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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH And **jo.n»oC*.n i.-.fifta.-l W ■■ .SaJ>.JTa«MWlta »KS8bNOER5 i«H MITT" n ^ - SUNDAY MORNING, .NOVEMBER 80, 1873) .. -. —————".-an«au.-ai ■ falfffrHjtlt (t^flessciiHtr SUNDAY MORNING, Non The Koll ol the New I’ongrca* Tin- K'-rty-tliml Ci.n^r,-^ for it. «ir~t M-s.-ion ,.n MoilUt Doo. il I" 1. Tiro vioi*.it«i.|,« „f }.. un.-e brought about Ion . ban - roiiij'loxion of th« llou... <,f j ; ' than of the Souato. \f V VBTi.tJCI' 1. I V It'll*, 2 •> A lu-r. ff IU. J.U'Pnfn W. .1 r,. i/< in t h< puLln.uro liavo auMin two thinls of the l.o«, r II.„ all but l.-t in thu Sen ,;, tl., ing majority roj.ro..nt.,1 l. v rote, whi h they liar,- rt. u v.. tl.. Scn.it' four in i that 1- lv 11.1 til. on full. II. - 2. It 11 I.. Pi. a aeat bulong- i by P. ii. s. iK Tl... i:. 1 ■ : li»t ini'to Louisiana, . ..nt, PinehUek. who bol.Ia t thu KeUo-„'jf U'lvcmim nt Mnlatlre of tl,.- Derrox-n tin. Mat ia fill-l, a two wouM requiru fifty voU- rails. IU will 1,0 Pocn by t lio foil liai u forty-nino Smabirs tli» 1 !! !••••'• "• n, ‘' 1 '• '■•r : 1'".' V" five, or an aggxwgoto of ncT.-ntr-throe. 'I'll- lb jiubbu.in will |' . t. . a mail., up tl.oir their t» -tl ..." ’ To* following is tl... roll ..f Senator. » ALABAMA C. S-’iinjz. L. V. Ilogg. Wiiih. T. tV. Tirrojr. P. H. Hitchcock. NEVADA. W. M. Nt- wart. J. P. Jones. NEW if ax rsu I HE. . A. H. Crajjin. msham. U. Wsdleigh. MEW JEKXET. J. P. tilorlton. F. T. Krelinghnysen. NKW TOI.JC. R. E'•* Fixtox. H. Conklin^. NORTH CAROLINA. -V. IF. Hutuora. A. S. Merritnan. OHIO. John Sherman. A. Q. Thurman* onoov. J. K. K<u ¥ . J. II. Mitchell. rxXMYLTAVfA. Simon Cameron. John Scott. mvooi: island. H. II. Anthony. William Srmui'L »Oimi CAROLINA. T. J. Robertson. J. J. Patterson. TKJfjVESffKK. w. O. Brown]ow. Henry Cooper* TEXAS. M. C. Hamilton. J« W. Flanagan. VERMONT. O^OTffo F. Edmund*. J. S. Morrill. VIRGINIA. J. IF. Johnston. George E. Spencer. O, OotdiKaraite, ARKANSAS. P. Clayton. S. \V. Dorsey. CAUfOENU E. easterly. A. A. Sargent. CONNECTICUT. O. S. Kerry. W. A. llucki DELAWARE T. y. Bayard. KliSauUunj. FLORIDA. S. 11. Conover. A. Gilbert. asoitaiA. T. 31. .Vorwood. JB. Gordon. ILLINOIS. J. A. Logon. It. J. Ogle.by. INDIANA. O. P. Morton. D. D. Pratt. IOWA. tv. B. Allison. G. G. Wright. KANSAS. J. J. Ingalls. Robert Crozier, KENTUCKT. J. IV. Ulrreuos. T. B. UeCretry. LOUISIANA. J. It. West. Vmcanry. MAINE. T.. M. Morrill. II. Hamlin. X ART LAND. IV. T. Hamilton. G. K. Dennis. XAMACIfUIIErr*. CHAM.ES HCMNEB. D in W. 7. E. It. II... • J.1 S. Williams 'Ci. K. IL-ar. 10. *A!vah Crocker. 11. *11. I*. Dawes. M1CXIOAX. 1. MosraW. Field 4. J. C. Burrows. 1. Ml. T Eillne.’ 2. *.I. M. IVn’lleton. hOt -U • < I '•! IN i. I M. II. Rainey. 2. A. J. Bander. 3. 'll. II. Klliot. 4. ‘A. S. Wallace. At large—It. II. Chin TENNESSEE. Harris. 1. *R. It. llatler. 2. J. M. Thornburg. 1 R_ R- R- COTTON STATES All*ert. trend**. Jr. l< itmnrrnL UufBnton. W. ’THE GEEAT SEKESY HOME PURPOSES. FOR Hooper. EiKiaim. 1. L. Q. C. Lamar. 2. A. K. Howe. 3. MI. W. Ilany. 4. Jason Nile*. 0. m G. C. McKee. C. J. lb Lynch. ■ biuovu-H George S. Houtwell. J. F. Lewis. MIcnlOAN. WEST V1ROTMTA. Z. Chandler. A. I. lloroman. T. W. Keny. II. (I. Dari*. MINNESOTA. WlaOONEIN. Wilfioni Win (loin. T. O. Howe. Alexander llamoey. M. If. Carpenter. xiniaairri. J. L. Alcorn. A. Ames. 'Republicans in Roman. DetnoernLu in italic*. Liberal Republicans or In*lo* pendants in small cai In the last Senate the Democrats had but fifteen members; now they have nineteen, niwl tlie prospect of enlarging the opposition majority in the next Sen ale. to replace members whose terms ex piro March 3, 1S75, is as follows i Virginia having gone largely Demo, era tic, will replace Senator Lewis by un opjwdtion Senator. The saino may In, said of Texas, and probably of West Vir ginia and Tciuuwseo. Wisconsin han not gono Democratic, but Senator Carpen ter's defeat for ro-ulaction is unirersally eoncodod, while nn Indejiendcnt Repub lican or anti-ring man will doubtless rc- plnoo him in tlio Senate. In the other Northern States, the j.re. onb Senators will either 1-, ro-elocUd or replaced by members of tho same political faith, with tho exception of New Jersoy, where tlie ltepublirans will gain a Senator, and New York, where Senator Fenton, who joined tho Liberal lie publicans lost year, will ho aurcoodod by a “ true blue " Republican. We come now to tho roll of the present 1 fouso of Koproscntnti vos, which has been increased by the Apportionment Act. un der tlie census of INTO, from 243 members to 202 members, as follows XKrKESENTATIVEE OF THE KOKTT-TIUltP CONOREKS AS FAR AS OITICIALLV AfCER TAIN EU.* NEVADA. 1. »C. W.KmuMl. NEW IIAMrsillUE. 1. Win. II. Smnll. 2. Austin F. l’ite. 3. *11. IV. l'arlrr. NEW JERSEY. 1. »J. W. Haxeltou. 