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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30. 1878. Rrllltlou, dfnlfft To-day Finar lUi-TigT CniriK-H.—Prirachint; at ■ 10| o'clock, a. u.. and 71. t\ bj Kot. ! E. Petri. Sabbath-s.-bool 3 t\ u. Iiaily 1 mevtinff* will lv continued in tide church. | Iuuy ],, Praycr-nn t tin^ from 4 to 4}, and preach* i j K . v ,. r v ing at 7| »*. a*. ' ou * ., * Fifc*T SruKCT Metiiomst Ciint.-ir. ' Preaching at 301 a. m. by v. J. \\\ | ).. Hurkc, ami at 7} P. m. by K* v. J Branch. Sunday—* bool at 3 p. m. Pn Ring Wednesday at 7 r. sr. : Fourth Quarterly Conference will held on Thursday night at 7* o’cl, Tho ctowardi and tnutoea are oarne It#«r and Harry Wnfkln*. two persons ore more familiar to the Southern theatre-goer than Ro^e and T atkim, an 1 no two are welcomer whenever they come. They have been through the South several time's since th** war, an 1 have always play—1 t.. u r '>*i trows***, and no matter how long th»*v CffriISTMAS <JO« > 1 Merkel’*. They can to scit the time**. Go and pay your taxes. MCW AE>VKKTISH3IENTS. thought at pri on 1 < ROY- Financial and Commercial "i m u:. . M. U. Encampment No. 2,!. 0. 0. F. iso.lsTS. i I QFFICERS.nd M-aibcrgof Maron Union ed in :a pla .ton ey h: it Merkel*: /hing toys < every de li Cotton. The market to-day was not quite ao strong as it nu yesterday, though we note no change in •nt.-d ■ ! T) Mjue ill r r<> 101 a Dr. Hot d1 at 3 Cue n-ir.— B ■ ;>n l :v lmini- 1 t. Holy com:: ■ 1. Public inv icov M. E. Cji •: o-.i.k. Pr IL M. Loci o’clock. Evi Prcachinir bi 1 Josts' ClIAPIL. by i: r. II. J. Eai Church (• PaMur and odmini.ti by i:- v. .1. nfurcnco Thur i Fi‘ 1:i.i;tl"J li'H^ cnoui.il to w.-ur «l«rno. In addition to tlicir .olcnti. they an- also people of a! standing, an l off tin- stage are r;th tho respect that is dae to lady and gentleman, d Mrs. V. atki D1 -rj'I be hero to- and will play two night < only. U open Monday night with the "J | *’ • •’ romantie drama ol "Kathleen MaTOvracen,** in which they hare ap- kwitn i paaied hot before. ThepLiyUapopn- u.irifa' ,.-,n I up ona, and i roo t fharmingly rendered > ■ >n m*y a! by Mr. and Mr. Watkina. edto attend. T.i-y parformod this play before an ’■ !t * M-irning J I' enoo in Dublin some time since. e-Mu;. by the I eli it in^ il>j.>ia -d encomium from a ""1. S lay- 1 pop - pt.Uisl 1 in that city ;n U aarrioo at "Kathlttai Marotirnren” can stand II. J. D.ir. j •- a-'-* wn meritl. which are of a very uvday ( <jr-h r. Aa to Mr. and Mrs. IVat- • ’ *"•' ki: «, wc nro free to confess that wo vi,- “j 1111 I ited the Theatre Royal last night with cnlay-S'ho d at feelings of ngrat—regret that artists Trice 7 o'clock, w ho had made ao favorable an impression 0 r i- .. i , . I in their own specialties should thus has- ... ‘ ’’ °J- arl their popularity by essaying the diffi Hinton, P. E. ' ,-uIt ts-.k of rendering Irish characters to ay evening. I the satisfaction of an audience composed a— u I entirely of Irishmen. However, judging I by the generous reception that greet* I , I both Mr. Watkins and his lady on their ilay in entree, it wan evident that the large as semblage had determined to bo indulgent for all shortcomings, and before the first act had terminated all our fears ha/1 van ished, and wo wei« satisfied that the fav- wonld emerge triumphant from tho Notice. MACON* AND BRI NSWICK RAILROAD.-) SC rsriVT E vt>KVTl OWICS. - Me os, Gi. Xuilmksr T9.1-:AJ IV Xivht Craton Eli r-n Train on this mud will, until further notev. be provided with s pss- ssnrrr ear lor seeoenmodation el local travel. Tbe train will start from tbs Marvel and Bruns wick Depot—«f pmrral paimgtr that—at a o’clock T- W: arrive at Jfj- ->» amj Brume trick IXpot At *;15 A- X. JAMES W. ROBEttTSOy. norSAU GencnU Superintendent. Good onlinanr.... Low mHdlinc.... Strict middlinr. - 13f£l4 id .14* Below good ordinary there is no demand, and the market La not quotable. Theda j dosed with a fair demand at the abora quotations. Tbe r*rript«to-Uay weredSl bales—9K by wagon mod 19 by miL Tbe •bipmenta were 4tM mbs 894. 3TACC5 4 Stock on band Sep* Keoeited to-day... . li-tti red previouitJy... Ladies’ set* of jewelry, ladies* and gent’s chains, cuff and collar button*, studs, diamond, 6eal, amethyst and other 1 finger rings, neck-chains, locket*, etc., in ) new and elegant style* at low figures, nov23 Ct E. J. Johnston’s. Shippi Stock d to-day - I this evening uul 7|r.w. t—First Sc as usual at 10J Sr. Paul's ( Advent—Divine scrvico at the following bonrs : 11 A. it., m .ruing prayer, sermon and holy oommmunion; 3 r. Sun.lay- •ehool i 4 r. M.,evening prayer and Apos tolic llito of Confirmation, by Rt. ltcv. I ordeal—as the sequel proved. We nev- J. W. Beckwith, D. D. I cr keord a more enthusiastic recall «. .. ... than that which followed the drop- Mur..,. . urSnuarrM*THoofSTC*ra.-u. | ,, ir:?of the Cllrtain ..Kathleen Mav- ourncen.” In a modest and well Morning service will be held in tho Wes- 1 cyan Female College Chapel. Prcachi at 10| A. w. by the pastor, Bov. Jas. O. Branch. The public invito/1 to attend. Vi it stills—Presbyterian service at r. x. Itev. W. McKay will preach. St. Jus ten's Catholic Cbubch.—First Mass st 71 o'clock a. x. High Mass 10} o'clock A. x. Vespers 4 o’clock r. x. Tils Conference of the Colored M. E. Church in America will meet in Mace Wednesday, December 3d, 1873. Tho conference has obtained the use of the chapel of Uio Lewis High School for their sessions. Bishop Beebe, of Washington, N. C„ will preside. A fall attendance of the "conference (nearly 300) is expected to be present. The treat): Yesterday seemed to indicate rain in the near future—perhaps to-day. .Vfrrlinulrv' Fire Cuuiiiaiiy No. 4. lly reference to our advertiving col urnni it will bo soon tost Mr. Gverge W. Sims has been authorized to oolloct tho subscriptions to No. 4's steamer. Wo hope subscribers will pay up promptly and assist in giving a good company a feed steamer. (•of flic fit A popular clothing house in Macon sent an account to one of their customers, who liras nut of the city, a few days ago, requesting him to "please remit.” Ills remittance was received yesterday, in the form of |23.50, all of which was in post age stamps. Tho house now speaks of opening an oppositioh post-offioo. X.rttrrs llrlil for l’nstngc In the Nlnron !•«»*»! -otlnc. Edward P. lloylar, M. D., New York. K. Y.i Miss Mary Nixon. Fort Valley, Ga.; Jas. McPherson, Esq., Savannah, da.: J. T. Kllyson, No. 1,112 Main atroot, Richmond, Ya. j Miss Annio White, Ma con, Gs.: A. J. Riddle, Eufaula, Ala.; Mrs, Martha Will, Rntlcdgo, Ala.) John Rooks, State Lino, Heard county. Go, Tlie Mayor's fourr. A solitary footman, upon whoso brow were tho dyes of sotno thirty African summers, might haTe been soon, yestor. day morning wonding his way to tho Mayor's Court to answer a charge of fighting. 