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TUESDAY MOKSIXO. »• 1 -•
JudKf llrr«rlicl A. Jabnoot
*' iii the city, and > pre.-iding ort
Superior Court. U i**'..* Ju.l^e II.:
ousnl casu-
Thr
t onni) court.
The r
egular December ter
County (
’curt
wax commenced
Nothing
but
civil business i
acted, r
Boat 1 nr
A sing
le scull boat race will
U-rla.v.
trans-
on the Ocmulgee, between two Ihooa
amateurs, Wednei-lay afternoon. The par
ticular* will bo given to-morrow.
out on Bull.
L. B. Tike has been admitted to ball in
the mm of three thousand dollar-. Ho
ancceedtxl in making a bond late Satur
day night, :.nd waa released.
The Weather
Sumlsy and yesterday were two as fine
days os arc usually set down in tho calen
dar for the hut autumn and fir-t winter
days. They wero all that oouhl have
bean desired by any ono whoso main idea
was to bo comfortable.
The ttrrond Baptist t litireli.
The revival which has been in progress
in tho Second Baptist Church still con
tinues with increased interest. Nine
wero baptised Sunday night, eight last
night, and one previously, making eight
een in all. Many others are manifesting
much interest, and it is believed that
there will he many more access ion* to
the church. The congregation* continue
very large. >
Dralli of Clmrllc OWrlll. V
Wo are pained this morning to an
nounce the (loath of Mr. Charles J.
O'Neill, which occurred at Ocala, Florida,
Sunday morning. Ho had gone thither
in search of health, and for more than a
month has boon sojourning in Tampa.
Ho has written home regularly during
his absence, and always wrote hopefully
of hie condition. It is supposed that his
disease took an unfavorable turn, and
that ho attempted to make his way homo,
hut waa unable to proceed farther tlian
Ocala, when ho (lied. HU brother has
gone down, and will see him buried be
neath tho flowers and gentle air of tho
cliino that refused to givo him hack hU
health.
Charlie O'Neill was one of tho worthiest
young men in Macon. I1U friends wero
many and they loved him for his many
oseolleneios of character, and for hU ge
nial and pleasant companionship. For five
years he was dork for Messrs. Wlnship A
Callaway, and none prised him higher
than they, for none laid le tter opportuni
ty to know him. IIU death will cause a
profound grief in tho hearts of his
dates, for they all esteemed him, as few
men are ever esteemed.
Book Notice.
lMXITBtTtn l.lnK.tRT of Favokitk Soso.
Kilecl t.j Vr.J.O. Holland. New York: Scrib
ner, A null run* A Co.
Wo are indebted to Messrs. J. W.
Burke A Co. lor a oopy of this volume,
which U decidedly tlui bust collection of
English and American poetry wo have
ever seen. Its editor. Hr. Holland, be
sides being ono of the sweetest and most
thoughtful of American poets, U a critic
of sound judgment and good taste. No
man could more satisfactorily prepare such
a volume os tho ono before ns than he,
and the volume is sufficient testimony of
that fact.
Tho poem* are selected from the best
English and American writers. They in
clude examples of all tho eras of British
verso, from tho border ballads down to
tbo present day, and run through tho
whole list of distinguished American
poets. Tho hook is dividod into four
psrU. representing respectively Songs of
Home, Songs of the Heart, Songs of Na
ture and Songs of Life. The sub-divU-
ion U very excellent, and tho songs tho
character Indicated by the headings. Tho
Tolnrno U ornamented with ono hundred
soul twonty-five handsome engravings
nnd twenty autographs in facsimile.
The volume is sotd only by subscrip
tion. It U ono of tho most appropriate
books wo hsro seen for present*. Its
agent nan be found at Messrs. J. TV.
Buiko A Co'*.
The Mayor's Court,
Council Chamber waa fairly a*varm
yestci'day morning with females of color,
who had come up to answer tho charge of
stealing vrrod from tho Armory building.
The crowd included ovoryhuoof color,
from tho slightly tinged Caucasian to
tho unadulterated African css. This gang
got themselves into trouble in the follow
ing manner:
A few dsys ago tho city began to tear
down the old Armory building for the
purpose' of gettieg material-for the new
public srhexd-house, to be erected in the
southern portion of tho city. No sooner
had the hand* beguu to throw -.town the
timbers, than tho eyes of tho woodless
cormorants were upon them, and had not a
watchman been placed over tho material,
it would have boon spirited away >)uitc
rapidly as thrown down. The Mayor did
not Inflict a fine upon any one in the
crowd, ns tho charge could not be direct
ly proven upon any of them; but ho gavo
them a warning which will probably prove
beneficial in tho future. After what his
Honor remarked, it is hardly probable
that the ''boss” of the job, or tho watch
man will permit any more stealing to bo
done.
Kit Howard road Martha noward wore
boekod for lighting, ft transpired that
Kit had same affectionate VCsais with his
mother, and, like a dutiful soil, threshed
her soundly anti very obediently kick' d
her out of the home. Ha was fined five
dollars.
A tlrorirlB Sjtrclflr.
The Houston Homo Journal, published
at Perry, uwkes the followiug very com
plimentary notice of a remedy wmch is
lx-ing prepared at that place hy Capn.in
C, T. Swift, who is well known in Mere
as an active and iutelHgent business
man i
The North ha- ever been th. soiree
from which emanated qo» k nostrum*
and so-called .-ptvifies of every de-.r .p-
tion. but nine-tenths cf the advertised
medicines have proven to be merely in
genious frauds on the public. Our own
State, however, and our own county have
"reduced a remedy which has already
achieved, we may well say, a national
reputation on account of tho great
success that has been achieved by it,
although it has never yet best adver-
tiSM-l. It is known a- Guiun'* Blood
Keoewer, and the patent right to it is
owned by Captain ('. T. Swift, of t: is
place xml Elehard Guiun, of Baltimore.
This preparation has fur ye.irs been
as,-I l.y hundred* of the most promi
nent citizens of this and adjormqg
counties. . _
; stand-
A BIT III ( WI.OHA.U ROMANS K.
Him 11 Y-niltd In a Justice s I onrl-
roottt.
A ci .* occurred before Just: o Sprinz
tbo otla-r day which illustrates the de-
Vel, pment of the negro race dnee " free-,
dom com*.” and ..ho the loose idea held
by the colored race as regards the value
of an oath. Tla-ra is a colored man,
nae.ed Bryant, living at Buzzard Koo-t,
who, by industry and economy, baa suc
ceeded in t ■ uinuhiting a considerable
amount of property for one of his race.