2. S.im'1 A. Doiibins. 3. Amos Clark. Jr. 4. Habrrt Hamilton. r>. Win. W. Phalps. 0. Marcus L. Ward. 7. Isaac W. Scudder. NSW YORK. 1. II. W. Scndder. 2. J. G. 8thu maker. 3. S. L. Wood fori. ALABAMA. ]. F.G.Hromukim. 2. Mas. T. Rapier. 3. Charles Pelham. 4. 'Charles Hays. 6. J. H. fatdterll. & Masfph H. Slot. At largo. A. White. C. C. Ninats. ARKANSAN. 1. Contented. 3. 'O. P. Snydexi. 3. Contrated. W. J. Haynes, a. 1. CALIFORNIA. 1. Clms. Clayton. 2. H. K. Page. 3. J. 4; l.uttrrU. 4. *S.O. Houghton, t. Philip S. Crooko. Connecticut. 5. * 1 I'm. II. 1,’oberti. 1. *J. B. Hawley. (5. *8. 8. Con. 2. *S. W. Kellogg. 7. T. J. Crtamer. 3. H. Starkweather. 8. John D. Lawson. 4. *IV. II. ll.imum. ft. David 11. Mellinh. DELAWARE. 10. *y<mar.do IVood. 1. Jas. £. Lofland. 11. *C. X. roller, Florida. 12. *Chas. St. John. 1. Mosia T. Walls. 13. J.O.WniTrnouiE. 2. Win. J. Purnuin. 11. J*.icul AT. l)e lVilf. ueoruia. l.V. *KU Perry. 1. Uoryan Battle. 16. James S. Smart. 2. *B. H. Whltoley. 17. Robert S. Hale. 3. Philip Cook. IS. *W. A. Wheeler. 4. H. H. Harrie. IP. II. H. Hathorno. 5. J. C. FroemaR. 20. David Wilber. 6. J. H. Blount. 21. *C. Ia Merriam. 7. *P. M. It. Tmoy. 22. »K. H. Kobcrti. K. A. tl. Stephen;. 23. *Wm.E. Lansing. 0. H. P. Bell. 21. *Iu IL Duell. Illinois. 23. C. D. MacDougnll 86. *W. H. Lamport. 27. T. C. Platt. •If. B. Smith. 'Freeman Clark 3. Win. CrutchfieV 4. 'Jn... M. Bright. Butler, C. H. If. Harrison. & • W.C.WUUharne. 7. J. I>. C. Atli. H. David A. X unn. P. Ilarbonr Lewis, At Large. •Horace Maynard. TEXAN. I. * IV. 8. Herndon. 2. Wm. P. ilrLean. 3. •DcIV.C. Giidiajt fi. W. E. Williams. 4. *John Hancoel. J. W. Iiegeie. At Large. 7. “O. D. Conger. Royer Q. MM*. K. N. II. Bradley. Ana H. IVithe. P. Jay A. Hubbell. MINNESOTA. VERMONT. 1. • a. H. Dunnell. 1. *C. W. Willard. 2. II. Ji. Strait. 2. *L. P. Poland. 3. *}. T. Averin. 3. Geo. W. Ifendoe VIRGINIA. 1. James B. Scner. 2. J. II. Platt, jr. 3. J. A. Smith. 4. *W.H. II. StowclL 5. AUr. iI. Dari*. 6. T. Whiltkead. 7. *Jokn T. Harris. 1. E. O. Stannard. 8. Eppa Hanlon. 2. *Era*tiu I Veil*. 0. Bear T. B-ncen. 3. IV. II. Stone. west Virginia. 4. IL A. Hatcher. 1. Contested. 6. It. P. Bland. 2. Contested. 6. MI. E. Havens. 3. Contested. 7. T. T. Crittenden. Wisconsin. K. * Abram Oominyo. 1. C. G. Williams. !•. ‘Isaac C. I*arker. 2. *G. W. Har.lcton 10. Ira B. Hyde. 3. M. Allen Barber. 11. John B. Clark, jr. 4. *AUz. MitcheU. 12. John M. Glover. &. *c. A. Etdralje. 13. A. II. Buckner. 6. *P. Sawyer. NEBRASKA. 7. *J. M. Bosk. 1. L. Crounso. 8. Alex. S. McDilL territorial delegates. ARISONA. MONTANA. •E. C. McCormick. Martin Higgins. COLORADO. NEW MEXICO. Jerome B. Chaffee. S. B. Elkins. DAKOTA. UTAH. • -V. A'. Armstrong. George Q. Cannon. DIB'T or COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON. • N. P. Chipman. Ola,Hah 11. McPadden. IDAHO. WYOMING. John Hailey. iriUiam B. Steele. Republicans in Roman 191 Democrats in Italic* 87 Liberal Republicans or Independents in small cars 4 • Members of the last Congress. It will be seen that of the wholo num- l>erof Representatives-elect (tho Territo rial Delegates having no votes) 120 were members of tho last House, while no tlian 172 are new members. Of the latter number, however, twenty have been mem bers of former Congresses. The roll foots up as follows: Republicans 191 Democrats. 87 Liberal Republicans or Independents.. 4 Con tested seats Total 292 taken internally-hsv »tr-.j,.,dai iLlut-l in Mdtur. i, s plmiantdrink—il.mulaiinj sod fttnttvrtbrmn^. IT—when there is STOW PAIN quirkertbsn morpbiiir. rhloco- turm. oj.um. or sn/ other suodyne kiaarn to the IP Sl'IiDKNI.Y SEIZED with pain, asta «[.. ntul in ■ rhee of «,n. in , . r w min- otes, moure all 1 KRMINn SLBJECT to appoplexT. brsrt di*> " Men faintir... abouht keep 1 a to>iu<,(ul ui enter, wifi novealf dilEcuhjr. Radway’s Ready Relief ItK Crsnd Power In the PrercHtloD and Cire of Pestilential and CoiiitfluiiK Uivcnvfv It is in dkowe* where inmediaSe and absolute LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. MACON, ORGANIZED In 1869, GEORGIA. North British & Mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY, OF .'.ONDON AND EDINBURGH. CAPITAL—SOLO - - - - $10,000,000 ATTEMTIOMII Under Laws of I State of Georgia. Insures Stores. Merchandise. Dwellings, Furni ture and all other property at LOWEST RATES! 1 rcla-f i. raqnind whrrrin this ran ■ aupenor. and ws mixiil aay. taper er in mviiig life and laxsaounc In rasa where epidemic diseases, pestilence, mall-pox. (even. etc. exiaL thii remalv ;snres the intent power of a disinfectant, nentmliirr and care. No cm that use. the ICredy Belief when Asiaticchuiere. Fellow ferer, tjrpb>*l fcrer, small-pax. diptberia. etc. prersil in s nomonoi It, will be arfawd with them dmami and il M-ind when uain* iL will be cored if the din*. lions are followed. Dimple as thn remedy is it fsmwrea the elements of enreef the mom violent, painful and fatal disease, that soou rgo the earth. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF WILL'AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OP THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING, PALPITATION OF THE HEART HYSTERICS, CROUP. DIPTHEBIA. CATARRH, INFLUENZA. HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS. The application of tbs Ready Relief to the part or larla where the pain or difficulty exists trill si- Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will in a few momenta rare C “ “ “ aril, Hcartbora. Kick lie- Bowels, and all internal pains. Traveler* should alwars rnrry n bottle of Bad, way’s Ready Relief with them. A few drops in water will prevent sickness or pains from Hums, of water. It is better than Pouch Brandy or Bit ten as s stimulant. FEVER AND AGUE. Fcrer and A rue rami for fifty rente. Tliere U not a remedial ajrrnt in tbn world tiiat wi'» -*Mm Fever and Artie, and all othrr .Malarious. Ilili.-us, Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow and other Fevers (nidral hy ILnflway* I*ilb) ao quick as Radway’s Ready Ready Relief .V) cents per bottle, and Tilla 25 cents a box. bold by druggists. HEALTH! BEAUTY! STRONG AND PURE RICn BLOOD-IN CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT- CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECUR ED TO ALL! DR. RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Resolvent Has made the most astonishinr cures. So quick ao rapid are the change* the body undergoes, unde t lie influence of thut truly wonderful medicine that EYKKT PAT AX INCREASE 15 FLESH AND Canada TIUstIcs. < hit West theta ate a “sure croji” when heat ami drought kill almost everything •lac. They appear to lie proof against all efforts to destroy them, anil neither lire, poison nor tho knife has more than n temporary effect uj>on their vitality. In one locality the jilant ho-r hoeti mowed before octal time, jiloughcd early in tho season, and raked up by the root.', then out with the hoe nl intervals of five days during the month of June nnd July, and finally out again with the hoe and broad- axe later in tho seiu-on. In another lo cality the thistle., were dug up and burnt; in another they were hacked off close to t ho ground, and .-alt strewn over t he root-t; another they were saturat'd with Strong brim- and sprinkled withatjuaforti-s. nnd in another they were covered with refuse lime from g:is works to the depth of several indie-'. One ltold farmer whose wrath ngaitl.it the weed nilikt have been uncommonly fierce actually pulled them I up by tho roots, then dug a hole where J WL ' In:!T 13 sxkx i.xi> feli thu roots has been, nnd filled it with TUB GREAT III.(MID PURIFIER, benzine. He thinks ho killed the thistles I Kerry drop of t hr s A RS A P A RI I.L IA N R Eso L thus treated, but it is net quite certain; I5ji T .ST!S!?3;!jr the l,l<K«l. : a ww.;«vs.i re- „ • ortno ami oilier fluid* xiimI nun'll of tho astern 1 nor 18 there, wo are pained to say, a sin- lhe vivor of lilr. few it n-inira tho wastes if tho fflo well autiicnticate<l eradication. I bodv with ih*w nut! sound mntcrinl. Scrofuli. Thistle “commissioners” have been ajt- s . v P". i ' i ^ Gon»um|itioii. tllsndutsr Diseases, Ul- ! . *. I irnuii tlm Thnsit and Mtsith. Turners. Nodes in Jiointed, but it is c.u»y to sto from their I ,| w (Hands and nlls-r |isrt* if the svstrm. Star, report that they fear nnd anticipate a I Kye*.Mrumonsir Disriiann, (ram the Earn.and tine showing of tlio neet Canadian flower I the nanttmm << Skin IMscwaos, Knjntion. IVvrr next Henson, in sj>ite of boos,. ploughs, SnoMuWoras in thoFkSu bruuliiiCsS salt, aquafortis, lime, and Turoom.Csn«Tsin the Womb, nnd all Weakening benzine. As a final resort it is reeom- | ,J Ib^IuuycN, NSweats. Iy»s Intended by a Chicago journal % J pound of nitro-pflyoerino be placed under I anTcbemMyyTimd a few d*>V usTwili prove each tliistlc and exploded by electricity. I "WF person uninx it for cither of thesw term J 1 diTawt its potent power to cure them. H the intient. duly beomrins ivducwl by rn.stcand «lccoini»ositron tint iscontimullr f re’n-ssinp. sumvds in nm>tin? tlie^ wa>t.^ repwini the >auio with new material made from ml this tl o SAUSAFARILLIAX \\ ill ami docs secure—a nm* is cvrtain: forwlh-n trtuv tins remedy commend* its Mi rk <.f jmritira- lion, ami Mirossls in dimini»hiu? the l«»>s wastes, its repairs Mill Ik* vapid,and cvcrr «bv t... . l>:»ti« iit m ill f.vl himself yrrowin&rU ttcraud»tronc- cr. tlio fthnl diA*Mim? letter, appetite iinpnnimr. an*l tlc**h an.! weight inrn*a%ii*r. Not only do»-s ih.SAKSUWKlI.l IA X Ki:>oLYi:.\T. x.vlrill known rcmcilbl aL-.