11 was Elbert Martin, who was •ecusod by a ton-colored female with fighting her down on Bridge Row Friday afternoon. By the vixou'a own story she was at fault. and did most of tho fighting, and tho oonsequence was Elbert was dis missed. The Full i:\teiitoftlir l.nir. Yesterday wav judgment day in the Superior Court, but only one conriet came tip to hear his doom. That was Amos Bon», the colored man who was convicted on Friday, of an rnvault with attempt to commit a rape upon the person of Jean nette I.a.ter, a ton year old colored girl. The Judge sentenced him to twenty years imprisonment in tho ponitontuuy—the full extent of tho law. The case, aa stated yesterday, will go before the Supreme Court. Mt*«rv. tv. A. Julian .V Co, Wo have heretofore abstained from any extensive notice of the business or busi ness prospects of this house. ’ We can as sure our readers no similar concern stands higher in tho appreciation of its patrons than they. Perceiving early in tho present financial troubles the n e dty of cast as the basis of future transac tions, and a consequent reduction in values as a m- uiv for promoting it, they boldly prepared, to uuvt the situation by marking down evtuy chus of mcrchail- diseand announcing east as thoir stand ard. To t'.ie surprise of none more than themselvM. trade has been increased and facilitated by adopting this' curt rule. A corps of pditc and attentive sales men are over ready to serve yon. Or/lor and system being tho order of the day, promptness may bo relied on in meeting your wants. Giro them a call. Janitiuciick. Tbe lovers of legitimate drama will be glad to turn that Jonauschek. one of tho most famco ladies now upon lie' Amer ican stage. w :U bo hero during t'.io pres ent week, and will play in Bakstoa Hall Fri.hiy and Su; :ri.ir night -. The abd'-ty of this lady tu a tr.ig.vli.o:ie was e-tab- lishe>l many y. m . -c. She has ployed before tho mote critical •ndieneas of Europe and America, and has won lau rels from them all. Few women bare over so gcn< :-i!y phUsed.and fewer - tdl « ever »e uuiv. r-.i!!.v vvarwvl. Th. pen of:criticism has had bttlo to do in connection with her l.ai.'.e. while the lan- gnagtef compliment h.a- been exhausted in her favor. Shu will app r here Friday l.'.ght in ■Shikspoare’s •• Het.ry Y111 .'* supported by a strong stock oampvay, and under the njnagement of John T. IM of Baltimore. timed speech, Mr. Watkins feelingly al luded to the kindness bo had experienced during a tour of Ireland, but while seek ing to apologize for an "American tongue trying to turn at Irish brogue,” he interrupted by a stentorian voice from the gallery, "Never mind your br you’re the next best thing to an Irishman anyhow." This was received by a torna do of applause, during which Mr. W„ satisfied by such an endorsement of his "temerity,” pantomimed his thanks and retired. We have not time at present to refer, at length, to the acting, but must content onrsclvev with merely stating, what everybody who was present knows, that Mrs. Watkins played tbe heroine most charmingly—investing it with all the archness,simplicity and feeling which so characterises this lady’s extremely natural stylo of outing. Her rendering of the beautiful lollad from which the drama takes its name, was a gem in itself, and fully merited the hearty encore it re ceived. Of Mr. Watkins, it is only nec essary to record that his acting of "Ter ence'* was worth the applause it elicited from the crowded audienco. To our read ers wo would say, if you desire to enjoy a superb drama, superbly acted, go and see Mr. and Mrs. Watkins in "Kathleen Mavoumeeq”—which, from tho favora ble reception of the evening, will no doubt keep tho bills for some time. . — l Monument to a Colored Mnn, In passing Mr. James O'Brien’s mar ble-yard. on Cherry street, a few days ago, ottr attention was called to a very neat granite monument, bearing the fol lowing inscription: "To tho Memory of Richard Mason. Died March 27th, 1870. " In kind remembrance of whom, for his industry and faithfulness while an omployc of the several railroads with which he was connected in tho capacity of baggage-man and porter, tho officers ami employes most feelingly erect this monument.* Tho cost of this monument was $200, and,tho fund for its purchase was raised, as tho above legend indicates, by sub scription among the officers and em ployes of the mails centering here. The object of this hamlsomo tribute was a colored man, who for many years per formed tho duties of porter at tho pas- songer depot in this dty. Ho was faith ful and trustworthy throughout, hcnco this handsome tribute to his mcmoiy. The time is short for paying State and county taxes. nov29 2t Axs your gams diseased ? If so, call at once on Drs. J. P. A W. B. Holmes, dentists. No. 81 Mnlberry street, and they will cure them. Abeesses, and other ij : ircr*~ of the month, cored. nov27 2t Silk Hats! Sile Hats! A new lot received to-day. Ftnt Sits ! Fun Talmas ! Fun Boas! SWAXSDOWJf ! Just received by Wx. B. JOHHBTOlf, Jr.. Macon, Ga. Cotton avenue, next to Mix A Kirland. novXStf Mt stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, solid silver and triple-plated ware, table cutlery, etc., is now very large, and will be sold at prices to suit the times. Call and be convinced. noT23 Ct E. J. JonNsrox. Lon’s shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mnlberry street is tho place to get yonr barbering done. None bnt skilled artiste retained. A hot 1/ath can be hod on the shortest notice. octfffftf LATEST MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH Financial. NswToSE—Noon—G//U opened st V:. Stocks settle. Xireur. 7 bid. Gold a Exdantt,]oo( 11: abort S. Goranunents dull, state bonds ** Etcnini—tl.mrr active at 7. Stcrlnur firm at 71. Gold bast. Govrmoienfa strung and con- aalnshle done. State btsada quiet. Rank Statement: Loene decreased SliOOOO. Specie increased Duo. Leacal tenders in- erenved touut Dcpusita iiereaMsi i-VXWkO. Xldiuzm—61s Mi; aa »f. Ma let. CSa l#fc new Its «7a Mfi CSeH: new SeSl: IS-tiUft. Tonn.re.-ea 7ifc new TS ' ireimua new VO; ronenla 4S’; ileTd S: Lonjaianae tk new 40; leveea 4a OV. He S* Alabama 4a 05; I, li; Georgia «t el; 7a si North Carolinai ffi; new 14; tpedal tax 6; South Candinaa " new 9; April and October 10. Nxw OatEASS—Gold S|a»l- Currency 1 pre mium. Eiehanre. New York sold lali premium for rberka; sterling bank drafts 16 premium. “ * “ Consol* tfi’aXl. -pr,-ial meertag to be held n. it Mou- day. December 1.1575, at 5 o’clock p. s. for the traawetion oi important busineas. By order of the Encampment. novSOlt H. SPAHB. 2»E\Y ADVEKTTSE3IENTS. MASONIC NOTICE. Macon Lodge No. 5, P. A- M A TTEND rerulir nxiing MONDAY NIGHT il 7 o'clock, a foij *tteo4ance is rpqu*^nd- Mcnjbers at Mizpoh Loic- and sc>ournin^ bivibrea IratcrarJij invited to mttend. x*t onier J. J. CORNELL. W. M. Milo S. Fkxkman. Sec>. novi* lASati ST. ANDREWS’ SOCLETT, rpHE annual mc.ti.nr of .St. Andrevs* Society L will 1>? beM on MONDAY. December L 187a. fit 8 o’clock T. N. Election of officers and payment of does is in order. PQT*»lf JAS. MILNE. Steterctnrr. NOTICE. *\ YK. GEORGE W. SIMS havinr been ap. pointed br the Committee to collect *ub- •rripttotis for the pairhase of the ste*m>*r for MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY NO. 4. will call upon all subscribers who hare not paid. We hope they will respond promptly, as the time is short, and we desire to meet our note** as they fall due. E. CROCKETT. 