He is known among the negroes as a
“ moneyed man.” and is, ia fact, said to
bo worth -onto four or five thousand
dollars.
Bryanthas.of late, been .-pending some
of his time in Macon, and while here met
with a likely colored woman from Bean-
fort, S. C. The woman was more than
ordinarily well dressed, adorned herself
with a good deal of jewelry, and was cs-
pci l.tlly intelligent. Ascertaining what
Bryant’s pecuniary condition waa, ”ahe
set her cap"—not for him, especially, but
for hia money. Besides being eligible
Bryant was susceptible, and it was not
long la-fore tho gentle Carrie had him as
firmly attached to her apron strings as
over Cleopatra had Anthony. They were
soon "engaged,” and Bryant, like a genet-
cxrs lover, in a very short while had lav
ished about seventy-five dollars upon hia
enslaver.
He very naturally thought, in his
cooler moments, that such a courtship
this, if protracted to any considerable
length, would be a very costly affair, and,
in order to curtail expenses, ho urged
final consummation of the “happy
event.” The woman, however, fancying
that she had hooked a splendid gudgeon,
was unwilling to be in any undue haste
about consulting tho parson, and contin
nod to play her fish about with a loose
line, thinking that it was time enough to
land him or not, as she saw fit, after she
had bled him still more. But, while
Bryant was an ardent lover he was also
toleraby prudent one, and, making up his
mind that ho was being loyod with, ho
quietly withdrew and ended his suit.
Finding that her gome was about
played out, tho woman used seductive in
fluences to got him bock, but to no pur
pose. The film was removed from Bry
ant’s oyes, and tbo sentimont from his
heart. He could not bo entrapped any
more- The wench ascertaining that she
could not recover her lover by gentle
suasion, resolved upon another tact, and
accordingly carried tho matter before
Justice Sprinz, where she swore out a war
rant against Bryant, charging him with
larceny from tho house, of silk, satin and
other dresses and other goods, together
with aomo trinkets to tho value of some
three or four hundred dollar*.
Bryant was arrested on this warrant,
and the hearing of tho case occupied the
court a Bay turd a half. Tho defence was
conducted by J. C. Rutherford, Esq. The
woman camo into court hocked by a fear
ful array of witnesses, all of whom were
prepared to swear to anything that was
peccssary to enable tho woman to gain
her ease. Sttcli a batch of testimony was
probably never before hoard in a court.
No two witnesses told the some tale, hut
contradicted each other over and over
again, until Bryant was actually oleared
of all imputation by the testimony which
had boen subornod against him. One
woman swore that she saw Bryant leav
ing tiro house of tho prosecutrix with
bundlo, and then named forty-four ar-
cles which the bundle contained, and at
tho same time swore that sho did not see
the bundle opened. This was a fair
sample of tho testimony.
Bryant, of course, went dear, and took
with him a lesson which cost him pretty
dearly, and which he will not soon forget.
Tho next time he'enters tbo matrimonial
field ho will ho apt to obeervo a greater
degreo of caution. Hi* charmer has fled
tho city to ovoid a prosecution for per
jury- iti
Ralston Hall.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Watkins, supported
l>y tho best combination they have ever
had here, made their first appearance at
Ralston Hall last night in the romantic
drama of Kathleen Msvournecn, an Irish
drama, of absorbing interest, presenting
a lino succession of splendid scenes and
situation*, all of which were produced to
tho fullest extent of their value. There
are few people on the American s£age
who are equals of Mr. and Mrs. Watkins.
They exeel in Irish characters. It lias
Isjeu Iheir study. They have mastered
its patois And its manner, and while they
are acting, they become the honest, situ
pie, open-handed Irish peasants whoso
characteristics they are attempting to
portray.
Tho play was one Gut invoked the
finest powers of the acton, and in no
point did either of them fail to meet the
most- critical demands of the auditory.
Mrs. Wa&ijet is a most charming lady.
Her personal appfcjraneo brings her at
once m rapport with h«z * udience. Her
elocution is exact and appeals strongly in
her favor ; her gesture is so perfect as to
seem iii? nature itself, while her singing
elicitod tho holiest encores. Sho has a
strong, rich voice, and ponders her songs
as one might expect to hear than* sung in
the naturally musical voice of an Irish
peasant girl. In tho scenes in which she
appeared as Mrs-fCyl. Bernard Cavanaugh,
she was superb.
Mr. Watkins was his qld self over
again. His merit hits not depreciated a
particle. He has lost none of his anima
tion ; none of his free rollicking manner,
but tho intensity of his manner seems to
have increased, and he gives even more
spirit to tho scenes which depend upon
him for their interest. There are few
men who equal his delineation of Irish
character, and none who surpass him.
The three murderers and tho ” hawful
willain” wero good performances—better
indeed than we have - rer seen them here
before.
To-night Tho New Magdalen will be
presented for the first time in Maoon.
Of this play the Richmond Dispatch
speaks as follows:
A more marked success than that which
greeted the first production of this admi
rable play on Monday evening was never
witnessed in this city, and its reproduc
tion this evening should ensure both a
full and fashionable attendance. Mr.
Harry Watkins’ skill *» a dramatist has
won for him as enviable repuutior, both
in Europe and America, satire has seldom
been more successful than in the present
instance. In one respect he has decidedly
improved on tho story. Wilkie Collins
has constructed a very powerful story, but
the finale places his heroine in a ratter
equivocal light, and one that few readers
approve of, but tho dramatist, by the con
struction of on entirely different denoue
ment, creates universal sympathy for the
-- New Magdalen,” and so materially
strengthens the effect of the great society
lesson, which the novelist has sought to
HEADING NOTICE'S*
A € ard to tlir Pobllr.
TI.l re liiu lkcen a petition before tbD
Council of this city to have all barber
shops closed on Sunday. Such has been
p&A&ed by our CocnnL I wi-h to impress
on the minds of the public that this peti
tion waa gotten np by the colored barber*,
and not the whites, as no white or sensi
ble man would do such an act of injustice
to the public. I wai accosted on Sunday
by four or fire strangers, and asked to
shave them, but under the circumstances
I dared not. and they were compelled to
go with unclean faces through the day
Is this right or wrong ?
Whit* Bakiuk.
Macon, December 1,1873.
N1 iw AllrKRTlSEtti:> f TS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
attention.
Protection Fire Co.