-nts in the inn* of Chronic, Scrofulous. Constitutksfin! nnd ^kin DiscCNcs, but it is the only positive euro for Kidney mid Illndder Complnlnts, Urinary and Womh Cravtl. DinVtes l>r»»psy.Sn.pp3iroof Water, Incontinonccof Urine, ltivhl * l>i**oase. Albuminuria, and in all i-asc-s wlicre tbero are brick dust dc)iositjf. or the water is thick.cloudy, Uiixtsl with sulHtamrs like tho m> hi to (<f an er*. or thnwdsliko whito wlk. or there u a morbid, dark, bilious apjnwnuMW aiul white bone dust deposit, and mIk ii there is u pricking, bumiaic sensation when passing water, nnd paiu j in tho small of the back and along the loins. Tumor of 12 Years' Growth Cured by Radway’s Resolvent! UEVEEiT. Mass- July lfi, IVTT. Pe. I’, ill Wat : I have ha.1 Orarisn Tumor in theovarie.autlItowels. lllthelV-t. r,“th. ru us. no help for it." t tried rveiythine that was rerommentletl. but unttiinz hdpetl me. I ssw Tne«ilylum;arY!iaiinr«na^l.waeennti« rathStO#Ai*^iwtrf^ ' ptrot ol the I STONE WALL GUARANTEED CAPITAL, ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1873, ..... its principal Features are: Absolute Security, Economical Management, and Liber-1 ality to the Insured. Policies Issued on all Approved Forms—No Fancy Schemes. 3VC XT l-OLICIES ISSUED ON THE T U A L F X* oA. 2ST . At the lowest mutual re tec. and Dividend* declared when policies are two years old and applied at the end of the third year as followi: To redaction of premium when all nuh is paid; to reduction of Loans when loon is ipven.br to incraue of insnrance when desired. POLICIES ISSUED UPON THE STOCK OR NON-PARTICIPATING PLAN,| At os low rates and upon as favorable terms as ran be used with safety. IT IS A HOME COMPANY Making all its investments in the South and therefore aiding in the development of its industries I It is managed with economy, and great care given in the selection of risks. Good, Reliable Solicitors will Find this an Rasy Company to Work. J FERTILIZER. For sale by TURPIN & OGDEN, SOLE AGENTS, MACON. GA. octTtf General Agent, or t WM. B. JOHNSTON WM. S. HOLT... GEO. 8. OREAR JOHN W. BURKE JAMES MERCER GREEN .. A. AY. MAI!ILL. OFFICERS;- CANNED GOODS! CHOICE GOGDS IN TIN AND GLASS. [ FRUIT JELLIES. FRUITS. PICKLES. SALMON. LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, etc. A«?t for “jy,?» lo "' i ,rices - ..Medial Kxsnrair R. II. W RIO LEY A CO. ^....^....Superintendent of Ayj le*. j saJICEL w. goodk. DIRECTORS^MACON: WM. B. JOHNSTOX, PETER SOLOMON. VIROIL POWERS. DAVID FLANDERS, JOHN W. BURKE, L. X. WniTtLE, WILLIAM S. nOLT. HENRY L. JEWETT. A. L. MAXWELL. IL W. CI'BBEDfSE, K. J. JOHNSTOX. A. R. LAWTON, JOHN P. KING,. RICHARD PETER.S,.. T. J. SMITH WILLIAM JOHNSON G. T. MEMMIXUER C. P. I! AM MET SAVANNAH: AUGUSTA: ATLANTA: leh22Kunlv STIIRLIXO n. TONEY GOODE & TONEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, —AND— SOLICITOKS IN CHANCERY, ElFAlbA, ALA. (Ofllco over J. T. Kemlall’s store. Broad street.) W ILL prartiit) in tlio State and Federal Courts of Alalmma, in tlio Courts of Southwestern —** v * Jfc * ' I Georgia and elsewhere hyipcrialeontract. Prompt ......Montano I attention paid to collections hi Alalmma and Gconrin. Will investigate land titles whenever requested.oct2t» lm JOHN J. GRE.SHAM. C. A. NUTTING. GEO. S. ORE AIL ' JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET, JOHN S. BAXTER, wm. n. ROSS. ANDREW LOW. MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS fllhbr, . hOKKXli: da t.- rii. ips .v A COBBBTT, PARLOR, CHAMBFR ANO OFFICE FURNITUR MATTRESSES, SPRING BEOS, ETC., Nrw Yoril WJI. I. DOBKUI'8. D. L. ROBERTS. V. A. GAKD DWIGHT L. ROBERTS & 00.. FACTORS ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT; JOHNSON & SMITH UNPRECEDENTED ADVANTAGES TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, IN 500 rolls Domestic Ragging, 2 1-3 lbs to yd. 100 do “Elephant” Bagging, 2 1-4 lbs to yd. 50 bales Guuuy Bagging, 2 1-S lb to yd. 200 rolls Southern Bagging, 2 lb to yd. 10,000 lbs Arrow Ties. 25 bales Bagging Twine. 8ep27tf B. P. WALKER. Late of S. T. & B. P. Walker. JNO. H. DOBBS. Late of Wise, Dobbs & Co. WALKER & DOBBS Savannali, c.a. Liberal advances made on Produce in li»nd Wo have a good stock of K .rging and Th* hand, which wo offer at low nu,n. sfpiJL 00 WU.lt. HAUlt. uTTSSSUIT WM. H. STAKE A CO- WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MER CHANTS AND COTTON FAGTCRS, SAVANNAH. <;a. Careful attention given to sales or sliinm..,, Cotton and ail kinds of Froduce. LiberaladvS^. mode oil consignments, Agenta I or the sale olv ggystisias;** and Arrow lies. sepif ^ R.U.OOKIX.JR. JOA. HlYl COHEN & HULL. Cotton Factors and General Com* mission Merchants, «Sft Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Refer respectfully to J. W. Latlirop A Co \ A. Hardee’s Sun & Co^ Tismi Jfc Guidon, H. Ilav* r & Co, MUo Hatch. V. P. Savannah Bank a. J Trust Co. aepitem J. K. LIGHT FOOT Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant, lOG Bay Street, Savannnli, G’a. Agenta for the sale of Merrymun’s Ammoniated »eplS Ulu L. il. WARFIKl.lt. KOBT. WAYNE. WARFIELD & WAY’NE, Cotton Brokors and Commission Merchants, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA O FFER their acrvicca to jilanters aiulshipitera of (*011011, etc- and solicit a shareuf their bu»- ness. Uu>h advauCs*a made on cumagnmenu at lowest rates of interest. All business entrusted to our cure, will receive prompt atteution. -Fu tures” bought and sold in the Savanna It and New York Cotton Excltaugu on the most reoMouablo terms. scjtlg Cm \Y. HU5CAK. J. II. JOHNSTON. M. MACLKAX. DUNCAN. JOHNSTON CO., Cotton Factors and General Com mission Merchants, 02 Bay street, NavoanUi, tin. augl6m . — -.