at tny office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they con. why permanent atlministration should not be granted to the applicant. This Oc- tolier I. IrtTS. W. P. JORDAN. oct.no M* Ordinary. A D3I1NISTRATRIX , S SALE.—By rirt ue ofan order of tbe Court of Onlinarv of Quitman county, will be sold, on tlie FIRST TUESDAY in DECfiklBKU next, before the Court-house door in the town of Georgetown, in aaid county, be tween the legal hours of sale, all of the lands be longing to the estate of Janies R. Pittman, late of raidcuuRty.dcceared; tbe mate being the place whereon bo resided at the time of his death, con sisting of eleven hundred acres of Und, more or less, and lies on the Cuthbert and Georgetown road near Knon church. Sold for tho purpose of distribution. Term* cash. BETSEY ANN PITTMAN. octSl law4w* Administratrix. Only 50 Cents per Batik, J: proinoto. the GROWTH, riiESEKTUS tbo COLOR, nnd Increase* the Tiger nnd 22HiUTYaf tho £ZA1£. T Ytlktj Atvy Ltox’s KATHAtaotr t was first pbonJ ia the ntrker by UHtf it has obtained, i« waprreodeatsd *ad iocre J. **-■ ^o^rfu W4 lircr* •*-- Pol dress: 30. 1* i aCTT at lh-* i rradtcsTra ibis. Ilinrrsasss UwGsorrsBB Hair. Jt is a dclirhtfal dressiag. Dsadrofl. ItprmsUtb* Hawfi^mtermac cr.< -. It ku<;>sihahoAdcool.a3'iiDvostAeh<»r*rich.*ofr. gkiMT Appearanco. It is th* *AWX m Oca*tciy sad Quautt m it wu over a firtsTUol aCrx- Tr»T Aoo. sad is sold » . all DnatiU aad Oca* try Stores at ouly i’jfly Ccnt« per iiuulc* K fosaa's Glory is Her Hair. LYON’S DR. WOODBRiDGE ti PAIN LINIMENT T> EMOTES in from IN©♦© twenty minutes the JV tiotant pain* NLl K.VLOIA ami , . CHRONIC H.H K' CjfATlfc'M. cirri:- wry re rare J to OBJ previous fair. . forms Cf these rtiwwi in from one to fire day /QUITMAN COUNTY l’OSTPONED MORT- W GAGE SHERIFF SALE.—Will he sold, bd- fucw tlie Ouurt-house door, in Georgetown. Quit- man county, Ga- on the first Tuesday in Dum ber next, b.’tween the 1-gul hours of sale, the fol low ing property, to-wit: Lot* uf fond No*. <52 and gf. and c*st half cf No. 67, injUte Sth district of originally Lee. now Quit- man county, known a* tlie property of Robert Reive*, trustee, etc- to «ti>fy a mortgage fi fa is sued from the Superior Court cf Quitman county, in faror of Abraham Shields against Robert Reive*, trustee, etc. Property pointed out iu fi fa and tenant notified. B.G. MORRIS. novTtd*Sheriff. KhraiM’th Hand, administratrix on the — tatc”of Joseph R. 1 land, lute of mid ctmnty.de- | ccn»>d. appli.’s for letters of dfomisaioti from sakl administration. This fi therefore to rite aU persons concerned to be and apiieur at the Court of Ordinary of sakl county, cm the first Monday in January r.cxt» to show cause, if any tliey can, why said Utters should not lie granted. Given under my liand cml official signature this the 25tli day of September. 1*70. I mffiili JXO. M. GREER*Ordinary- testament of Ririutrd Blalock, decvr.sod. applies for letters of dismission from his said trust This is. therefore, to cite and admonish nil jgr- son* concerned, to he and appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in January next, to show cause, if any they have, wHyattid letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 30th day of September, 1873. octft ftm JNO. 31. GREER. Ordinary. onl< ■BfiMuy of Bacon eouutyj Ga- will be sold before the Court-lions.; door in the town of O-'Iethorjha, in raid countv, on tlw first Tuesday in iX’oember next. 127 acres of land, \nwre or Jess, being 123 acres on tlie wi st side of lot No 113 and 4 acres off of lot Xo 114 in the *l*o ond district of originally Muscogee, now Macon ounity, and more particularly known as the premises on which John Ray.deccascd, resided at Itbe time of his death, and sold as tbe pro pert v of the estate of mid John Ray, deceased, for’the purpose of distribution. Terms cash. H M nov4td D. A. RAY. Executor. Rusiun lias applied for exemption of person’ ally, and I will pax upon the same at 12 o'clock. 