- _ , i inculcate. Bore Watkins aa Mercy Mer-
d is oitensiv.-ly pn.-OT ^ u.. achieved on-- of the grandest
of her brilliant dramatic career,
I v many physicians of the hig ,
- 1- ..... lsrtrn.vl it triun.p.
I..IT, laorncu. I career marked by more genuine suc
cesses than usually falls to the lot of the
actresses. Could the public.
tag. And from what ...
is one of tho most jroiwerful and infallil'.o 1
T, HitsiI,*, known. The very best citizens |
-of this county testify that they have;
known it for twenty-five years to have
boon used in numerous cases of the most
chronic cliaracter, and that it h.i* met
with the most marked and signal success,
and made radical cures in every instance,
without u -ingle exception. It is purely
vegetable, an.l i« being used in nearly
erery State in the Union. It is now l-< -
ing extensively manufactured at th:.-
place and Atlanta. Captain Swift has
isa-n traveling all the summ-.-r and fall in
the inter".-** of this great remedy, and
ha* made satisfactory arrangement Ic r
bringing it before the public.
Don't fail to go to W. A. Julmn Co.'s
ami buy a bolt of Lansdale 1-1 soft finish
bleaching at 15 cents. These good* an
on* and two-third cents per yard cheaper
[ban before the war. docl’-Jt
zo often charmed, forget
her many other admirable assumptions,
llosc Watkins might safely base her claim
to distinction on this one. iiaracter. Our
readers should not neglect to s iinoss the
New Magdalen. Although of a rather
-oi:.I re nature in its original form, yet
Mr. Watkins has introduced an admirable
*. ...i 0 clement, which affords a most grat-
ifrirr,- r.-lii-ftothc-e who regard a hearty
laugh a- an undisguised t.lessing.
Special Notice.
Whenever we recommend a worthy ob
ject, we feci a double satisfaction: First
—That of benefitting those who avail
themselves of our suggestion; and.
Second—Tlavt of having assisted a meri
torious article. The-e remark* are sug
gested to til Ly noticing the advertise
ment of that truly wonderful medicine.
The Globe Flower Cough Syrup, which
occurs in this issue; and in referring to
it, we most heartily recommend it to
those of our readers who are afflicted with
any kind of Cough or Lung Affection.
With our most distinguished .physicians,
and oldest citizens, tho merit* of the
Globe Flower Syrup are as familiar
the late rebellion, and to all who are
needing a safe, pleasant, and most effica
cious cough medicine, we would suggest
that they use the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup, which ha* borne thousands of hu
man beings—who were languishing un
der that terrible disease. Consumption,
weak, hopeless, and despairing—out of
tho depths of despondency into tho para
dise of health and cheerfulness.
dec2-dAw3t.
Soliloquy from Sbalcspeare.
Bacdolpii.—And can it be, that men will
bear
More misery than the necessary pain
Imposod on us by our Great Chief?
Do'st not suffieo. that pestilence and
plague,
Do’th decimate our land,
And tho grim god of war.
His black and sombre banner does unfurl
And that the finances of this great coun-
try now, ,
Are as tho gleaning* left by thrift!ull
reapers?
A matter small, and of hat little import.
Our laws a thing for urchins* merriest
laughter.
Our loved land but a jest for tho passing
stranger.
Tet must wo bear th’ ills of stoves most
diabolic?
It cannot be! this matter ‘s In our hands,
And by the gods in this I can be free!
O pshaw! tho Chaktxe Oak's the stove,
Truman & Green the men can savo
this pain. nov30-3t
Notice.
MACON' AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD.')
SnrsBiNtBNiiE.VT’* nma
Macon, Ga , November *>. 18JS.1
Tlir Nizht Cotton Express Train on tlii* road
will, until fprthcr notice. Iw provided with s pas-
■enzer car lor accommodation of local trare|.
The train will start from the Macon and Bruns
wick Depot—*ot ffmrral poumper »W-ot
o'clock r. M: arrive at Macon and JSrxtutrick
Depot at 6-.1S A. u.
JAMES W. ROBERTSON.
nmAOfit General Superintendent.
Silk Hats!
ATTENTION.
DEFIANCE FIRE COMPANY NO. 5.
W. H. WOODSON.
IS.J.
. -w B*Krily.a«iiaiiii»ir»torof John C. Kelly,da-
I\ O. J, (' J'el. rvprevnu t.. the Court in his petition.
tlulj filed and entered on record, that he bi fully
| ' administer'd John C. Kelly's e>tate:
This is, therefore, to cite all pecans concerned,
kindred and creditors, to thov cauv*. if any they
can. why aid adminidrator should not be dis-
chaiTvd frutn hw administration.'and receive
letters of dismiaden cn the flr>t Monday in March.
l?7A
. . Witness my cfih-ial signature, this November
tcrcighT . uh . ,,73. HENRY T. SMITH.
Ordinary.
Hibernian Benevolent Society.
K. E NIGHTai!
desired,
derj It
Macon Board of Trade.
CTSHE monthly moraine of the Board i* Trade
1 will take plate this a'ternoon at 4 odork.
All member* are requested to attend promptly, aa
it ia important to do so. By order of
dec* It The PRESIDENT.
TO RENT.
■ :ite rhe residents g th* Ule Cot T. W.
Jfaurliam. Po«»lin *ir*n January IA
Andy to CHA3. J. WILLI AMSON.
diVgxt City Hal
Silk Hats
A new lot received fo-ilay.
Fur Sets!
Fur Talmas !
Fur Boas!
SWANSPOWN!
Just received by
Wm. B. Johnston, Jr.,
Macon, Ga.
Cotton avenue, next to Mix & Kir land
novlStf
Lon's shaving and hair-cutting saloon
on Mulbeny street is tho place to get
your barbering done. None but skUled
artists retained. A hot bath can bo had
on the shortest notice. oetSOtf
Symptoms.—Slight pain in the side, the skin
and eye assume a thick yellow coot, digestion ia
impaired, an unpleasant sinking sensation at the
pit of the stomach is experienced, tho bowels are
irregular, the mind fretful, the memory weakened
dimes a slight cough, coldness of tho hands
and feet sometimes loss of appetite and at others
unnatural craving for food, dizziness of the head,
depressed spirits, feeling of uncertainly, of basing
left something undone, hut can't tell what it ip.