— JOS IAII SIBLEY. .....Cliarlotto N. C [ ...Charleston, S. C I ..Groeuville, S. C I THE FOUR LEADING the m^count IP I AN O S Fire Insurance and Trust Association. Now manufactured are tho OFFICE 64 MULBERRY STREET. GEO. B. TURPIN, Pres. J. MONROE OGDEN, See. and Trcas. DIRECTORS: SAMUEL F. DICKINSON’, JOHN C. CURD. SAMUEL T. COLEMAN. SOLOMON WATRI.ltSUM. 3F*TTGIUS PREMIUM GALLERY >Y tvfrivure to tin* published premium lia4 it > will 1h*mvii that Fttjrh wan awarded G of the 10 premiums ofTered at the late SUte Fair. lli( new precviA for retouching i*creating quite * X “ HQTlttf NOTIC E! Three DitcIUd? Honscs, One Office, and Tiro L'nlmproTcd Lots, 1. Joint B. llice. 2. J. D. Ward. 3. ‘0. II. ParwcU. 4. S. A. Hurlbut. 6. *11.C. Buraliard 30. Q. II. lloskiira lor. «. *J. B. Hi 7. P. Conrin. H. O.L Fort. 9. G. llarrero. ia w. it. lwiT. 11. B. il. Knapp. 12. *J. C. RelSnmn. 13. John McNulla. 14. J. G. Cannon, 15. J. B. Eden. 16. Jas. S. Martin. 17. U\ B. Mornton. 18.1. Clements. 1S>. *S. S. Martha:!. INDIANA. I. *ir. X. Xiklack. 2- 8. K. Wolfe. •J.*\V.S. Holman. t. *J. II. Wilson, r., *Jobn Coburn. & M. C. II-.tutor. 7. T. J. Cason. & -J. H. Tyner. 9. Contested. 10. II. B. Saylor. 11. *J. Packard. At hnxr%G. S. Orth. 13. M. I. •Wm. Williams. 14. John Berry. xowa. 15. * W. P. Sprague. 1. »G. W. M> Cnry. 16. Is lbutforth. 2. *A. 11. Cotton. 17.L. D.Woodworth 18. Jamo- Monroe. •J. A. Garfield. ait. k. c. r.us. - 31.1.yman K. Be 32. •TV. L. Session*. At Largo — Ly man T remain. ‘ NOr.TlI CAROLINA. 1. *C. L. Cobb. 2. *0. K. 'l'hontw. 3. *A. -V. Waddell. 4. 3V. A. Smith. 6. *J. M. Leach. 6. T. 8. Aiht. 7. IF. 31. IloUdns. 8. B. il. Faa onto. Is if. Sajlcr. 2. II. B. Damim. it. John Q. Smith. 4. L. 11. OaatkeL .v. i 6. 1. R. Sherwood. 7.1.. r. Krai. 5. Wm 1-A'v.vn J. W. Kobins. i 10. •Charles Fo>: 11. II. S. Bundy. 12. 11. I. Jarett. sit eligibly aitii.-it.xl, for good and WELL IM- Kd’nobmhTn’it'brraMM 1 hjraCkrad*ior'twdra PROVED PLANTATION PROPERTY. | C» 1 ****^ ,MO “ be ^'raLsndon. For further pnrticulara address me at Griffin. la- G. M. LAWTON. nm'll im jP* F *\ ^ ~f -M- § LlT t Radway s Pills and two boiubw ol roar Reads' RrU-l; and them is not a sum eg tumor to I-' xvn or f.-lt, and 1 (eel better, smarter and hap pier tlian I ham for twelve years. Tito worst tu mor was in the left side at the howa-ls over tho groin. I write this to you for the betKtttalothers. You ran publish it it you rbetsw. HANNAH P. KNAPP. .M \ s ■^akin ^ WO RMS' s. »W. G. Donsan. 4. IT. 0.1*1*0. .’. James Wil.-eli. 6-Wm. Ixaigbridg 7. J. A. Ktutsoa. 8. J. W. McDiU. 9. *Jaeksoa Orr. 1. *D.P. Lowe. 2. S. A. Cobb. 3. W. A. Philli] kCS-Tl . KV. 1. •* Cro,..:....d. 2. J. T. Brown. 3. C. If. UUia,n 4. • If. 11. Bead. 6. •M.D.Standel 6. * IF. M.Jrthu' 7. *!. B. Beck. 8. il. J. Durham. 8. M. Adam. Ilk J. D. Tatmg. !. /. ’•! Seem r . : h.NXSYi VANIA. 1. *.v../. /:... ' . 2. Ch.is. O’Neill. 3. ’ L.v naxd Myers, l. *\V. 1>. KsUey. [TOADS warn kEalSTEEED.] At a Cist of 50 [<r Acre, BmJcasf, .a.- vom rcnuiBT uw the eraeriraro with it l»a am am induced to i<ut up for sale cal* ft tho Fall and Winter for TAPE, PIN rinds. | PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE. An Ituportnnt Letter | From a prnminrnt gentleman and resident o Cincinnati. O.fortiw past forty years well known to tin book publishers throughout the United | States: New Noen. October 11.1STX. De. Rapwat: Door Sir—I am induced hv s ense <d duty to the suffering to make a brM state ment ol the working at roar medicine on royseU. For severst n*r» I had been affected with some trouble hi the bladder and urinary organs, which some t write months ago culminated ina most tcr- «d I rtbly afflicting dtr—a which the physicians ml md I said was a sjosmtslie stricture in tlie urn*, as *» also inflamisshim otthekidneja and bladder.and for Whtast, oar mixed cbemi Craps. The Com. ’ * ’ as oar I hod tried a 1. Ceotagtod 2. Cor.tosUvl. 3. *C. 11. Darrall. 4. Oontasted. 5. *rrank Morey At largo 1. J. 11. Burleigh 2. *W. P. Frre. 3. *J. G. Blaine 4. S F. Horae,. {>. »E. llalv 5. * A. C. llartnor. 6. J. S'. Bit ry. 7. *\V. Towxucntl. 8. H. Clymer. p. A. Ii. Smith. 