31 ATT THORNTON. J.W.ADERHOLD. rxrrtO It Committee. Losdoj—Noon—Erie 38. Cotton. X*W You—Cotton, talea —; uplands 13; Orlvwns 1*|; market weak. Futures opened aa follows: November —: De- cemh r 15iil5 9*1«: January 1813<16alC; Febru ary ltf 3.14 March 16 9*16. Ereninq—Cotton, net receipt* fflf; prross 4313; sales 1585; uplands 16; Orleans 161; market irreg ular. Futures closed easy; sales as follows: November—; December 152*15 7-16; January 15}a 15 15-1*1; February 16 3-3jal6i; March 16 7-16albi; - * T-16al*|. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE SUPEKI3fTEXDENT’3 OFFICE M.AB.R.R-. Macon.GjuNovember:*!*. 1373. S, O N and after Monday. December 1st. trains on this road will run aa follows: DAT PASSESGEH AND EXPRESS, DAILY, (STSDATS EXCKPTED.) Leave Macon 8:30 am Arrive at Jesup 6:30 r x Arrive at Brunswick i(h30 p x Leave Brunswick fJSO x x Arrive at Jesup 4:30 a x Arriva at Macon 5dJ0 p x SIGHT FEUGHT ASD ACCOMMODATION. DAILT. Leave Macon and Brunswick Depot. 8KM) p x Arrive at Jesup.. 5:45 a x Leave Jesup..,.^. 8:*0 p x Arrive at Macon and Brunswick DcpoLreI&15 a x HAWZIS3VILLE ACCOXXODATIOS TKAIX, DAILT, (SUNDAYS XXCXPTED). Leave Macon 8;30 p x Arrive at liawkinsville 7.*u5px Leave Hawkinsville 7;15 jl m Arrive at Macon 1140 a x The , with the tone all points in Florida. and | The nferht freight and accommodation connects prices have steadily recovered. The rush of cot- a‘ Jesup with accommodation train for Savannah, ton to this port has somewhat subsided sinew Macon and Brunswick Depot ie the Macon ter- financial matters liave become tbe more settled, mi mat point for this train. and the offerines are .not »» liberal. In forward j delivery there has been a large business and rates *nve been fully sustained. Total sales of the week included 1 SI.960 bales, of which ItSjWa were for future delivery and 9,100 for immediate delivery, as follows; export 3173; spinning G640-. speculation 164; in transit lift Included were 1851 to arrive. Baltimoee—Cotton, net receipts ICS; gross 351; exports coastwise 161; sales 308; stock 13350: nal point for JAS. W. ROBERTSON. General Superintendent W. J. Jaeyk. Master Transportation, novsotf Dissolution of Copartnership. rpnE copartnership heretofore existing between X tbe undersigned i* this day dissolve,! bv mu- TJ. PETER is anthor- A Few Extrnrta from the Great Mass of Getters nntt Testimonials that Dr. Iwclra Is Constantly Iterrlving from his Patients from nil Parts the Country. corr or extracts. The followinf ere dipped from the daily papers -A Rssaxkaslb Cask.—About two months ■urn, s little sir! shout lour years of ure. dwnrhter of Mr. Predorirk iloltnisn. of this eity. swallowed s numher <4 melon sends, one of which passed into the bronchia] tube, sod thence into the tunes. Daneereus symptoou were speedily ii.nrlnj.sl such M Isbortous hnsUfaine. s nrekine nuueh. an.l threatened atnuunilatJon. end Diully every symp tom of quirk consumption. About ten days ncu child was phbcssl under the treatment of Dr. Irsnm, end in essht dsrs aflersrsnl the see.1 was dis].sU.si. and tlie child is now perfectly well, the eUrminx symptoms haring disappeared." "Since my return home I here been gradually reeorering.lmy sighL The inflammation has en tirely left my eyes. The eyelids are now free from granulation*, ami tbe arum that was over my sight » lest clearing away. The light is not now painful to my eyes. Although 1 hare suf fered w ith inflammation in myeres.eml blindness for orer three yean. 1 hare no hesitation in say- ing that 1 at lest shall son lie entirely well. ' wish you would publish my letter, or part of it it may benefit some one. Sllll Got tlie Dailies. . Brown A Co. still insist that they havo tho panics, anil expect to have them os long as that immome stock of holiday goal* continue to block their store. They y if the people will come in with the cosh they will sell them fine goods so rap that their head i will swim. The goods were brought Jtere to bo sold and thoy will bo sold cheap. Parties who ex port to want books or fancy goods for presents had better call before it is too late, when the crowd begins to rush in. ThU stock of goods is not only very fine, bnt is by far tho largest ever brought to Macon. It includes many splendid sped, mens of tho book-maker's art. faneyjorti cles for ladles and gentlemen, and toys and toy books for boys and girls. There ore many article! in tho stock that are entirely new in this city and sotno which ore very novel. But tho most attractive feature of all, is tho very low prico at which all the goods will bo sold. Svcry article is plainly marked in figures, so that customers can doo at once tho price without taking th* trouble to ask. rCommunhwted.1 Tlie .llncon Post-Ofllcc. Hr. Loral: Supposing that you know everything, and that whenever called upon you will riso to'explain, I take tho liberty to ask yon how it is (if all things are 0. K. in our Macon P. O.), that to one who hi; a P. O. box and regularly pays his rent, there is no delivery of a letter mailed at Graham. Go. on tho M. Si B. Railroad, 17th of November until the I’Sth of No vember ; and of a letter mailed at Tnskc- goo, Al*., 13th of November, until'the 22.1 of November; and of the Atlanta Herald the (th of October until tho ISth of November-all plainly directed to the renter of said box ? If you can answer the above questions Kotisf»et«rily, I will probably press the inquiry os to other moro important lot- t, rs, which did, or at least cufht to have ran ked this office some ten days ago, and which have not yet been delivered. Lest I may be thought wanting in de votion to this beit government tho world ever saw, allow me to snlocribe myself Philo U. S. (rated.! to Crack. thelox* of ou) tec*** "piset b# ti inform HEAMSG NOTICES. Snii(/uiu> from 9hnk*pc*rf. BkHDOLrn.—And can it bo, that men will 1*037 Moro misery than the noccssary grin Imp‘v:od aXI u» by oar Great Chief? Do’st not £V.Eco, that pestilence and pL.eno. Po’th decimate oar bind, AnJ the prim god of war, Hi- blnch and sombre banner does unfurl; And that Ho fin*L '03 of this great coun try now. Are a* the gleanings left bj thriftfull A mittcr small, Mil of but little import. Our laws a thin*' for urchins' merriest “Jon* JL Paisley.