Take Simmons' Liver Regulator, it still remove
all unpleasant feelings and make you wt-IL
A Staetuio Truth.—Thousarfdsdieannunlly
from neglected coughs and. colds, which soon
ripen into ronsnmption, or other equally fatal dis-
i of the lungs, when by the timely use of a
single bottle of Dr. AVistar’s Balsam of Wild
Cherry their hyy Jiave bocn prewired to a green
old age.
Motukrs. Mothers. Mothers.—Don't fad to
procure Mas. Winslow's Sootuixo Strut SyI
rup for all diseases incident to tho period of
teething in children. U relieves tho child I coin
pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bowels, and
by giving relief and health to the child, girra rest
to the mother- Be sure to call for "Mrs. AVr.vs-
LOW’S SOOTMIaa SfRUR,"
For sale by all druggists- lunaiS uOdfim.
NERVOUS Driuuty.—A depressed, irritable
state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel
ing; no energy or animation; confused head,
weak memory, o'ten with debilitating, involunta
ry discharges. Tbo eonseqnenco of excesses, men
tal overwork or indiscretions. This nervous de
bility finds a sovereign cure in HuMruRRYs
nonicrATRic SrRcrrtc, No. S3. It tones up tbo
system, arrest* discharges, dispels the the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates the en
tire system. It is perfectly harmless and always
eflirienL Price S3 for a package of five boxes and
a large SZ vial of powder, which ia important in
old, serious case*; or 51 per single box. Sold by
all druggists, or *caf by mail on rereipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS' ^ppCfFIC HOMEO
PATHIC MEDICINE CO. No. SOI Broadway.
N. T. For sale by John Ingals and Hunt, Ran
kin A Lamar, Macon, Ga. aprl3cedAwtf
OI»I4C|.E9 TO MARRIAGE.
Happy relief for young men from flw effects of
Errors and Abuses in early Ida. Manhood re
stored. Impedimenta to marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkable rem
edies. Books and drrulsrs rent free, in sealed en
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. 1 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Fa.—an
institution bavin r a high reputation for honorable
conduct xwj wA«*»^iiil skill. ortfil Sra
DIED.
At Ocala. FUu on Sunday morning. November
sotli, Cjllslss J.O'Nxii* in the 25th year of his
age.
Augusts paperi please copy.
YEW ADVEBTftiEMEXTS.
on tho e<U!4
An Holt. Uto of aid county* deceased, applies
me tor letters of dismission.
These mto therefore to rite and admonish all
•. the kindred and creditors of said
at tho Court of Oniin-
_ w _ Man li. IS74, to show
nuse. if anj they lure, why fetters should not be
granted tho applicant,
fiivrn under my hand offirisTTy.
Ml 3m C. T. WA RP. Ordinarr-
and sinruUr. the kindred t
doceMl. to be and appear a
ary on the first Monday in ]
guanlisnship
Mo!lie R. Tharp.
This ia to neuiy all parties interestrel to be and
apik-ar at the Court of Ordinary in aaid county on
the flr>t Monday in March. 1»7L to show cause,
if any they hare; why the said Ray should not be
diaefiarged.
Glren under my hand officially.
X;m a T. WARD. Ordinary.
pi
kr i
JHSbonemac applies to the undersigned for
7- ! wimra.-t.-it.- n a ,l •. ' J.:.:.
Sirevcr. late cf *axl county, deceased.
■am
perw-aa interested are required to brand
rat il*>t.>urt of Ordinary on theAre: Mon
day in January r.exh to show came, if say they
haie, why letter* ahe aid not be granted the rppb-
eant.
Giren under my hand officially.
deed add q T. WARD. Ordinary.
TO BENT.
4 NICE WHITE COTTAGE, containing tin
2\. iwra*. mud Kitchen, with llro-plm« in «*ch
room. Suitable tor two small families. Price $2u
per roontlu J. A. PLGH.
dar! ft* Purh’« Gmflo«y.
FAIR NOTICE!
I HAVE INDULGED YOU ALL!
YOU OWE ME MONEY!
AND MUST MAKE MY COLLECTIONS!
rilEN DATS from this date, erery hill in my
A paMsision will he placed ia the hand* uf a
lawrer for collection. \V. F. HAVENS,
dec* It*
RALSTON’S HALL!
UIIFEECEDENTED SUCCESS!
Brilliant Hit of Macon Favorites.
The Queen Star of the South, and the Eminent
Comedian.
ROSB AND 1IARHY
WATKINS!
ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS!
Tuesday Evening, Dercmlicr 2d.
Th« Southern Favorite. ROSE WATKIX: .
will mopearin hrr great part of MERCY 31ER-
RICU, in the intensely emotional society drama
of the
NEW MAGDALEN,
THE RED CROSS OF GENEVA.
PAUL—Lmdy Janet f* servant—uwful m well ms
ornamental—H A It RY WATXlOk
Seats rear nod at Brown’s bc^‘
extra cliargo.^ fttimta
’BukmL.tfv. ir.
CITY TAXPAYERS!
Tho East Notico Positively for
This Year.
Iw extomleiL Taxes must bo paid by then in
order to close the year’s busineos; if not. you will
limve to settfe with the City Marshal with extra
cost. Xo one need cxpwt any jndulqeuce. As
tha Council has boon kind in extending the time,
it is hoped you will art promptly. The indebted*
w of tlie city must be paid, and the Treasurer
require* the taxes to liquidate the sum. Heed
this call, and we part good friends.
O. F. ADAMS.
dceS tu tlitnt Assessor and Collector.
Situations as Teachers
ryAXTEtt by two young ladies, sisters, grad-
t T nates of Georgia Colfecea. Are prepared to
teach Latin. Frewl;, Hirin-r .Mnlnemalics. Lraw-
ing. Music on Piano, (talUtlKHiirs. Two or three
rears’ experience. They prefer kituationa in
Middle or Upper Georgia, near each other} would
be willing to take a school together, or separately.
CONSUMPTION CUBED.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
does PositiveJ* Cure, ns if bv magic. Golds.
Coughs. Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping-Cough.
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Consumption, and all
Lung Diseases.
We have never known tbo second dose to fail in
. rring immediate relief in Croup, tho great pest
of children and terror of mothers.
Globe Flower Symp has lieen tested in 3,000
eases of Consumption, in which it cured nearly
very case.
It cures when all other boasted remedies fail.
It has cured hundreds of people who are living
Flower.’ known, also, as- “Button Root.”
and in Botany ^CepkalantMusOccidcnUdis.” We
ran with truth assure the community that this
incomparable remedy does not contain a particle
of opium, or any of its preparations, no lobelia,
ipecac, squills, mercury, hydrocyanic acid, or any
jtotson whatever.