3L. ou the 5ib day of Dccemlier next, at my office. nov22 ft JOHN M. GREER. Ordi’naiy. GEORGIA. MACON COUXTY.-John Taylor h«* applied for exemption of personalty, and I will pom upon the same at 12 o’clock, xi- on the 4th day of December next, at mv office, novff 2t JOHN M. GRlJER. Onlinarv. TWIGGS COUNTY GEORGIA. TWIGGS COUNTY.-*When \JT llubbarcl Reynokls applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of Ridley Ann Cranford, deceased: These are. therefore, to dt© and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause, if any they have to the contrary, at this office, on or by tho first Monday hi December next, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand officially. C. A. SOLOMON. oct!9 30d Ordinary. of administration, d© bom* non with the will nexed, on the estate of Benjamin Cranlonl, lrte of aafil county, dcreaaed: These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all perwos concerned, to show cause, if any they have to tlie contrary, at this office, on or by the first Monday in December next, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand officially. C. A. SOLOMON. opM9pflfl Onlinarv. APITMAX COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.— w Will be sold, bn tlie first Tuesday in Decern-1 her next, before the Court-house door, in tbe town of Georgetown, in mkl county of Quitman, to the highest bidder, lot of land Xo. 311. in Mh dis trict of originally Lee, now Quitman count/; 70 acres of said lot im;>rovcd. and with a good boose [ and out-houses. Sold for the purpose of division, a one-fifth interest in th© aarne belonging to my ward. Perry MeChrrolL Dy order of tlie Court of Ordinary at said coui.ty.snd by consent of esutieo. Term* cash. A. S. McCARROLL. novTtds*Guardian. /GEORGIA. QUITMAN COUNTY.—On tbe VT first Monday in December next, application will be made to rell tbe Und belonging to tbe estate of Nancy Hillman, late of aaid county, de- erased, for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said (to-ceased. novfl aim JOHN E. WADE.AJmr. 4 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—By virtue of an -fl onlar from the (.-uun of Ordinary u( Quit- *jd maaivuty.rain be KiU.<ra the Bnt Xurrafay in am Deramber rat before tbe Oouxt-borao door, in the wrnd Geonratoran. between the letral hour* of rale. Ibe Mlownw land* iMtonxinc to the ntate of CaJrm Teel doctiueJ. Tin lad of faodb'o.24; eaat half of lot Xo. SJ. and l!| oeroa of tho north port of lot Xo. 11. AUiutheSthdfatrirtof onzi- nally Lee. now Quitman county. Sold for tho benefit of tho beta and creditor, of raid eauto. Trenra raoh. H. U. IIAISTRJJ. nov5tol** Administrator. Mooeley in 2.512.4CJ, ifla Will Soou Kosniuo* MtMiui', Xovombvr 27.—The Firit NationAl Hank i> w^itini: the proper au thority from Washington to resume l nisi- th« stockholders having ruale up ^h« deficiency. nv.se- «.t.s cured 1X1 Bru:..\i In a few minute*, the pair and the rira. l.ty t-f t S»<’ rin-u.xrx cv.ntju fnna ihore uhi- ha\e uw»l ^ R- B. HALL. MfMXjn. and B. F. ULMER! . Boh. who hate it for sale. Addrv*« t.nlrra to DR. D. G. WCHiDBRlUGB. rt -lievizvrin the last to© bt-tid :.itU Duck* i of tlie mvk. f l ‘“itcqM.f n# virtues /QUITMAN COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.