10. * J. W. Killiu,- r J 11. *J. B. M. n... 12. L. 1>. Shoomakc. 13. J.D.Strawbri lg. 14 J. B. Packer. 15. J. -t. Magee. 16. J. Cessna. 17. *H U. Sjxer. is. S. lb«A. 19. C. B. Curtis-. 2n. II. L. Kiehmoml, 21. A. W. Taylor. 22. *J. S. Ne.Vley. .’ontested 23. il. McJtuiktn. 24. -W. S. Moore. At Imrgt— I.eneiel To.1.1, Cluu. All,right. •G. W. Scofield. RHODE 1'UKU. pound is mode up ol the same ehetmeals Cotton and Ctwn Fertiliser, but in diSeraat pro- I a lar-v gusntity at nortens as winter craps artU hoar man stuua- ■ *—iw — - •sting than those grown in summer. The Compound Contains all tho Elements of Peruvian Guano, And will. «c think, prove as rapid a forcer as tho best gram-s. The Wli. st Crop U sueh an impor- otte to tmr country that we are anxious to our planter, use this Oapnari. It arill be S.V n that It :t even cbta.pcrthan Cotton S.s»l. ai»l is of gnat pe raiment hunnoml to the soiL These ehomitals not only last one season, but wo know ot instances in wmrii they have been (err I .buuly pcrtvjdibie on the THIRD CROP. The chemical* aru all finely pulrenred and well miud, listing htvn run through a lino stito, and will readily permeate through the mass. It it is not eunveniont to get dry stable or let mwuro. you can use a*ln-i wlurli have been ’ " L or dry muck or rich hum. Sand should mixed arith tho chemicals. Whatever is houhitv nuxleratciy dry-. The chemicals are put up in rood Inrht lomrls. woil coopered. I ltir.vj t."!) Ivirrt-N i: :.l N-r ;ss;rijs rut weight. Tbs price toga ShdcBrrrod in the dej« :Ma- cun. for the rtto pounds ol chemical*, cash. S:it d..v tfiralts m Msr taken os tush. Orders may b V .1 to !.' dim :.or throu.-h any ofotirarerts. In our Fertiliser hwsinees we lav* Mwdited with us DR. F. EL HOLT, of Fort Valley. Os. owl pa ’ " ■ gave it as their opunoa that my asr—Ti years— would prevent my ever getting radically tam-U. I ns: iuid had of physicians, and lia.1 Ltkca medirine. both alonathic and homcomtlue. but had got no relief. Had read o astonishing rare* having been made by your rent, rdics. and some tour months ago reed * notice in [ the Philadelphia Saturday Kerning Port of a ran having been effected on a person whs had lorsr been suffering as 1 had hern. I went tier, lofland ECLIPSES ALL OTHERS Tlie Great‘ Eclipse” Screw Colton Press [PATENTED FEBRUARY it. 1*7LJ MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY E. FINDLAY’S SOFTS FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, GEORGIA. FASTER, MOEE DURABLE, LIGHTER DRAFT AND CHEAPER Knabe, Hallett, Davis & Co., Haines Bros., And Southern Gem. And tho best anil Cheapest Place to Buy One Is at LUDDEN & BATES’ [MUSIC HOUSE SAVANNAH, GA. From 25 to 50 different prices and styles always | on liaml. Evciy purchaser guaranteed a ffood instrument. Largest piano trade in tho South ami lowest prices. Every one thinking of buying a piano is invited | to write us for terms and prices. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE. SPECIAL NOTICE Until times are Ik*tier, we shall sell pianos wholesale prices for cash or on short time. We guarantee llrst-mto Pianos for $2fi3. $275, SiX) ami $200. Superior Pianos, $225,SS50 and $375. Tho very best Pianos, $100, $4 to, $150, $475, $500, $550 and $000. Pianos never liavo been sold at cheap before. These prices are only for the pres ent, Do not let the chance go by. Pianos delivered, freight |«aid, to cash buyers the South. Pianos sold on long time. I COTTON FOR PIANOS We will take cotton at Savannah market price, I delivered at any point ou the railroad,iu exchange for Pianos or Organs, at cash prices. {=3=3 Jfrl m\ CHINA. CR00KERY^OLASS WARE, MULBERRY 'zm STREET. W. W. WOODRUFF, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, MACON, GA THAN OLD WOOD SCREW EVEN. PACKS THE BALE IN TWELVE ROUNDS. Ready Relief and Reculatin? Vdls—wnd cora- mcikrd taking them. In throe da > I was greatly DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE AND REGULATING PILLS. | Perfectly tasteless, elegant Jr coated with sweet gum.jourre. rcguKic. purify, rlranv and strength en. Rad way’ > Pills for the cure of all teonlen o [ the Stomach, liver. Bowels, Kidneys. BhiUerJ Xcnoas Di r—m. Headache. Constipatiau. Cos-1 Two to three Hands, or one Light Mulo, Packs a Bale in 2 Minutes Bales o Cotton packed by this Press range from 500 to 800 pounds. WE GUARANTEE The " ECLIPSE** can be furnished all complete, or simply tho Irons, as parties may desire. Presses arranged for steam or water power when required. We have TESTIMONIALS from many of the largest ami Best Planters in Georgia (and all the other Cotton States) using this Prcas, whose names are a* “familiar ms liousehold words.** Planters visiting Macon are earnestly advised nr*t to|»urrliase a Cotton Press until they EXAMINE CLOSELY AND THOROUGHLY the -ECLIPSE.