The action of tlie Globe Flower Syrup on the
human system is mild and benign, and adapted
toajlagos, Iroui the infsnrfo the adult, and to
every variety of temperament and constitution.
| The effects to be looked for after taking Globe
Flower Cough Syrup, are first, a soothing and
controlling influence over any Gough, affording
Refreshing Sleep; second, promoting an easy Ex-1
perforation ; third, invigorating tlie whole sys
tem, curing the Cough, and bequeathing to pos
terity one of its greatest blessings.
Stud Langs and Immunity from consumption,
^For testimonials of Wonderful Cures, send to
prow I
For safe by all Dnurrists.
DR. J. S. PEMBERTON A CO-Prop’s. I
Atlanta. Ga.
| IZUXT. RANKIN A LAMAR.
;w2m 1
_ has been represented to me that the estate of
John Kelly, minor of John C. Kelly* deceased, is
unrepresented:
Thu is. therefore, to cite all concerned, kindred
and creditors, to show cause, if any they can.
why letters of guardianship should not be vested
in the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other
-ui table person, on the estate of said mini e, on
the first Monday in January. 1S74.
Witness my official signature, this November
25th. 1873. HENRY T. SMITH.
der2'0d Ordinary.
Will be sold before the Court-house door,
in the town of Knoxville, in said county, on the
first Tuesday in January next, within the usual
hour* of sale, the following lots and ports of lots,
all lying in the 7th district of originally Houston,
now Crawford, county, known as the lands of W.
F.Cltrk. decra.*ol. intheharvliof B.A Harwood
administrator dc bonis non of said estate, unad
ministered, in his hands, to*wit: Lots-Xos. 2Ii»,
£M. 197. is*. 1*7. 188, 105. each containing 2021
acres, more or leas; also, north or west half of lot
No. 165, lying north or west of the creek, known
a* Harvey's mill creek, supposed to contain 110
seres, more or less; also, the south corner or
western portion of lot No. 164. as divided by a
line separating it from Ambrose Sanders* land,
containing CO acres, more or less; also, the south
portion of lot No. », cut off bv a line east and
west, and by a fence between John F. Troutman
and N. Ii. Mobley, containing 911 aere*, more or
less. Property pointed out by plaintiff. John G.
Culliert. executor of Jonathan Colbert, deceased.
Notice given to Ik A. Harwood, tenant in posses
sion. as administrator de bonis non of William F.
Clark, deceased. Sold subject to widow’s dower.
JAMES N. MATHEWS.
decg tds Deputy Sheriff.
riRAWFORI) COUNTY POSTPONED SHEIt-
IFF SALES.—Will be sold before the Court
house door in tlie town of Knoxville, on tho first
Tuesday in January next, the following property
to-wit:
One sorrel horse mule, levied on aa the property
ofJ.W. Tabor to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Superior Court of mid county in favor of A. J.
Colbert vs J. W. Tabor, principal, and A. F.
Lightfoot, security. Property potuted out by se
curity.
Also, at the same time and place, southeast cor
ner of lot No. 45. containing fifty acres, more or
fern, in the ad district of originally Houston, now
Crawford county. Levied on as the property of
Daniel C. Row«U to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Justice Court of the «3oth district. G. M„ in favor
of E. Bond A Co. vs Daniel C. Rowell. Levy made
and returned to me by D. W. Bryce, countable.
lYoperty jioiuted out by defendant.
Also, at the same time and place, south half of
lot No. 3 in the 3d dis|rirt of originally Houston,
now Crawford county, levied on as the property
of Washington Berkara to satisfy a fi ta issued
from the Superior Court of said county in favor
of Elisha F. Harris and Lewis A. Mobley, exec-
. . .
„ _ fender..
A. J. PRESTON. Sheriff.
Mint willumui a ci. s
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT.
THE DIXIE PLOW!
This Plow is now in c*ueral use in Georgia, and without a doubt has become tha
favorite Plow with the Farmars of the Sorth. Sold only by MALONE, WILLING
HAM A CO.
Uruinaryot raia couniy, tor leave to seu an i
real and personal property belonging to tUo
Late of Rachel Brown, late of sakl county, <
ceased. S31IT1J W. PAGE.
Executor,
BORGIA. MAOON COUNTY.—Whereas.
H William w. Townsend applies for letters of
guardianship of the person ami property of Mary
E. King, a minor child of Thomas E. King, de«
haasd.
This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned
> be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of mid
_ juhtj,fin tno first Monday in January next, to
sliow cause, it any they have, why said letters
should not be granted to the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this the 29th day of November. 1873.
■dec230d JOHN M. GREER, Ordinary.
PWsoltl before the Court-house door iu the
town of Oglethorpe. Macon county, within the
legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Janu
ary next, the following property, to-wit:
One hundred and thirty acres of land, more or
less, being all that part of lot No. 18, ir lh«a eth
district of originally fiouston.hxnf M*con county,
lying west of the Soutimcitoln railroad. Levied
on a* {ho pyjperty of defendant to satisfy a tt fa
issued from the Superior Court of said county, in
| favor of L. 31. A W. H. Felton v§ D. W. Hassee.
I Also, at the same time and place, 200 bushels of
com. more or less, and 3,000 pounds seed cotton.
& i
.
Also. &t the same time and place, 6Q awes of
land, being a part of lot No. l«9. ia the 15th dis
trict of originally Houston, now Macon county,
situated ,,ew' thd centre of said lot. bounded by
tb^lands of Hatcher on the east, J. G. Iliuga-
book on the west. Henry T. Brown on the north,
and Rusliin on tho south, and known as tho
placo on which Alfred Spivey now lives. Levied
on as the property of J. W. llaugabook to satisfy
a tax fi fa issued hy tho Tax Collector of said
county vs said J. W. Haugabook.
J. C. HUNTER.
dccgtds Sheriff?
dcc2codku
Wholesale Arte M Macon. Gs.
H0TI0E Ilf BAHEBUPTOY.
rpHIS is to zire notice that on the lith day of
X November, A. D. 187S. a warrant in Bank
ruptcy waa named lupunat the eatale at Charlei
K.Chanrey.of Hawkinariltu.niunty of l'ulaaki ant
State ot Georgia, who baa been adjudzed a Bank
tlie tramiter of any property by hlni t are forbidden
bylaw; that a metttnz of the creditor* of the
raid Bankrupt, to prove their debt*, oral to choose
one or more asaimiee* of hi* estate, will be held
at m Court of Bankruptcy, to lie hoklen at Hawk-
iunille. at theaffiee of C. C. K ilibee, -Ksq,attorney,
before Inae Beckett. Ksq. Beeister. on tbo Utb
day of December, A. D. 1S7S. at 10 o’rlorli. a. xt.