* "It it two week* to-tlay wnro you operated my eyea, and I ran now tee to read hire print. There it not much inflammation about my eye*. They are get tin* airunjrer every day. I have not teen a* much light in eight years at I have in the iwtt week. Jons Bi rch.” "I have used hut one-half of the medicine you . ivo roe. and 1 can now bear my watch at the length of my arm frum my ear. Tbe noise* that were constantly confutime me are entirely gone. I mrt now hear all conversation with eoao. ami at a «listaner tl»t before you treated my cate I could not hear the report of a run. I wish yon would put this in tome of your rimilar*; and, alto, that I have been deaf oxer si nee I was six years old—I* am now past forty. E. M. Peter*o3.” "I have applied the medicine as directed, and the ulceration in. and dkhanw from my danrh- ter’s cars are now entirely well. Her bnarlmr has recovered in a meat dearer*, and is still gt-ttin* better every week tho uses the medicine. ' "Robert Slater.’ "I am now well of my catarrh, and hare been cored by the use of your CatarrhSjxvifie. I have tri»Hl all tho catarrh remedies anti many good physicians in my rase in the past ten years, ami have never received but temporary benefit from any. My tonsils are much reduced in sbe, and I am not troubled with tore throat any more. M.v lungs are stronger and my digestion rreatly i proved. I feel that I have been saved from « sumption, tho common result of the disease, send this letter by my neighbor. Mr. Lenox, hope you will do as well by him as you have by ir*. as I advised him to go to you. lie lias a very bad case of catarrh, and some think consumption. "C. B. Jacksos.” "I wish to inform you that I ha re recovered en- lnvn in the bladder. I am not troubled any more with those spells of pain. etc. I wish you would put a part of this letter into your circular, and state that I suffered from this jainful disease for six years, and state that you cured me. . "George 8. Crawford.’ "After all my suffering in the past years, I can now state that I am perfectly will. I have now recovered my natural health and strength, and am free from all the horrors attending an aggra vated case of liver complaint ami female weak ness. I have suffered untold miacry by submit ting to tbe old and unnatural practice usual ir cases of female weakness. I wish this published, with the information that ladies can be cured of those distressing complaints without submitting to tho horrors of examination. I would say to every true lady that I am acquainted with several ladies that have been cured by Dr. Ingim, and we are satisfied that the old practice is simply barbarous, ami has never resulted in cure. Ladies can call upon Dr. Ingira and obtain my full ad dress. "Mrs. W.H— Persons desiring tho full address of any or all of the above persons can obtain the same, and scores of others, by calling upon Dr. Ingira at his rooms at tbe Isaacs House, in this city. CHRONIC DISEASES. To the many that may bo suffering with vitiated blood, from any cause, akin diseases of every na ture, liver complaint, scrofula, dyspepsia,catarrh' bronchitis, asthma, or any chroqjc diseases, will »time, health and money, by calling upon Dr. Ingira. as lye has derated the past fourtoen yean to the treatment and cups of chronic diseases. Dr. Ingira will examine and treat case* at his rooms, at the Isaacs House. Macon, Ga. novSOlt Ilr.vT, Rankin A Lamar.—This well known and reliable firm havo received a large lot of Dr. Hood’s Eureka liver Medicine, it has the praise of all who have tried it In bottles at 50 cents and $1.00. A Staktlixo Trmi.—Thousands die annually from neglected coughs and colds, which soon ripen into consumption, or other equally fatal dis eases of tbe lungs, when by the timely use of a single bottle of Dr. Mutar's Balsam of Wild Cherry their lives have boen preserved to a green old age. Tns Cheapest ajtd Best.—nook’s Eureka Liver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in the treatment of Liver Disease, Dyspepsia. Side Head ache. Coativeness, and all that class of diseases arising from a disordered state of tbe stomach and liver. novSOly OBSTACLES TO MAKIMACE. H-H-y reitff for young men from the effects of Errors and Abjq e^rjy life. Manhood re stored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment New and remarkable rem edies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en velopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.—an institution haring a high reputation for honorable conduct «rd rreLw^-ml skill. oct£8 3m Pratt’s Astral OIL ^nSoLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless. Al- X3L ways uniform. Illuminating qualities supc-1 riortnea*. Hums in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking fire. Manu£* :uruiexpressly | to displace tbe use of volatile and dangerous xL Its lutp under every possible teat, and its per fect burning qualities, are proved by its continued use in over 3n5.t<00 families. Millions of gallons have been sold and po accident—directly or indi rectly—has ever oorenai from burning, storing or handling it The immense yearly loss to life and property, resulting from the use qf cheap and dan- teroos oils in tbe United States, is appeBinc. The gnsurar.ee compari -i and fire commissioner hrooebout the country recommend the ASTRAL as the Uu: isJecuanl ahen lamps are t**L S- mt for circular. For sale at retail by the trade een- erally.and kt whofeaale by thcpropriet<»rs. C1IAS. PRATT A CO- 10S Fulton street. New York. aarf4dfindtftf tual consent. Mr. HENRY iied to close up the busine*?. CHARLES J. HARRIS. HENRY J. PBfEIL November 29.1873. middling* 15J; market quiet New Orleans—Cotton, net receipts 6477; gross 3433; exports coastwise 2255; to Great Britain —; continent —; sales 4500; stock 135.228; middlings ICl: market quiet and easier. I Drug Stock and Fixtures 181*7; middlings 15}; market cosier. -rp_v-»* Arc.rsTA—CV4ton. net receipts 1524; sales 2032; MOT OalC, middlings 14}aUl; market weak. The store oeoupiM by HARRIS A PETER , S A V \ N .* A receipts f or rent, possession to be given on the 1st day of to Continent 613; cuariwiseto Great BnUm January. In tho meantime tbe Stock, Fixture' r~V «!?• H39; stock 105,4 do; middlings 15|; mar- a!M l Furniture of sakl late firm are offered both at ket quiet anil stesuy. wholesale and retail at figures below cost FOR CHARLENTCX-Odton. net receipts exports CASH. The accounts due said firm will bo placed T7r in the bands of an attorney for collection, unless 53JW; middlings 15i; low middlings 14,ul4;; I promptly arranged. The undersigned is deter- rinct good ordinary 141; market lower; demand j mineato dose up the burinen as rapidly a* pos sible. and hopes that those against whom he has fair. Modtle—Cotton, net receipts 30C0; exports I liC^ntiTwiiT coa«twi*e l*M; Great Britain - ; sales 300; stock I no rnotf 27.610; middlings 16; low middlings 151; strict 1 good ordinary 15; market dull. Boston—Cotton, net receipt* 200; gross 640; export* to Great Britain sales 300; stock 5800; middling* 16}; market quiet and strong. Norfolk—Cotton, net rereipts 3352; exports coastwise 3061; to Great Britain —; sales 4G0: stork 5177; low middlings 142; market qniet. Memphis—Cotton, net receipt! 