** mid JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. Send for Descriptive Pamphlets containing testimonials and jirires. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, FINDLAY IKON WORKS. MACON. GA. CRAIG PATENT HORSE POWER! FOE DEFYING COTTON GINS. Recently Strengthened and Improved, now Perfect MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY R. Findlay’s Sons, Findlay Iron Works, Every stylo of Carriages, Buggies or Wagons fur* nisbed at tho lowest possible price at this Repositoxy. The Woodruff Concord Buggy, Celebrated for light draft and durability, is the leading.Bugcy, and a specialty. The Whitewater and Woodruff Wagons. And other Western Wagon*, at low prices. Descriptive Circulars furnished to tli^se who will write for them. All work warranted. ort20 tf METROPOLITAN I ver - Inflammation Gt the Bowels Pile* and all De- rangementa cf the Internal Viscera. Warranted! Purely vccrUble.HH r tK!. ’ i: We opplT a good article cf soluble Fhos- :i«- which, when composted with cot Jem »hlc luai'.urv, nnskesa kvod manure it m $W c* $1.11**r ton t ( ijOOO ihs HIM. RANKIN A LAMAR. It* I>n*. : :.«1 I'lieiuical Wnrvhcu**. ji ai.vl M Cherry street, Macxm. C*. to effect a positive cure. I * lining no mercury. UMaendaor Metwinsifwigt IplwmtlM Hwii« yyteM irenTtlni fuan Diaotdera of the Difonn Organs: Constipation, lnuanl Piles Fullness of the Blood iP. the Head. Aridity of the Monrach. Nau- aaa. Heartburn. Disgust of Food, ItaUnea or Weight in the Stonia. li. Sour En;<v, ... - or Fluttering at :1k; Heart, i'hoki:ig or suffering Georgia Land and Water Power For Sale. ■fT-ITH a \i.-wto a partial chance of faxrest- >V Hu nt at.d a cluuiceof buvim vsl offer U* tattle » tine Usli o*-«k and hukt r> land, mhich enibrat'e^ •"» lir>t-< la» writer j«ou t r, atul ehsnble -ite fur buikiing up a large rot ton rnanufael urine above Mae«>n. 1 ran ***11 tract* of trom 100 acres lo two thousand. Addre?** WM. LUNDY. m*i>2S Maivti, Ga. ben in a Lying Posture. I i. IV:ts or Web** bwn the Sight. Ftv« r and Di.il Pam tlie liusMl. IV lit lrmy yf Pt-rxj - JCsL , the Flesh. A few di**rt*** of Rad way’s FOb will free the sys tem fn>m all theatontunnxxl disorder*. l*ricx; 25 ivnts per bcx. tsuid by Dru^ists. READ “FALSE ANO TRUE!” Send one letter st&rap to RADWAT ICO, No 2 Warren, corner Churrh stm-t. New Tors. lnfonnutK*n worth ibouvual* will be nrat vaa buk> ISwodAwly MACONT, GEOKGIA. Theaupcricntjolthis msrhins ovrr all stivers int.-nil.al lor vine purpose (Inrluditur both the old sl-.newtaJuuo"GniG.ar)weGl'AK.4NTKE.OB ASK NO MONEY. This Fovr.r is shippe.1 n ooa purr, as it were ; raquiraa no travhaaae to put it up; uU on the ground; is attorlud in no way JWT R?J. B , ,n °* ^ and is indeKndeni ol Boor - va-arins;" etc.; ran be uwd in ANY KIND «o«*e «■ too Story), or 1«HA the FOwer and Gin ran t« run on the ground WITHOUT AN l HOI ; drives a Gin from 275 IvSvO revolutions per minute. FULLY WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. Send for Descriptive Circular, Testimonials, and Price List. N. IL—Parties preferring the *oJd f ... . ... can bo accommodated at very rex* unable Jlrurus. fcion’’ Gin Gear or “new fashion** ditto^with centre support E. FINDLAY’S SONS, FINDL-kT IKON W0KKS. MACON, GA HANCFACTUKE8S OF STEAM ENGINES, B0I1ES, SAW St GRIST MILLS. WATER WHEELS, AND AID KIN! S OF MACHINERY AND CASTINGS, ETC., ETC. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, 7oodl> FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, GA. mmm IRON & BRASS WORKS, Canal Street, front Gtli to 7th, RICHMOND, - - - VA. WM. E. TMNER & CO., ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS ANO FOUNDERS. ENGEYES OFALLKDiDS. Send for Circular. H. E. BROWN, 1an14lT Agent. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. II. C. I’LA NX AG AN. W. W. FLAN.SAG AN. 1’. AUKLL. K. S. ilOUOAN. FLANNAGAN, A11KI.L & CO., Cotton Factors and General Com mission Merchants, 185 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, GA ■jl/fANAoINQ Agents for the Kiigliah Stoiu'urall i-U. Fertilizer, etc. Bagging aitU l n s funiinlieil. jitid liberal cush udvamva mmie ou ruiiMigimionts for sale in Siivumudi. or ou shipments to our eur- res|K>ndenls in Northern, Lu*u-rn or Knropenu markets. migl tiui A. M.SLOAN. AttIJIVU N. SOLLLai. O. V. WYLLY, Jg A. M. SLOAN CO., Cotton Factors and Gonoral Com mission Merchants, Claghom A Cunningham's Rangy, Bay street. Savannah, Ca. n AGGING ami Tit-sadvauiaxi.in crops, lals-nd tush made on consignutetipi lor sale in Savannah, or oil shipment!