- 1 Will W be sold, on the first Tuesday in December neat; before tbe Court-taoure door, ia tbe town of Georgetown, in said county of Quit area, between the lesal hours of rale, lot of brad No. 353, in tbe Mh district of originally Lee. now Quitman county. Levied on as the property of the estate of L. A. Gonckc. deceased, to satisfy certain Jus tice Court fi fas issued In :n to; • Justice Court of the SI 1th district. G. M- of said county, against Martha H. Gonckc.executrix, etc-one iu favorof G. R. Hclawar. the others in favorof H. J. Oaltes and Webb X Dean, plaintiffs. Levy made by con stable and property pointed out by defendant. R. G. MORJUSh Sheriff. K XECUTOR’S SALE.—By virtue of an older from the Court of Onlinarv of Twiggs county, will be sold, before th© Court- house door in the town of Jeffersonville, in said county, on tbe first Tuesday in December next within tbe legal hours of sale. aU the lands be longing to tbe estate of Sampson Bredrer, de ceased. late of raid county, consist ing of 2021 acre*, more or lea*, tbe same being a part of two lota Xos. not known, but lying and being in tbe 23d district of said county. Term*, twelve months credit with small notes and good recurity. Bond for titles and possession given. Titles perfected when last payment ‘ made. LEVI GALLEMORE. novl to* Executor. IN VALUABLE GIFTS GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE, 1 prize of .$30,000 1 prize of 13,450 1 prize of 10.000 1 prize cf 7.500 4 prizes of 5,000 4 prize* of S£t» 20 prizes of l.ooo 20 prizes of 500 40 prize* of. Tickets $10. 6000 prizes of...... $100 I 1» prizes of 1000 I 9 prizes of 500 ( 9 prize* of. 3oo j 9 prizes of..... 3(1 prizes of...- 30 prizes of...... 150 1 ISO prizes ot 100 | , 5,600 prizes of. i( Tickets $10. Half Tickets $3. Quarters $2^0. Our lotteries are chartered by tlie State, are al ways drawn at tlie time named, and all drawings I ore under the supervision of sworn commiasiouers. $20)000 IN GREENBACKS! | ai ”w r We will draw a similar scheme tho last day of I ©Teiy month during the year 1873. 1 Remit at our risk by Postoffice. Money Orders. 1 Registered Letter, Draft or Express. Send for a ] ONE GRAND CASK PRIZE, $10,000 IN GREENBACKS l OXE CASH PRIZE OmCDO IX GCELVCACKS Oxe ParzE or fisooo Six Pkszes of SICoo each In Xz:x IMof or $300 2,500 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches i (ill all) worth from $20 to $300! j 5 ! irer ' Vc *t Chains. Solid and Double- Plated Silverware. Jewelry, ;te„ etc. *4 «*er of GifU 25JW0. Tickets lim ited to 100,000. Agents Wanted to sell TICKETS to | whom liberal Premiums will De paid, Sinsrlo Tickets $2; Six TickcU $10: Twelve Tick* eta $20; Twenty-live Tickets $40. Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de* I Bcriptiun of the maimer of drawing, and other in* formation in reference to the Distribution, will b© rent to any one ordering them. All letter* must be addressed to 1 Main Office. 101 W. Fifth Street. norl9 dAwOw passenger* for half stations cannot bo taken c put off. Passengers for Millodgavillo and Eatonton will take tnun No. 1 from Savannah and Augusta nnd train No. 2 from points onthe Southwestern Rail road, Atlanta and Macon. WILLIAM ROGERS. General Superintendent. I CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE. SOUTUWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. Macon, Ga., October 20,1573. O N and after Sunday, the £0thinsto. Passenger Trains ou this Road will run as follows: DAY EUFAULA. PASSENGER TRAIN. DWARE I Leavo Macon I Arrive at Eufaula ;. I Arrive at Clayton Arrive at Allmny Arrive at Arlington..... 