4326: shipments 3360; stock 29,641; low middling ]5}al5f; market linn. Galve*ton—Cotton, net receipts 260; exports roa«twi*e 11*4; to Great Britain —; to France —; sales 1700; stock 43,444; good ordinary 14}; ordinary 13; demand good. Philadelphia—Cotton, net receipts209; gross 200: middlings 16f; low middlings 16; strict good ordinary 15}; market steady. .Selma—Weekly net receipts 29SG; shipments 1697; stock 5725. Liverpool—Noon—Cotton sales' 14.000 boles; speculation and export 4000; uplands 8}*. Or leans 6; market firm: cotton to arrive | higher. Sales yesterday reached 20JK>0, whereof 9000 I Isater—Unlands, not below good onlinarr, ship- All Well-Known Brands pod November 8J; same, not below low middlings, ] delivered January. 89-16. WE ARE ON IT. We are now prepared, and intend to offer LARGE inducements IN • Domestics and Dress Goods LONSDALE 4-4 SOFT-FINISH BLEACHING at 15 cents, and Lotor—Upland*, not Mow good ordinary, sbijiu 1 K d I>eceml»er, 82; same, shipped November and j •ccmber, 8 9-16. Produce. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THFUNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OP GEORGIA. In the matter of Michael Gonnler, Bankrupt—In Bankruptcy. rpHE said Bankrupt lavra* petitioned the Court X for a discharge from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1867, notice is hereby given to all person* interested to appear on the Uth day of Deoember.1873.at lOo’elock, a.M- at Chambers of said District Court, before Isaac Beckett. Esq, one of the Reristers of said Court in BankruotoT. at the law office of A. Hood. Esq.. Cuthbert. G.%., and show cause why the prayer of the raid petition of tbe Bankrupt should not be granted. ' Dated at Savannah. G?onri*. thi* 2£th day of November. 1873. JAMES McPHERSON, nov30 It Clerk. aiMbM'lGREATPANIC SALE I am now offering a largo and well-selected stock cl j Ficyeil Fail! Groceries NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OP GEORGIA. In the matter of Zadock M. Sawyer, Bankrupt—In Bankruptcy. T HE Mid Bankrupt hnvimrpetitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d. 1867, notice is hereby riven to all persons interested to appear on the llth day of December. 1873. at 10 o’clock. a. m.. at Chambers of said District Court, before Isaac Berkett. Esq., one of the Registers of said Court in Bankruptcy, at the law office of A.Hood. Esq., Cuthbert. Ga.. and show cause why the prayer of the said petition of the Bankrupt should^ not be granted. Dated at Savannah. Georgia, this Sftth day of November. 1873. JAMES McPHERSON. novSO It Clerk. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. In the matter of W. B. Haisten. Bankrupt—In Bankruptcy. T HE said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts provable under tlie Bankrupt Act of Marrh 2d, 1867. notice is hereby riven to all persons inter ested to appear on thelttb day of December. 1873. at 10 o’clock a. Mra at Chambers of said District Court, before Isaac Beckett, Esq„ one of the Reg isters of said Court in Bankruptcy, at the law office of A. Hood. Esq* Cuthbert. Gi„ and show cause why the prayer of the said petition of the Bankrupt should not bo granted. Dated at Savannah. Gi, this 28th day of No vember. 1873. JAMES McEHERSON. novSO It Clerk. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY, T HIS is to give notice that on the 10th day of November. A. D. IS7&& warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Clark A Morgan, of Americas, county of Sumter, Stato of Georgia, who have been adjudged Bankrupts on their own petition, and that the payment of any debts, and delivery of any property belonging to said Bank rupt. to them, or for t heir use. and the transfer of any property by them, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of tne creditors of the said Bankrupt.*, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more as signees of their estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo holden at Americas, Ga., at tho office of Allen Fori. Esq- attorney, before Isaac Beckett. Esq., Register, on the loth day of De cerober. A.D.. 1873. at 10 o’clock, a. m. A. Fort and Jack Brown, Attorneys. W. II. SMYTH. novSO 2t IT. S. Marshal, as Messenger. All of which were bought at Panic Prices, s COST, for the cash, consisting of Canned Fruits, Vegetables | MEATS AND PISH. ALSO, Eog'iish anl Ponic;tic Chow Chow, tfc. A large lot of Willow-Ware, Brooms & Demijohns A general line of Ferris* Susar-cured Smoked Meats NEW YORK STORE. S.WAXELBAUM «£ BRO. Will offer tlnjir entire stock of desirable goods, FOR CASH, during tbe next thirty days at nearly half their value. Embracing Hams, Shoulders, Strips, Tongues, and Beef, together with a full assortment of SPRAGUES’, AIEERIMACK and all the best CALICOES, 10c. AMOSKEAG and second quality PRINTS at 8c. YARD WIDE SHEETING, 10c. BLEACHED HOMESPUNS, lffjc., worth 18c Sugars ! Teas! Coffees ! i rleachee cotton flannel, i2jc., worth 2a.-. And a very complete stock of EED AND WHITE FLANNELS, 2oC., worth 40c. Nuts, Crackers & Confectioneries j bed ticking. i5c., worth »3c. I have likewise on hand and for sale very low, liquors and wines!Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys and Cassimeres Of the most approved brands and perfectly pure. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. rpHIS is to give notice that oij the 24th day of I JL November. A. D. 1873. a warrant in Bank- State of Georgia, who lias been adjudged a Bank rupt on his own petition, and that the payment of any debt*, and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him. or for liis use, and the transfer of any property by him. ore forbidden by law; that a meeting of tho creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to clioose one or more assignees of Ids estate will lw held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo holden at Fort Valiev, Gara at the office of Joel R. Grillin’. Esq., attorney, before Lemuel T. Downing, Esq„ Register, on tlie 17th day of January, A. D.. 1874. at lOo’elock. a. m. W. H. TMYTH. novSO 2t U. S. 3Inrshal. ns Messeuge*'. Having made arrangements, too, for a constant supply of Bananas, Oranges, Lemons And other tropical fruits, and for fat dressed FOWLS, TURKEYS, Etc., Housekeepers would do well to visit my establish- j ment daily before making up their bill of fare. J. F. BARFIELD. novgO tf NORFOLK OYSTERS. In Quart Cans, on Ice, W. W. LANEY’S, nnvMtf MULBERRY STREET. E. ESPENNER, NOTICE IN BANKEUPT0Y. T HIS is to give notice that on the 7th day of I Cherry SL. Next Door to Isaac* House. November, A. D. 1873, a warrant in Bank- I belonging to said Bankrupt, to him, or for ids use, and the transfer of any property by him. are for bidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or mow assignees of his estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Cuthbert, Ga., at the office of A. Hood, Esq„ at torney, before Isaac Beckett. Esq.. Register, on 1 the llth day of December, A. 1). 1.N73, at io o’clock. *- *• W. II. SMYTH, im)v29 2t U. S. Marshal, as Messenger. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. MllSi Iniptcy was issued against the estate of Andrew D. thambless. of Lumpkin, countv of Stewart nnd fifeteof Ga., who luis Ii*m his own i State of Ga., who luss lieen adjudge! n Bankrupt on lus own petition, nnd that the payment of anv debts, and delivery of any property * belonging to saul Bankrupt, to him or for his use. end the transfer of any pro)«rty by him. are forbidden bv T» .• x 7 r *n* law; that a meeting of the creditors of tho saill rroportionately AiOW ir lfflirG5« Bankrupt, to prove their debts, anil to choose one * * ° 1 «r *“°re assignees of liis estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to lie holden at Cuthliert. New Yonir—Noon—Flour quiet and very firm. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn »carre and advanc ing. Fbrk firm; new mess 14 50. Lanl quiet; steam 8la8 5-16. Turpentine dull at SPiMO. llosi steady at 2 62U2 65 for strained. Freights dull. Evening—Flour, southern 5al0 better; chiefly on shipping grades; common to fair extra CU5a7 85; good to choice extra 9 S*ftall 00. Whisky lower at 91}. Wheat closed dull and declining. Corn dosed dull ami heavy. I\»rk firmer; new mess 14 75. Lanl a shade easier; steam 8a81-16. Na val* quiet; groceries finn. freights dulL During the week naval stores have realized igber prices, but the demand has not boen active. Louisville—Flour steady and quiet; extra Jeans » Cassimeres and Blankets Lanl, tierce 81; keg 9h steam 71a DRESS GOODS Marked down from 20 to 33 per cent., and a Corresponding Reduction 7}a7l. naSked. 7.. Whisky* ft Cixcixxati—Flour 6 83*7 00. Com steely. I ear 52a53: shelled 51. Fork held at 14 00a 14 50. Lanl firmer. Bacon firm; shoulders Cl; dear rib 71; cltnr sides 71. Whisky firm at 89. St. Louis—Flour, demand good at full prices; lower grade* advanced 15a23. Com active and higher: No. 2 mixed 44 on track; old 47 in eleva tor. Whisky firm at 88. Fork firm; new mess . 1350. Bacon firm; business small. Lard active TTO" ■vul n,#lu»rt 7la7l» I - —Flour, double extra 5 75a5 GO; I treble extra ti 0Aa8 00; family 8 50a9 50; demand I Cuban trade. Com firmer and 1 THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY OUR WILL FIND LiisnE gocsl for local and quiet; mixed 75; white 76; old white 78. Oats , 2 g-a us HEADQUARTERS Fork dull and lower, mess 14 50. Dry salted 1 U meats scarce; sliouldera 71. Bacon dull anti eas ier. sliouhlers 61;dear rib?;dear sides 8; hams, no demand; quoted at 9a70l. Isard firm; tierce 81 aSj; k« c 9}. Sugar in good demand; common 6; low fair to good fair 61*71; prime Sfis choice 6J. Molasses active; emtrifngal 23a45; common S5a40; fair 43a33; prime to choice 47a53. Whisky, Louisi ana 9Cr Cincinnati 1 00*102. Coffee 212*231. Corn meal dull at 310*5 20. WiLMiXGTOg—Spirits turpentine irregular at 361. Rosin firm at 2171 for strained; pale 3 50; extra pole 4 00. Crude turpentine steady; hard 100; yellow dip and virgin 2 00. Tar steady st 00. j LrvEKrooL— Noon — Breadstuff* firm. Com I S5s0d. Cumlierland cut 47s. Los Dox—Noon—Tallow 20sa40sStL Marino Hews. New Yoke—Arrived, Etoria. Arrived out, Java. Frankfort. Cn vn LESToy—Sailed. L. L. Davis. Departed, I Champion, Ashland. CHEAP GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM. W.A. JUHAN&C0. J. H. ZEILIN & CO’S NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. jRALSTON’S HALL 1 RETURN OF THE FAVORITES J rum POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY, Momlay Evenlnft, Dccrmtirr lit. The Quern Star <4 tbe Santb, u»l tbe Emicent Comedian anil Hramalist. ROSE AND HARRY WA'TKIHIS! TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES BUSSES .1 SSI s TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES i i:i >si:s TRUSSES T\rE have on hand a very largo > t and complete assortment of Trusses, embracing every variety, both single and double, and all sizes, from infants* to the largest adult's. Those wishing anything in tho Truss liqo should call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced that they can be had lower tlian elsewhere in the city. Also. FEMALE SUPPORTERS of all kinds, and most approved styles. Also, a complete stock of Suspenso- i, and of the best quality. Alro, our usual fine assortment of Drug? and uropeand is, KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN; ] oderiebIpell. Support’d by the Best Company in the South, Prices as usual. Scats reserved at Brown’s bookstore without extra charge. GEO. W. REED. novSO It Business Manager. J. IT. ZHILIN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Macon, Ga. nov29tf RALSTON HALL. JOHN T. FORD. - - - Hunger. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY 1 The Queen of English Tragedy, ANAUSCHEK! Supported by tbe Brilliant Tragedian. MILNES LEVICK, As J u euslkst Dramatic Company. Friday Eypnin?-. DrceniDcr Stb, snAKSFEAREi HENRY NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. KOlt THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEOROIA. In the matter of Stephen Jl. Lester. Bankrupt— In Bankruptcy. T HE mill Bankrupt bavin, petioned tbe Court for m discharge from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Art of Marrh -J, 1S«7. notice ' i hereby given to all persons interested to appear o the 10th day of December. 187A at 10 o'clock. — X. at Chambers of raid District Court, before tear Beckett, Esq. one cf the Reristcra of sard Court in Bankruptcy, at thelasr office of Allen I ort. Esq. Ameriru*. On. and shox cause whv the prayer of tbe said petition of tbe Bankrupt should not be granted. Dated at Sa-annah. Reorxia. this SStb day of November. 1S7S. JAJIES McPHERSON, !» Clerk. NOTICE nr BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. In tjie matter of Janies T. Fleirellen—Bank- mnt—In Bankruptcv. VIII ! P^r1 W d£^« , Si t S^‘^ satttrdayrrcnlnr. »rrrt»ber Oth. “inU^m'ap^ DKBORAH. on the llth dayof Dec. mlier. lS73,at 10o'clorkTs. . . I at*, at Clu-mbera of saidDistriet Court before Isaac Adnuaaion to Parqnette and Dress Circle SI; Beckett. Esq.on.of the Reristenof aaidCourtin Gallery 30 cents: Reserved Seats to Parnuette Bankruptcy, at tbe law office of A. Hood. Ew^ and Dress Circle *130. Cuthbert. 6a, and show curse why the prayerof sale of merved seats will commence Monday at I the petition of the said Bankrupt should not be s. x. at Bniwn A CV« Ivukstore. novaoet I granted. I Date-1 at Savannah. Oeonria. this !Sth day of November, U7A JAJIES McPHERSON, nortOlt Clerk. jrpiv | « Kir K*.-.' 1 I..n i \ \ K’ .llon of ti •! 1 ]hv\> j ^ < *ttou fJt'C'l IvileJ Q ^ - k.i hon. ajRlr. ’ h—Uy. | bitt.e y«r ,r. . . milk L'tita.j; for UaII a dozen in f witlio ini tiro gallons rail une—slops fn food scpply of era’ I oooe tvu< a /.inner myself, but am not i ». .::lh-n.v 1 .-annotjoin t!.edrji;,. ; ' i ;-k vvli.it fanner or lirau^er ,aj! I pause tor a reply. City Lawyer. N. II.