* to re-liuMe com*** IRualents in Liverpool, New York, Philadelphia, Itostou or Baltimore. augl dm J ANILS U. ULOI NT. ISAAC 1IAUHUM AN. • JOHN' I~ HAKItEMAX. BLOUNT, 1IAUDEKAN ft HABDEHAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MACON. CA. E. W. & S. H. JEMISON, ATTORNEYS ANO COUNSELLORS AT LAW, OlHoe 52 Second st, Macon, Georgia. POE, IIALL & LOFTON, A1T0RNEY3 AT LAW, MACON, GA. Office, on Third street, over City Bank. Li Lit LIEKT ViKLUUU. ILLS L. FlLLlUiU H. & I. L. FIELDER, Attorneys at Law, CUTIIHEKT, GKOKCIA, "\TT1LL give prompt atteution to all husine** » r confided to them, in tlio counties of Ran dolph. Stewart, Quitman, Clay, Karly, Calhoun J Terrell, t* ' “ ' * y ) Supren: Court of Georgia, and the District and Circuit Courts of the United States for the Southern District of Georgia. m;pt17-tf Pocket and Table Cutlery ! SILVER PLATED WARE ! Tinware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware! CHANDELIERS ! GAS AND KEROSENE. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, ETC. EEEOSEME Oil* BY THE GALLON, BARBEL AND CAR LOAD. STATE AGENTS for Porter Combination Garden and Plantation Hoes. We offer the above good* at very reasonable rates, stock. Please call and examine our WALKER Sc. DOBBS. REPUBLIC LIFEJSURAUCE COMPANY CAPITAL STOCK, FIVE MILLIONS. CENTRAL OFFICE. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JOHN V. FAUWELL - - - - PRESIDENT. ONLY MANUFACTORY In this country where Loom Reeds, Harnesses Patent Wire Heddles Arc made under one management. (WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.) FOR 20 YEARS THE Standard of Excellence THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OVER 850,000 IN USE. If von think of bm-insaSowinu Mm-liine itwill pay >o i to examine tho records.* ttw«e now In useisi 1 profit ii." oipenoupo. THE WlftvhLER A WILKIN" STANDS AMINE AS THE ONLY LIGHT RUNNING MACHINE. USING THE ROTARY HOOK. MAKING A IXICh. STITCH, aliku on Ixitli sid.-s ot tlio tiihric y-w.-il. All shut- tic mnehimrs wii.ste power in drawing the •puttie bock after tlie stitch is formed bringing double wear nnd strain upon l>otli machine and operator, lienee while other mnebinen raphll.v wonrout. the WHEELER 4 WILSON I.ASTL A LIFETIME, and proves an eeonurnou investment; I«» not believe all that is promised by no-railed •‘cheap machines, you should require proof that year* or use have tested their value. Money once thrown away cannot lie recovered. Send for our circulars. Machines sold on cany ten ns, or monthly payments taken. Old machines put in onlcr or received in exchange. WII BULK KIWI I .SON M F'G C( ).'S OFFICES: Savannah, Augusta. Macon and Cotutnwi*. Ga. W. H. CLEVES, Gen. Airt..Snvunnali. Ga. W. A. HICKS, Agent, Macon, Ga.. lanlft-odly CAUTION. BUT ONLT TUB GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALE, MAxmcTURKi* nr E. & T. FAIRBANKS & 00 £2^ rw* STANDAED SCALES Stock Scale*. Coa l Sca i.kp. Hat Scales. Dai- ey Scales, Counter Scales, etc., etc. jjfiT.ga REPAIRED PROMPTLY AND REASON ABLY. For sale also, Troeinncr’* Coffee nnd Drug Mill*, -Composition JlcBs, all sizes Letter Presses, etc. TDF MOST PERFECT .Alarm Cash Drawer! MILES ALARM TILL CO.’S EVERY j MERCHANT • ■OCLD 1 T-. REPUBLIC BLOCK, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ATLANTA, GA., BRANCH. OFFICERS—E. E. Rawsox, President; L.P.Gesst. Vice President: J.P. Looks', JI. D.. Jledi- bSSstiVK COMMITTEE—E. E. Rswsoy. L. P. Geast. V. R. Tommey, L. Scofielo. W. P. Paxtillo, J. A. Havdes-, D. A. Beaiie. AUG-HSTA, G-A. BRANCH. OFFICERS—Geoege T. Jackson, President; James T. Bothwell, Vice President; G. E. Rat- CX KX KCUTIV?f‘C031 M ITTE*E—Edwaud Thomas, W. Daniel, T. B. Branch, John U. Metee W.H.Goouticif. sraclAL AGENTS! GEO. L THOMAS. Je, JAS. W. THOJIAS, DU. R. S. JACKSON. A STRONG STOCK COMPANY. WHICH COJIBINES STRENGTH OF CAPITAL, charorter. and local inlluence, and provides Life Insurance at the lowest afe rates, without delusive promiso of dividends, or rather makes tlie Dividend certain by decreasing the premium. By its organization* it enables a man to deal with his own neighbors, stockholdOT in the Company, men whom he knows will do justice to his family after be is dead, and ali*> provide* that his funds will lie invested to de- | /^OR. OOItTLANDTa velop the resource* of his own locality. A Company with Capital enough and breadth enough to bo |j nEWYORK. Ontl safe beyond question, with national extent and prestige, and yet a Home Company everywhere. An j xitD P.FRKNC1I. easy Company for Agenta to work and ITaclTheni*S^Y Warranted. SOLD AT i Pairbanks’ Scale Warehouses Fairbanks & Co., 311 Itroailn ay, Nov York, IGo Baltimore Street, Baltimore, 55 Chmp Street,New Orleans. FAIRBANKS k EWING, Masonic Hall, l’hfladelpliia. FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO- 2 Alilk Street, Boston. CABHART A CURD, FRENCH’S NEW HOTEL, i the confidence of their neighbors, WIIlLIAM GOOUNOW, Southern Manager, Republic Block, Athinta. Ga. S. T. JENKINS, Superintendent of Agencies. oct2k-od 3m Ot nt rally located an the bu^nt^- ur.n Ls ndiea f »ndGentlemen sDmmg id NEW CIURC'H STS . SEuropean plan. RlUI; r the laleColui.. i Kichnrd eL ha* token tin*' Hotel, relyi ' cl.uL