9:05 A M 5:40 PM 7:20 P M 3:45 PM 7:15 P M 6:40 PM 7:20 AM 5:50 AM 5:35 A M circular. I Poatoffire Rot ?A-u! Address, MURRAY, MILLER A CO.. , St. T/)ni«. Vn fTBBMbabAJi 1 1 * JKATALYSINE WATER—Tire Great Medi-! Hcine of Natcek. Indorsed by tho Highotj nMedical Authorities. Restores Muscular Pow-| p to Paralytic, Youthful Vigor tothe Aged, nnd] | [elops the Young at a Critical Peried; Dis-J ■■es Calculi and “Chalky** Deposits; Cureg IGout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Neuralgia IG ravel, Diabetis, Diseases of the Kidneys, Livl wund Skin, Abdominal Dropsy, Chrome Diar-j Pho*n. Constipation, Asthma, Nervousness Sleeplessness. General Debility, and nearly ev-l L*ry class of Chronic Disease. Pumplilets con j laming History of the Spring and Testimonial: from Medical Journals, Eminent Physician* ind distinguished citizens, sent free by mail ■by WHITNEY BROS., Gen’l Agents,227 Soutl] ■Front sto, Philadelphia. For sale bv all drug- ■Mfe——■— aqgfieodamd Arrive at Fort Gaines Leave Clayton Leave Euiaula Leave Fort Gaines Leave Albany 10:47 A M Arrive at Macon «...'. 6:10 P M Connects with the Albany Train at Smithvillc, anil the Fort Gaines Train at Cuthbert daily, ex cept Sunday. Albany Train connects with . Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Trains at Albany, nnd will run to Ar lington on ‘Blakely Extension Tuesday and Fri day, returning Wednesday and Saturday. COLUMBUS 1>AT PASSENGER TRAIN. j Leave Macon- 8:45 A M Arrive at Columbus 1:50 p m j Lenvo Columbus. 2:30 r M j Arrive at Macon. 7:30 p M COLUMBUS NIGHT PRKIGIIT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Macon 7:15 r m Arrive at Columbus... 3:57 A M Leave Columbus 7:40 A M Arrive at Macon 6:00 A M Making dose connection with Western Rail road at Columbus for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, etc. EUFAULA NIGHT PRKIGIIT AND ACCOMMODATION WAR2EOOMS’; Poplar Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, I Leave Macon WO PM 1 Arrive at Eufaula 10:20 a M Arrivo at Albany 7:10 A M I Leave Eufaula 7:25 r m I Leave Albany 8:30 P M | Arrive at Macon fi:45 A M Trains leaving Macon and Eufaula on this J schedule Sunday, -Monday, Wednesday nnd I Tliurdny nights, connect ut Smilliville with 1 trains to Albany. DIXIE WORKS, FJjRST STBEET, COMTEK OP CHERRY. THE SHORTEST BOUTS TO FOBTUNE. $100,000 FOB OXLY*a 50! THE LARGEST RETURN’ FOR THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT. A. G-RASTIS GIFT CONCERT! WILL BE HELD AT LEAVENWORTH, KAN., DECEMBER 31st, 1S73, FOR THE BENEFIT OF A JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL. 40,000 Gifts, $450,000 in'Prizes, Principal Prize $100,000 j Eff.^^ara^ragjMra a ^ print to For Portable and Stationarj Steam, Eagiaes. e Court-house, surrounded by mag- I PAGE’S Patent Portable CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. ’ I' "* " ] To ent from 300 to 2000 feet per hour, with one «?»