—Our^'W is without :i jtcM-jrcc, ut ::: vs.'irof tin- ubotv, un<l Invalid sho ujif fn>m Hu.toi k county. (i.i., wc call w tbv "ILiiiavk t’rcaui iVt.” An 1 1*: jt'st for the passing it tor’s in our h.an la, his I can be free! rn Oak's the stove, MAN A Glli-t this j an save DIKO. Saturday, th3 -.<h insL. at M : tre u:oty. Ala, Mr. ffs*»T Hknks. He fell a victim to yellow /ex cr. Tbs deceased vxs a brot her It lira. M^r- kr-1 of this rity. 'lavs, in a).! lit-? glory, has ar- . Lhc city. He h.u> put up at It nvc i ir Merkel*.*. For Bridal and other Pri’SENTS.— Miorham’s eomMnation case-- of silver- J u.av. A large supply just rereiv««d at j * ncv^JCt K. J. Johnston’s 1 tor B^irr. 4 COMFORTABLE, w. 11 arrars^vl Dwelling A —tecvtji ruuIUt ai.i duuolo klt< lu*i:. inb to MRS. REEVES, novlTtf Cor. Spring st. and Watebitackm *▼. TOOLS FOR SALE.' r Tixtli 1>1 mcing to the shop of D. M< - Kit- W.A. HOPSON & CO. Inform their friends and the public that there ha* been * further fvl A rt K ! N C DOWN DEPARTMENfS Of their stock. NOTICE IH B.15KRUPTCY. IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OFGEORGL\. In the matter of Thomas Dixon. Bankrupt—In Bankruptcv. rpHE said Bankrupt having petitioned tbe Court X for.diachnrpe from oil hi.debt, provable nndra tbe Bankrupt Act of Jfnrrh id. ISo7. notice u hereby oven to mil person, interested to appear on tbe 10th stay of December. I8JR rt ID o’clock. A. x_ at Chunbers of said District Court before tear Beckett. Esq, one of the Rcrivtcra of said Court in Bankruptcy, rt tbe lew office of Allen Fort, Esq. Anu ncusGx. and show cause whv the prayer cf the aid petition of tbe Bankrupt should not be printed. Dat-'l at Savsnnoin G-ceuia, ;i. ; s i«th day of Nofember. 1S.T. JAdtp JicPUERSON. novSO It Clerk. Ga., at the biliee of A. Hood Escp. attorney, iK-fun- Isaac Beckett, Esq., Register, on the llib day of December, A. D. 1373, at 10 o'clock a. st. JV. H. SJIYTH, noviigt IT, S. Marsh:; I. as Jlcsstuiver. “ Take Due Notice Hereof and Govern Yourself Accordingly.” will be closed, after which date 1 ONLY FOR CASH. No deviation * ill be made from this rule under | anjf circumstances, nor in favor of any < We thank our introns for their liberal favors i the past, and lioj*! this new arrangement will nc _ E ivo offense to any, but that all may continue their u si ness relations with us. Resijcctfully, Eeduccd nearly fifty per cent. BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, TABLE DAMASKS, And all kinds of Honse-furnishinj goods at New York cost. Thcso goods were bought during the great Funic and are cheaper than the same goods sold before the war. Our stock of D R ESS OOODS Which is admitted to be the be3t selected, and comprises the largest variety and most fashionable fabrics, has been reduced as follows: STRIPED POPLIN 15c., formerly 25c. STRIPED JAPANESE 25c., formerly 40c. SILK STRIPED JAPANESE 35c., formerly 50c. SILK JAPANESE 50c., formerly 75c. SILK STRIPED POPLIN 50c.. worth $1. SATINES 75c., worth 90c. CASHMERES 75c., worth $1. SILK POPLIN for $1, worth $1 50. BROCADED IRISH POPLINS for 75c., worth $1 50. 5,000 yards .of PLAID DRESS GOODS for children at 25c., worth 40. 10,000 yards of different style goods to be sold immediately at 25c., worth 40 & 50?- 3,000 yards in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS at one-fourth their value. [black silks, COLORED ALPACAS, COLORED SILKS, FIFTY FER CENT. LOWER TIIAN FORMERLY. SHAWLS FOR ©3! WORTH $5 HOSIERY, GLOVES and all NOTIONS correspondingly reduced. Wo are offering these great inducements to cash purchasers only. EEMEHBER, WE ALWAYS SELL AS WE ADVERTISE. RANKIN, JIASSENBURG & CO. best of goods at tlie very lowest price. Having been awarded tho premium at the State Fair “for tho largest and best ock of dry goods,” our friends and customers can feel assured they will get tho JOHN INGALLS, DEALER IX NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. T niS is to give notice that on tho 1st day of November. A. IX, 1873, a warrant in Bank ruptcy was issued against tho estate of Jeptha I nmmniOT i nil s n»* a nmi-inr I or LamiAm count, o f stewart amt DRUGGIST and PHARMACEUT ST State of Georgia, who lias been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition, and tliat the payment of any debts, and delivery of am property belonging to said Bankrupt, to hini, or for his use, onu tho transfer of any prop erty by him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of tho said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Cuthbert, Ga., at the office of A. Hood, Ksq., attorney, before Isaac Beckett, Esq, Register, on the llth day of De cember, A. I). 1873, at 1U o’clock, a. m. W. II. SMYTH, nov29 2t U. S. Marslial, ns 3Iessen>gcr. PUEE. MEDICINES wucu usjKi.H mu i-siuio ui n inimn cher, of Morgan, county of Calhoun and f Georgia, who lias been adjudged a Bank- i his own petition, and that the payment N0TI0E IN BANKRUPTCY. T HIS is to give notice that on tho 1st day of i November, A. IX 1873, a warrant in Bank ruptcy was issued against the (‘state of William A. Hatcher, of Mor State of Get rupt on his own petit _ ^ of any debts, and delivery of any property belong ing to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, nnd the transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by law; tliat a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankmptcy, to bo holden at Cuth bert, Ga., at tlie office of A. Hood, Esq., attorney, before Isaac Beckett, Esq.. Register, on the llth day of December, A. D. 1873, at 10 o’clock, a. ic. W. H. SMYTH. nov29 2t U. S. Marshal, ns Messenger. And special agent for Caswell, Hazard A Co.’s STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS And stricly. pure COD LIVED OIL! nov23tf Flour, Flour, Flour. g CAR LOADS FLOUR ol all grades. In quarter, halt and whole sacks and barrels. I For sale very low for cash to close consignments, by nov27diwSt JONES * BAXTER. S. WAXELBAUM & BRO., Triangular Block, 43, 45 and 47 Second st., 21, 23, 25 Cotton avenue. ov30tf THE COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK CITY, D OES business upon popular plans that tho people can comprehend, and at the minimum rates of all first class companies. I The *' Commonwealth ” is Safe, Popular and Prompt, WITH A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT. Examine the Savins* Bank Plan. THOMAS TJ. CONNER, Macon, Georgia, Manager of the Georgia Department. *nngSl lawly WINSHIP & CALLAWAY. NOTOE IN BANKRUPTCY. T HIS i* to give notice that on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1873, a warrant in Bank- J TT^OR sale very eliean for cash bv ruptcy was issued anunst the estate of Simeon lj’ uu,saic ' ei 7 cuea P lorca!5n ' J. Tyner, of , county of Macon, and I Soap, Starch and Candles CLOTHING Stato of Georgia, who lias been mi judged „ Bankrupt on his own petition, and tint the pay ment of any debts, ami delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him, are for- balden bv law; that a meeting of the creditors of , the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at I Americas. Ga., at