VT. II. SMYTH,
derS Xt U. Si. Marahal. a* Messcnecr.
NOTICE IN BANKEUPT0Y.
T HIS i, to Zi re not ire that on the Xltb day ef
November, A. D. 1S7S. a warrant in Bank-
niptey wm issued axain-l the estate of Clarida
Quinn, of , county of Dooly and State
ot Geonria, who ha* been adjudzed a Bank
rupt on hi* own petition, and that tbepavmentof
any debts, and delivery of any property belonzii
to uM Bankrupt, to him. nr fat hi, tue, and t:
are tortiidden by
litora of the raid
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choroe one
or more asaizuee, of his estate will he held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be bohlen at Mo
Gm. at the office if Messrs. IJoyd Jt Ono
neya before Iraac Beckett Beq, Itorister. on the
Ifth day of December, A. D^isn, at*l 'cioek.
,..K. \V. It. SMYTH.
derift
U. S. Marshak a* M.
NOTICE IN BANEBUPT0Y.
T'HIS i, to Zive notice that on the lfth day of
X November. A. 1/. 1873. a warrant in Bsuk-
. rpptcy’Vas issued against the estate cf B. 15.
'Gilbert, of ——. county of Pulaski, and
State of Georgia, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition, and that the pay
ment of any debts, and delivery of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, tohim. or for his use,
le transfer of any property by him. arefor-
i by law; that a meeting of the creditors of
id Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose ooe or more assignees of his estate, will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be hoklen at
Hawkinsville. Giu at the office of C. C. Kibbee,
Esq, attorney, before Isaac Beckett, Esq, Boris-
&3£ li
dtdti y. 8. Marshal a, Mesx-nrer.
/ YEOBGIA. BIBB COUNTT.-Whereu, P.H.
VJ Ward applies to the underaisned tor letter*
ot administration upon the estate of (JF.
Nelson, late of raid euunty, deceased.
AO penult* interested are required to be and
appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first
Monday in January next, to show rauae. it any
bare, why lettqra should cot be granted the
t under my hand oBenlly.
SOd C. T. W.iRD. Ordinarv.
CVYECUTOR'S SALK-Will be aohi, before
L the Court-house dent in she town cT CUnton.
Jones county, on the first Tuesday in January
next. HU acre* of tend, more or less. be!oa*in? to
estate of Samuel Maryan. Sr, deceased, situate on
the Macon and Aorusta railroad. Good land.
' ' improvements; titles good, and sold at the
J Wm. M. Green, who fails to comply with
„ emu of previous sale. This is a valuable
piece of land. Also, at the rame tinm and place,
will be mid dN acres of land, more or less, near
the town of Clinton, adjoininz Dr. Pursier, Sami
L. Childs and P.L. Clover, the property of said
estate, and sold for distribution and to par debts.
Term* cash. HAMILTON A. BARRON,
deed Ids Breen tor.
EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Wbeien*. Aia-
T line l’rocton appta to tbe undersigned fur
^^■of administration ujs ii the estate of Lay-
actor. late ci said county, deceamd:
ill persons interested are required to he andl
G
let
ton
. | r— ——
iit the Court of Ordinary on tbe first Mon-
Q January next to show cause, if any they
have, shy jejlors should not be granted the s.e
jcauL
nder my L»ml aflruUv.
r* EORGIA, MACON COUNTY.—Hen?v Smith
VJ hmrapplied for exemption of personalty, and
I will peu* upon the «une on the 13th day of De
cember. 1873, at my office, this December 1,1873.
dee* 2t JOHN 31. GREER, Ordbmrj.
■■ before tho Court-houyi d^ar.lntho town I
Dublin, in aid punty, on tbe first Tuesday ■
January next,' within the legal hours ol sale,
the following described property, to-wit:
Three lots of land in tne town of Ihiblin, Nos.
21,2*5 and 23. Levied on as the property of Wil
liam McLendon A Co. to satisfy one fifa issued
from the Superior Court of Laurens county, in fa|
vorof Ketclium A Hart ridge vs William McLenJ
don A Co. Property pointed out by plaintiffa
attorney. * ■
Also, at tho same time and place, five lota■
land: Nocoi.tainUw 20^1 acres; No.33,con
taining 200 acres; No. 17, containing 17k acres;
Na 9, containing 45 acres; and No. 1C, containing
2021 acres, all in the 2d district of originally Wfl-i
kinson, now Laurens county. Levied on as the
property of James A. Wright, to satisfy three Su
perior Court fi fas in favor of Rollin A. Stanley |
and others vs JamcMM|
Court fi fas in favor WHHWMi
I others vs James A. Wright. Property pointed
out^by plaintiff’s attorney. Levies made by the
I Also, at tbe same timo and place two lots of
Land, Nos.2S2 and 233, containing 194 acres, in
Ithe 3t2d district of Laurens county, to satisfy one
Justice Court fi (a in favor of Mary E, Wood vs
Daniel Anderson. Levy n*add and returned to I
me by Constable.
WILLIAM R. KB IN,
dec2 tda Sheriff. |
GREAT PANIC SALE
NEW YORK STORE.
WEIGHT’S COTTON PLANTER.
No Farmer can resist the temptation of imrcliastnjj one of Wright’s Planters after
learnings its merits, from the fact that the mode of distributing seed and guano with
this Planter is different from all others—saving more time, labor and seed than any
other in use. Sold only by MALONE, WILLINGHAM & CO.
Every class of Rvrming Implements, Corn Mills, Feed Cutters, Plows, Plaw Points,
Grass Bods, Heel Bolts, etc., etc., for sale by MALONE, WILLINGHAM & CO.
Our prices to suit the times. Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine our
stock, or address us, at No. 10 Hollingsworth block, Macon, Ga. dec2-3m
NEVEH SO LOW ^.S 3STOWI
ENGLISH BRUSSELS, at §1 12, $1 25 and $1 40.
HEAVY WOOL CARPETS, 75cento,$H»and51 25.
RUGS. 31 ATS. STAIR CARPETS.He.
OIL CLOTHS, 50 cents square yard—up..