•. Gan?, Mufay and Sash Sow Mills Portable ■ 1nm I Glut Mills LelTel, Turbina Voter Wheels and every kindoi Jliuhiiwry Mrasaory to tho momi- S'factor, ol Lumfar. Addrco, G*b. Pioi- i co, yn'iUI go-gfa-.Sdmraderrt. Baltiinore, Md, Send lor Horerildiv. Cotmhraim and Price list. MACON, GA. W/ji mjqhSJ Agents AVanted. Send lor cntologne. Pganiii Srafa, 3faihhr tmjay, Sn 7afa STEAIW ENGINES! BOILERS AND MACHINERY. Stationary and portable Steam Engines and Boil- . ers, Gray's Anti-Friction Cotton Press. Circular, Gang and 31 ifby Saw Mills; Portable and Sta tionary Flouring Mills, Sugar Cane Mills ami Sn- gar Pans, Narrow Gauge Locomotives ami Dum my Engines for street roads and mining purposes, j new and second-hand Iron and Wood Workitw Machinery of every description. Send for cir- GUERNSEY, BARTRUM & HENDRIX, PKOl’BIETOHS. OHANGEOF SCHEDULE. WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO* Office General Passenger Aoknt, Atlanta, Go., July 10,1373. O N and after this date— LIGHTNING EXPRESS For New York. Eastern and Virginia Cities, Leaves Maoon. by Macon A Western Rail- tquA. 11:00 A X Arrives at Atlanta................................. 5:30 P m Loaves Atlanta 6:00 PM Arrives at Dalton 10:30 p M Arrives at Chattanooga 1:10 ax Pullman Palaoo Drawing-Room and Sleeping- DOOR‘3, SASH AND BLINDS, WINDOW AND DO OB PEAMIS, BALUS- TEIIS, NEWEL POSTS, S0B0LL WORKS, B7ILDEBS’ HABDWABE. I POaenger* leaving by this train arrive in New GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, PUTTY, EIO., ETO., ETO. JOHWSON & DUNLAP, . 7% Third Street, Maccn, Ga. cular. an onler from th© Court of Onlinarv, will be sold before the Court-house door, in the town of Jeffersonville. Twiggs countv. Ga. on the first Tuesday in December next, with in the legal hours of sale*, all lands belonging to the estate of James JUlkoom. deceased, late of raid county. Term* made known on day of sale. J. F. BALKCOM. LAFAYETTE BALKCOM.* ort2ft-4M*Administrator*. tnch5 iawiwU hruL»*;cX (is. /GEORGIA. QUITMAN COUNTY.—Martha VT H- Gcocke appLes to bm for exempticn of i<r»joal:y and settfer ajcixt an«l valuation of uomestead in both Quitman ami Ramlolph cccn- in said State, and the same will De paw-d upon at 10 ©’clock, a. sc, on the 24th day of No vember, ISIS, at my other, aoris lit* W. P. JORDAN, Ordinary. [before the Court-house dcor in Jeffersonville, eountr. within the legal hours of salt*, on the ■■ Tuesday in December next, the following de- I scribed property, to-wit ; Three hundrctl and fifty acres of land, more or leas, being lot Xo. 214, and 150of adjoining lot; I said lends adjoining lands formerly owned by H. H Tarw. R R Slappey. Sr, and Gu>tav;:« Mc- Crea. Also, 481 acre*, more or Jess, bounded as follows: On the north by lands of Tarver A Brother: south by M B Slappey and M E Carter, and ©rest by W J tiodp.w; all the above described lands lying and being in tbe 24th district cf said county. Levied onto satisfy one fi fa issued from Twi«* Superior Court In favorof C B Smith vs T E McCrea and G McCru. Said lands in pos> sejision of P M SoJi rr.on. R R Slappey and John A McCrsn. crcrutorof G MeCrea. Pto-iertj pchit- ed out by plaintiff** attomer. Afoo. at tbe some time and plane, the following Ipruj* r: r.to-wit: Lot No. 34 containing 20*| acres, more or learn, and port of lot Xo. 3S. containing 10© acres anore or less, which said lot and port of lot lying and being in tbe 3Gth district of said coun ty, and known as tbe S K Long place, now in po*- ■fsinwcf John Renfro* u tenant, under E W Hughes as purchaser. Sold to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of I John X Rc met airs Solomon K Long. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Also, st tbe same time and place. 