tho office of Allen Port, Ksq., attorney, before Isaac Beckett, Esq., Raster, ou the 10th day of December, A. D., 1873, at 10 | clock, A. Jl. John R. Worrill, Esq., Attorney. Ameriens, Ga. \V. II. SMYTH, uov20 2t U. S. Marshal, as Messenger. NOTICE IN BaIIKEUPTOY, •HIS is to give notice tliat on tho srth dav o! Octoli~ ‘ " r\7i t; .. X October, A. p. 1873, a warm it in l a lk- •issued against the estate o; Charles I inn, _of ——, county of Houston and I JONES 3t BAXTER. Rust Proof Oats, Etc. 300 100 bushels Heavy Winter BLACK OATS. 500 bushels Tennessee PEED OATS. 300 bushels Fresh Ground MEAL. 50 bushels Tennessee GROUND PEAS. Just received and for sale for cash, by nov27dAw3t JONES A BAXTER. To Rent or Lease. ATT WHOLESALE. WE have opened a wholesale apartment over our retail store, and invite the 1 Georgia, Alabama and Florida merchants who buy in this market to give us a call. We will sell them on as good terms and at aa low prices as they can buy them iix I New York. Our stock is the largest that has ever been brought*to this State. The | 3faJicines. which we will always keep in first- State of' Georgia, ’ whoTms been* adjudged*» I A LEVEL PLANTATION in a high stato of ■; only of pure and Bankrupt on hi* own petition, aiul that the pay- I XX cultivation; 500 acres of open land; a large * ' “ - • • •• modern dwelling; spacious cow and hor.te bams, I new ; thoroughly stocked with fine horses, cows, mules, etc. ALmj, corn, fooder, pease, oats, etc.. RETAIL DEPARTMENT ment of any debts, and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and tlie transfer cf any property by him, are forbidden by law; tliat a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts ami , - to choose one or more assignees of his estate, manure. Labor abundant; society good; school . inll be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be church convenient; one hour’s rid* to Is filled with everything that is choice and stylish for a gentleman’s cacfff. holden at Fort Valley, Ga, at the office of Slcssra. Macon on Southwestern rood. Parties well re- I J b Arant A Branham, before Isaac Beckett, Esq, couimoded. For further particulars apply to | v + v„ Register, on the 12th day of December. A. IX U. M. GUNN, 1 nTlri + hn 1873, at y o’clock, x. u. | nov29tf Byron. Southwestern Rood. Ga. _ W. n. SMYTH. XTAnrrnxi nov232t U. S. Mnrshsl, a* Messenger. | iVOTICE. Ml NOTION IN BANKRUPTCY. . _ — M I T ttic i. -:..ra *• * *1 ,„x. , , A is to notify each a id every person that O. Hlb li to give notice that on the 10th oay of W. Massey holds my n >te forono hundred and ; n wa ^ nt . ,r l..^?. nk * Sixty dollars, given in February or March. 1872, 5 ? £SSJ n « M,u S d ajpuastth ? wte.to of Mdlmm anil due on or about the first of November fol- - ot rt ^‘udy of Schley nnd lowing, for a cotton $in. I have returned the gin I State of Georgia, who has been adjudged a Bank- to said Massey, as it did not give satisfaction, and rupt on Ins own petition, an l tliat the payment will not pay said note as it belongs to me. of any debts, and delivery of any property belong- JOHN H. PENN, I ing to said. Bankrupt, to him. or for his use, and 1 — - 1 tbe transfer of any property by hint, are forbidden .. , This November 24.1873. bylaw; tnat a meeting cl tho creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose I "DAT) T)‘D AT7TT\17 AT T oneormore^signees of hi* estate, will bo held J} Uit liVVJ V AJU-EilN \jJj i Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Amen- I 1 ^ “ ‘ " 'mu will sail for the above port on THURSDAY . ay ox Mxemoer, a. if. i»7a, at iu o ciocx, a. v. j DECEMBER 4th. Through bill* of lading given Hawkins, Guerry A Hollis. Attorneys, A men- I to Boston, New Bedford. Fall_ River and other Virginia All Wool Cassimere Suits, Good as the Scotch, for §15 per suit, worth §25. 12tf 50 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA. C. J. GAMBLE. A. BECK. A. W. GIBSON. POR REKT. A NEW four-room house, near tbe centre of } th?city. Inquire at >4t THIS OFFICE. manufacturn? points in New England. RICHARDSON & BARNARD, agents. nov26 7t Savannah,Ga. J A GREAT BARGAIN. LOST. ROYAL Arch Mason’s Keystone. It bears tbe inscription: "T. W. Rowland, Wells Chapter, No. 42. Nov. 17.1S57.” The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at nov27 tf THIS OFFICE. | coaled fort nov25 6t e; is completely furnished and u. m. GUNN, ATTOBJi'EY AT JV, GREAT BARGAINS; X0TlCE >> bahkbbpxct. W2J be offered in aO in their line, every ar- ] tfete beias a specialty. I BelLi :u««i 71 licp cf D. . of G ►hop g,t tbe fceyhy appl IN Tin: DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, for the southern district OP GEORGLV. In the matter of niram Tison, Bankrupt—In WE MEAN BUSINESS, under the ihmkrupC Act i f Marrh 2d. W7.notice i- hereby siren to all j-tx i’> interested to a pi-nr \e lv'<th Ur.y of December. 1«>73. at lu o’clock, , at OhamLers of said District Court, before I«;nr Beckett. E-q.. one < f the Rr.eri>t«;rscf «:d ind in v Re i examination cf our entire 50,000 lbs. Clear Kib Bacon Sides. •R safe dump for cosh by nov27dkw3t JONES A BAXTER. -p* Situation Wanted. A S a dty good, or irrocnr clerk, by a yotmg nam larsdy wquuoted in Uiddle lot South- xert Georxia. who raa Hire tbe bertmnd mod satUiat-tcry references. Address T. J.L, norlQtl Care Teleomph and Mewwraer. NOTICE. counties to come forward and pay their taxes. The time is very short. C. T. WARD, nov23 S0d Ordinary. 500,000 Feet of Lumber QP l .ra.irsioraaJ.M _ap lor nov29 7f GILBERT X BIBOS. id i-. bpuld listed s»; Sarannah. Georgia, this 28th day a November, 1573. JAMES McPHERs< >N. DOfflO 11 Clerk. DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST, H AS removed his office from Mulberry street . to No. 106 Cherry street, over Major M. R Boserf, next door to Mr. Regis'. octI2 3m. FOR SALE. SMALL FARM near the rity; good im- . print-men to. An excellent bargain for cash. Stock and utensils, etc., will be sold with | the place if desired. - L. C. DUER. Near Cross Keys. noTlS sun, wedEfri-Ot* For Sale. O NE of the most valuable places in Yineville, known as tbe Bryant vie a, containing about forty-five acres, will be sold for cash or cotton, or exchanged for real estate in the rity of Macon. Apply to A. J. ORE, net.iSend tf At Oliver.Douglas*4(V FOE RENT. rpwo DWELLING HOUSES, rtbrihir located. X Apply to E.F. LA'VT&X. At Exchange Bank, or to Dil A. P. COLLINS. falyl7 tf At Collins* & Heath’ E, B. POTTEB, M. D. HOMCEOPATHIST NOTICJU. i roun- ' OFFER for rale a small farmir . tv. file miles from 3Iarskalvillt', S. \Y. R: R, r. tain Ing 405 acres, unde^ him state of cultiva- m. being level, with gocul fences, good waters buildings new, except the dwelling, which has pen recently repoire'd. Saul }>Lvco is level and in healthy loralitv. Terms matin easy. Applyto GEO. S. HAS LAM. SB.. octlS 6w Marshalvjile, Go, GAMBLE, BECK & CO; WHOLESALE GROCERS, PROVISION AND LIQUOR DEALERS. LOWEST MARKET PRICES GUARANTEED- ei THIIRID STREET.