LACE CURTAINS, a large stock, 5350 each pair, 00.55 00, $6 00,57 00, $8 00, $10 00 and any price.
N. B.—Send your plana and buy Bargains.
nov29eodlw
GEOEGB W. HEAD,
EXCI.XIS1VE
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER,
AND CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
No. 4 Blako’s Block, ..... Poplar st., Macon, Ga.
may ty
RALSTON HALI.
JOHN T. FORD, ... Manager.
POE TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
Tlie Queen of Knglteb Tragedy,
JANAUSCHEK!
Supported by the Brilliant Tragedian,
MILNES LEVICK,
And an excellent Dramatic Compapy.
Friday Eyeniug, December Stli,
SHAKSPEARE’S
HENRY VIIII
Mattirilay pvc;ilnif, Uccomlicr Gtli
DEBORAH.
and Dross Circle $1 CO.
Sale of reserved seats will commence Monday at
9 A. if. at Brown A C«.*a bookstore. novSO fit
500,000 Feet of Lumber
QF all grades, for sale cheap for cash.
GILBERT & BASKIN.
decg SOd
C. T. WARD, Ordinary.
G
O.vn of tho great attraction* this week
.it W. A. Juhan & Co.’* will bo three ca.se*
, : r:tii o, Spraj’.iu un.i Merrimack new
stvle j iints at 10 cents. dcc2-3t
nr*T. Rankis 4 Lakzk.—Th:» well known
an.! e Aril ir [mn ltave received . lira lot ot IV.
UiK*i * Kurvkrt Liv«*r 3Iedicine. It haa th<?pnu»e
cf all a l»*i have ined it. in U>ttl«a at 50 rent*
ani (l.uo.
EORGIA. BIBB COl NTY.-A11 per*- i - in-
iam H. Stripling,
are required to
undcrs^ned.ajkl
ill. ::i i•: !*r.^ f
T90MASR. STRIPLING.
Admroixtrator.
debted to tbe estate of Will
late of sakl county, i
u^ake immcdute* l«>yin.
BORGIA. 1IIBH COUNTY.—A!! > r- :>
:e U William 11. M
detvr.Mxl, ar«‘ ir* 4 u;rinl t -
nt tothcunder>urncd.aiul
reihltr them in terms of
JOHN V.GORDON.
Adiuuurtnior.
G eor<
debted V
cut. late of sai l count
make immedtetn njn
tlKMsr* haMJic Caiai* l
tin: law.
_ Mrs. M. A. Meriwether, administratrix of
David Meriwether, deeraaed, represents to the
Court in hi* petition, duly filed and entered on
record, that tbe ha* fully admimstered David
Meriwether** estate:
This is to rive notice to all person* concerned,
kindrel and creditor*, to show cause, if any they
caik why aaid administratrix should not be dis
charged from her administration, and receive fet
ter* tf dismission on the first Monday in March,
1874.
Witcsas ruTGil—ul ocnature^tlu* ci
November, 1873. “ “
dec2Sm
ncnaiuiu, «u*
HENRY T. SMITH.'
• rv.
_ onler _ .. _
at Ofdimuy sf Jaaper county, before the
Cowrlkhniae door, n the * tin jflta*
ticvUoin Sail county, within the fes*I hours of
ns!<*. on the fin»t Tuesday in January, 1ST*. 100
of Sand, more or k*>*. known os tlfe F ranklin
Henderson plaoc, adjoining the Unds of Stath B.
3Ialone,Lane aiid ethers. Terms will D* riven on
day of safe. B.J.TYNKR.
WE ARE ON IT,
\Y« axe now prepared, and intend to offer
LARGE inducements
IS
Domestics and Dress Goods
LONSDALE 4-4 SOFT-FINISH BLEACHING
at 15 cents, and
AH WeH-Known Brands
AT
Proportionately low Figures,
DRESS GOODS
MarXod down from io to 33 per cent, and a
Corresponding Eeduction
is—
Jeans, Cassimeres and Blankets.
THOSE
WHO HAVE MONEY
TO SPEND
I3ST OTJOR HLrCTE
WILL FIND
US HEADQUARTERS
TOR
CHEAP GOODS,
AND PLENTY OP THEM.
W.A. JUHAN&CO.
FOE BENT.
Apply to
norUtf
FOE BENT.
THIS OFFICE.
WHIG Sc SOLOMON
Qffor to tho public a largo and newly selected stork of
FINE JEWELRY!
STERLING SILVER AND PLATED-WARE.
And embracing many new and novel styles, just out.
S.WAXELBAUM £ BRO,
Will offer their entire stock of desirable goods, FOE CASH, during the next thirty
days at nearly half their value.
SPEAGUES', MERRIMACK and all the best CALICOES, 10c.
• AMOSKEAG nnd second quality PRINTS at Sc.
YARD WIDE SHEETING, 10c.
BLEACHED HOMESPUNS, 12jc„ worth ISc
BLEACHED COTTON FLANNEL, 12}c„ worth 20c.
RED AND WHITE FLANNELS, 2oe., worth 40c.
BED TICKING, 15e„ worth 25c.
Jeans 3 Kerseys, Liuseys and Cassimeres
Reduced nearly fifty per cent.
BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, TABLE DAMASKS,
And all kinds of House-furnisliing goods at New York cost.
Theso goods wero bought during the great Panic and are cheaper than the same
goods sold before the war. Our stock of
DRESS GOODS
Which is admitted to be the best 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 60c., worth $1.
SATINES 75c.. worth 90c
CASHMERES 75c.. worth $1.
SILK POPLIN for $1, worth $1 5
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 stylo goods to be sold immediately at 25c., worth 40 & 50 -
3,000 yards in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS at one-fourth tlieir value.
BLACK SILKS,
C0L0KED ALPACAS,
COLORED SILKS,
FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN FORMERLY.
SHAWLS FOR S3! WORTH S5
HOSIERY, GLOVES and all NOTIO NS correspondingly reduced.
Wo arc offering these groat inducements to < :ash purchasers only.
REMEMBER, WE ALWAYS SI'LL AS WE ADVERTISE.
They are sole agents for tlie celebrated
T- cSc 3VI. PERFECTED SPECTA CLESI
THE BEST IN USE.
Their Work Department is complete. New Work and Badges made to order. To fine watch
work and repairing,special attention is given—and guarantee their work—at moderate charges.
oct!2tf
W.A. HOPSON & CO.