2051 acres of land, more or less, being lot No. 100 in the 27th district of said county, to .satisfy one fi fa issued from Twirgs Superior Court in favorof w II Bne- hshvsJofanH Fitzpatrick. Property in posses-1 uon of J H Fitzpatrick and poimod out by plain tiff’s attorney. cov2uU JAMES T. BTiU Sheriff. Consisting of the superb palatial residence cf Si mon Ahrlre, " * dwelling in tho United States, being only blocks from the Court-house, surrounded by mag nificent jground*. orchards, gardens and vine wilding has been -ouly ree pleted with all modern improvement*. lMt i Z i: LIST. Ift Prizes. Real Estate, - - - 1 Cash Prize, 2 ** $10,000 each, - - 4 ** ** 5,000 “ 4 - 2A<*> “ l.out) WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. SO Vesey Street. New York. so 100 500 200 tr FIRESIDE SS'WSffiSSK 20,000 I made by I'LLMli Ai AT WOOD, producra 20*000 I the largest liuht. Can be used ou any ul 15JKJ0 I lamp. For sale by all lamp dealers, 401000 Prizes Tbe title to the aboTe real estate » guaranteed *5SS 500 AGENTS 91.ISS I S* 00 * »><* bfatonral CIIAIITS. Splerolid ra- | sortraent! I.rroKUt-s! fau-,-eprofits! Addles, SOOMh I jj4 V?J^ * LUHEBCHT, Jimpiro Map and Chart irantccd I K* ubll »hr"™t. >»« Liberty ttVNew York. ‘"^lifa-ral farm, olthfa srhemcbrinra it irith- MONEY Sf^ftghfLtKra 1 OifaroJ lor tbe l»»r man to ri» to uealtla PRICE OF TICKETS. Hanover st. Boston. I WOMEU G *rfa»n<l.^Boys wanted Single Tickets, $2 50; Eleven Tickets. $35 00; cLT Fifty-sta Tid^ts. $125 00; One Hundred and Fif- mlities. Xo capital needed. Catalogue Term*. -aSSaSMSberaulennder tha rapartn- ftinT' 1 ™ tendency of a committee appointed by the lxirh- *,Uulysw b est officials in the State, •worn to the faith- MI I I $5 » $20 luahest offinafa both of ntj. rount.vand pie. of either sox. yoans or old. make muro money State hare not oafreodonod Mr. Abela, but also at work for u. in their spareiuomoiits. trail the hfaatbrara. .... than at anythin* else. Farticnlan fro.-' Tbe demand tor tickets 11 unparalleled, and all I Address G. STINSON a CO. Portland, ii.in.. fsirina to participate in the dnwinzs should at „ m . ; oacetonntoeir dub, and tend in tbefr orders. | RtT, ltflea Ml Ifiltre {« AJlfrlat. AGpiTN 1TAXTED in M SlnUs, Cities Seo tbe Advertisers’ Gazette, SO and Towns »* the U. 8. and Canadas. I Sent by mail for 25c. Vddrc* s ° I Valuable Lands for Sale. ooe person out cf every ten who purchase a ■6© of 11 is bound to win two pnzes. For further information and particulars, send I on the first Tuesday in December next, within for circulars to the Martaerrand Proprietor, and th -' legal hours of sale. ' " HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. 7 Vo have in store the best? selected stock of HAKDWA B£ in Middle Georgia, | and < .ofy competition in quality or price. POCK1ST CUTLERY. .... Wc imiiort direct from Sheffie Id, England, and will guarantee to duplicate any Isk™!raibat“ - Dll i bought in New York from job: >ers. | Arrive at Augusta at Table Cutlery, Plated Gc'ods, Britannia and Iron Spoons. We aro prepared to offer extra in ducemonU, as we buy from manufacturers by tb e case, and get extra, discount. BUILDEBiS’ HARDWARE. Our stock is large and complete, and p rices lower than at any time since the war. . A Pull Lilne of Saw Mill Goods. The largest stock of WAG< )N and CAEEIAGE GOODS in the market. York the second afternoon, at 4:44 P M, over thir teen hours earlier than iMissentreni by any other route can with safety roach New York,leaving the same evening. DAT WESTERN EXPRESS. Leaves Macon at.. lblO p M Leaves Atlanta at 8:30 A X Arrives at Chattanooga feSO a ac Close connection at Chattanooga for all points West. Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains. For further particulrs addraess^ jolylltf POET EOYAL BAILBOAI). Office of Etsinbeb axd Superintendent AUGUSTA, Ga., June 28,1873. O N anil after Monday, June 30, trains on this ‘Road will ru i as follows: DOWN 1 AT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Aurti.fa ot S : H AJt Arrive at Port Itoyalat 2:18 r at Arrive ot Charleston at 4:45rit Arrive at Savannah SAo r sc or dat rASSzsozit tbais. Mill leave Port Kojal at Leave Cb.rle.tou ot Agents for the Cel ebrated Howe Platform Scales V. H. Stark’s Dixie Plows, 11 and i COTTON GIN. horse. Last, but not least, the D .PEATT IKON and STEEL and crct ything kept in a first class Hardware House. Wo mean business, and all we ask is a trial. If we don’t sell you, it shall not be our fault. octlfi tf MJIO.V ABELEft, LOST ENERG Hd.' Wesknesa I thev H. , Syphi Jthe following property, to- wit: Lota of land Xos.«. 192, 103, 25 and CO. in the 15th district of originally Houston, now Ma-i concwuity. aa tbe property of the estate of Mat- ILLe^tt. deceased. On said lands are two I pa rate plantation*, or settkmenta, both well proved, and will be sold separately; one known. I tbe place whereon Dr. E. A. Le^ett now re- peedy curet ol these or other sihasita I ^Sbraring the three*fiSfstSentiaS^lrSST of a private nature, call, or send stamp for private I and the ocher known os the Everett Db-ee em- Box .* t) " bracing tbe two last mentioned lots. Soidtopu?! Medyal Institute. 137 Sycamore street, trance of an order of the Superior Court cf said are ®° c ertain I county, to cany out snd perform the report of tbe that no pay will be required of rv«ponsib.e per' ; Master m Chancery of the S. W. Circuit making *cns for treatment until cured. A nst to ite Mu- J a final settlement of said estate, seum will convince you that this Institute is the Soil at the risk of the former purch-iv only sure one in the Lfitted states to euro SypU* Terms ca 3 h. A. II GR K E r. • l “- J declleodly l ocUw3t Reiver, lis and restore manhood. 9:43 A If 8:10 A 3£ 9:30 A It 5:3a p M DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Mill leave Augusta at.. 2:10 P X Arrive at ftrt Royal at... 11?35 P M Arrive at Charleston at -■.■-.rS t S Airive at Savannah at 12*J0 P X UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave tort Boyal at — l 2£Z 2 Leave Savannah ot.... J -0 P M Arrive at Augusta at— 8 00 A 3£ Passengers leaving Macon by the &30 a X train on llacori and Augusta Railroad, arnw *t Augus ta in time to make dose 0011 section with1 the down night pwswigg train tki« f or I ort Itoyal and Savannah. JAMBfiQ. MOORE, July 1 tf Engineer and supennb’nacnt. STERLING B. TONET ERNEST PESOHKE’S Macon Stand ard Mean Time. ssssssass 2S iSiMSfSsS gsyK To, for the purj»o*e of SB •........ . - the exact Macon mean time to within a fraeti.vc attention paid fo five RepainvQ ? work mad* to order. lian passage of tho of a second. and Rating of firm H atches, and stars, 1 will be able to keep SAMUEL W. GOODE. GOODE & TONEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SOLICITOBS IN CHANCEBY, klfaila, ala. (Office over J.T. Kendall's store, Brood street) W it . T1 rortiee in the State and Federal Courts I afd!Ss’n3.inthc Courts ol Swithwcstem Goorgin nnd elsewhere bysiKcml contract. Prompt ntt. iit on Daid to collections in Alabama and JfiES* iVul investignte fand titles whenever rvquetdoL 0Ctd9 lm » HAEBISON, BRADFORD & CO’S STEEL PENS. Sjtec’ial attention called to tho well known numbers* 505-75-28-20 and 22, Factory, 3ft. Vernon; Office 75» John St., New York. W. A, RANSOM & 00., Manufacturers and Jobbers of BOOTS AND SHOES, 1S8 AND 1» 13RAND ST.. NEW YORK. Represented by R. W. Hogan, Ol Georgia, octtMdijr