Inform their friends and the public that there
has been a further
MARKING DOWN
IS
ALL DEPARTMENTS
Of their stock.
GREAT BARGAINS
Will be offered in all good* in their line, every ar
ticle being a apedalty.
WE MEAN BUSINESS,
39 ar.d 41 Second street.
At Cost Jr Gas!!
I am now offering a large and well-selected stock of
FaicyaiflFiiilFGiWM
All of which were bought at Panic Prices, at •
COST, for the cash, consisting of
Canned Fruits, Vegetables !
MEATS AND PISH.
JOHN INGALLS,
DRUGGIST and PHARMACEUTIST
DEALER IN
PURE MEDICINES
And special agent for Caswell, Hazard & Co.’s
STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
And stricly pure
COD DIVED OIL!
nov2Stf
Having been awarded tbo premium at tho State Fair “for tbo largest and best
stock of dry goods,” our frionds and customer can feel assured they will get tbo
best of goods at tbo very lowest price.
S. WAXELBAUM & BRO.,
Triangular Block, 43, 45 and 47 Second st., 21, 23, 25 Cotton avenue.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
T HE copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned is this daydissolved by mu-
__ Y J.lPE 1
tual consent. 31 r. HENRY
Izcd to close up the business.
PETER is author-
Novcmber 29,1873.
Drug ' Stock and* Fixtures
For Salo.
Tho store occupfed by HARRIS & PETER
for rent, possession to bo given on tho 1st day ot
January. In the meantime tlie Stock, Fixture <
and Furniture of said late firm ore offered both at
wholesale and retail at figures below cost FOR
GASH. Tlie accounts due .said firm will be placed
in the hands of an attorney for collection, unless
promptly arranged. The undersigned is deter
mined to close ap the business as rapidly as pos-
{ sible, and hopes that those against whom he has
’ accounts will be prepared to settle promptly.
| nortJOtf H. J. PETER.
English an! Domestic Pickle?, Chow Chow, etc.
A largo lot of
Willow-Ware, Brooms & Demijohns
A Stutewl lu-e ®f Ferris'
Sugar-cured Smoked Meats
Embracing Hams, Shoulders, Strips, Tongues, and
Beef, together with a full assortment of
Sugars! Teas! Coffees \
And a very complete stock of
Nuts, Crackers & Confectioneries
I have likewise on hand and for safe veiy low,
LIQUORS AND WINES
Of the most approved brands and perfectly pure.
Having made arrangements, too, for t constant
supply of
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons
And other tropical fruits, and for fat dressed
FOWLS, TURKEYS, Etc.,
Housekeeper* would do well to visit my establish
ment daily before making up their bill of fare.
I am determined to wdl at minimum profit* and
will guarantee satisfaction to all my patron*.
J. F. BARFIELD.
! J. II, ZEILIN & CO’S.
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
■; ki >■"•!:>
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES.
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
TRUSSES
Trusses, embracing every variety,
both single and douhV*. and all sizes,
from infanta* to tbo hugest adult’s.
Those wishing anything in the Truss
lino should caU and examine our
stock heforo purchasing elsewhere,
and be convinced that they can be
had lower than elsewhere in tlie city.
Abo. FEMALE SUPPORTERS of
aU kinds, and most approved styles.
Alsowfc complete stock of Suspenso-
a Bondages, and of the best quality,
at the lowest prices.
Also, our usual fine assortment of Drug? and
Medicine*, which we will always keep in first-
class condition, and to consist only of j*;re and
meretricious articles.
J. H. ZELLIX <£ CO.
NOTICE, NOTICE.
T7ARM HANDS FOR HIRE.—Parties wishing
JJ good reliable field hands for the ensuing year
will do well to apply to
GEO. C. NAPIER.
Care A. P. Collins, CO Second st., Macon, Go.
no*29eod2w*
Situation Wanted.
MUdie£>S S
west Georgia, who can give the best and most
satisfactory references. Address
novlfitf Care Telegraph and Messenger.
NOTICE.
rpHE wild land digest is now ready for those in
• JL this county owning wild lands in other
m - it j TT r* i I counties to come forward and pay their taxes.
Ta£e Due Notice xLereoi ana? The time i» very short. c. t. ward,
' | nov23 SOd Ordinary.
Govern Yourself Accordingly.” j NOTICE.
T O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—This
is to notify each and every person that O.
\V. Massey holds my note for one hundred and
sixty* dollars, given in February or 3Iarch. 1872,
and due on or about tbe first of November fol
lowing, for a cotton gin. I have, returned the gin
to said Massey, a* it did not give satisfaction, and
will not pay said note as it belongs to me.
0
X tl«e first of December all cf oar accounts
will be dosed, after which date we will sell
LOST.
V ROYAL Arch Ma-on’i Revstcnc- It L-ars
lb* ir.*cnptl<jp: *‘T. W. Rowland. Weiis
Chapter, No. 42. Nor-. 17.1S57.” The under will
be rewarded by leaving it at
lg\27 tf THIS OFFICE.
ONLY FOR CASH.
No deviation will be made from this rule under
any circumstances, nor in facer 9/ any one.
We thank our patrons for their liberal favors in
the post, and hope this new armmrement will not
rive offense to any, but that all may continue their
Luilu*-N*i relation 1 v :tu i.».
I^espcctfully,
RANKIN. MASSENBURG A CO.
This November 24.1S73.
FOE PROVIDENCE!
T ile steamship somerset rnoo tonsi
will sail for the .above port on THURSDAY,
DECEMBER tih. Through bills of lading given
to Boston. New Bedford, Fall River and other
manufacturing points in New England.
RICHARDSON A BARNARD, agents.
nov26 7t Sarannah, Ga.
WINSHIP & CALLAWAY.
CLOTHING
-A.T WHOLESALE.
WE have opened a wholesale apartment over our retail ffofte',- find iilVitfe' fbe*
Georgia, Alabama and Florida merchants who buy in this maiket to' give us a 1 call.
We will sell them on as good terms and at as low prices as t2*ty can buy them in
New York.
Our stock is tho largest that has ever been brought to this State. Tho
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Is filled with everything that is choice and stylish for a gentleman’s outfit Coll
and seo the
Virginia All Wool Cassimere Suits,
Good as the Scotch, for $15 per suit, worth $25.
50 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA.
C. J. GAMBLE.
A. W. GIB SDN.
GAMBLE, BECK & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PBOYISIOJf AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
,0WEST MAEEET PRICES GUARANTEED.
61 THIRD STREET.