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1 THE CITY. I IIUUV MORNING. l'KC It. KS Adtsnrr. to J*l«nl»r«. «r... I. nl tulvnn- Plant A to plant.- notice wlT.Ttisa itton in Tkc Rlwk ^romh.. Another full hou»o witnessed the neo- on.l run.I fun .1 performance of The Btock t Crook. at Eabtau Hall, last night. To. I, , ing character of the entertainment. |,y this company »a evinced by fact that, to a greaL extent, the audi- Financial and Commercial i iVFIL'E TELF.GKAfU AND MESSBN’GKii. \ ov rtCEM»EBU—EVBSI.VO. 1:74 ) Cotton. 5» u.. laat night was compos 'd of tin A Gold key Was f. uml on the ctreet toat left at this office. Tbft owner to set it if lie wants it. rht and >c« I n” Mrm une people who wen* there the previous ; AVlien people. in those panic | precisely the same show, ; jntirc nights, it is proof ros- i entertainment is very far H) tO ! the Pyi ■ in the; paper. 8. D- Irvin and T. B. ( mml tt copartnership if fair. l.ich app 1! bS f m l other ar- | fled : that Col. hare for practice _____ Baffle. Some splendid pief tides of tsIuo will h. Co.*s bookstore Saturday night who hare taken chance* will oh time, and l*o on hand. tthntl. As far as the matter ccrncd, Felix Corput li-* this city hy tlio gills fint to have what is lx are indebted to him for a fine white The Mi-nllirr Yesterday and the day be; pair of twin spring days. T1 j action to them wa3tlieir uuus for tho season. On lirown ft . Those of fish i s the tr That is, lie mil nicct con ic of i* the . We rhid. a night times on two con.;i itiv - that t! above tho average. I ment I Mm rs. B'ldwell & McDonald made n I |, ,i,i venture when they started out with i f0 Jar ;o a combination. They have a very 1 urge troupe, many members of | w i,i h, sre are certain, are working upon i large .diaries. In addition to these, their ' appliances are of a most Mipailw char- act...r, an 1 they are also sAjectcd to the I further expo rue of carrying with them nearly all tho scenery mod in the pl iy. The scenery of the Serpent's Glen, the : Grotto of SUlacta, the Vision of Death, I tliu Grand Transformation and all the , otlier brilliant ncenery nsod, has to l ~ Tie* auM to-day \ derid-dly improt Iltt: . he. :V. r. W -. .-',l,Td»y’. i,uijtatie. fioud ordinary. !>.« nitaliU.nc Mi.Ulim- The receipts cor.l d MS train. w IBM day of la' Bt taka and I w.-rwKtbhle Stock on Iran r-1 to-* i PJtlLT STATEMKST. Sept I. isn SUpped to-day. Sbipiml iirevioo on Kmd till 1,*0 -£jk$ 3i r 3L9iS ii.»; ■M . s.a. wnnctv biATirunvT. Tlie following statement (fives the amount of ) I 0r each day during the w«* ending uhnr r Hail. Friday. v.l SMiirdny.... S15 Monday £00 Tuesday *•': Wtalll.-ll.y 159 Sales c.l 4a ', ' .. l>ijusA3rr Remedt.—Tho chance itt ths -v.'lth.-r has rlrrii grer.t many ;.-r«»n* colds, ef.ii.-!.-. lirtn. hitl", sore throws, lwaraenras. etc. Ins’.- ad'-f nausev u. medicines, stews and lilla- nous co i.|>ouiijs,onr c.lixrns are usine that plcns- ar.t and detirlitfu! remedy, Globe Flour Fyrnp U hl ii slwr > » nfl.vt a < ure in a few day* and sometime* in a few hone.. Neglect a cold and peyritkeradoc tor's or an undertaker’s hill. The l.«;of dis- :.scs and the great r.umKrot deaths rcuitinr fn-m a <• iinj-'i_- relit, are frightful, amt mavb* atcidd b\-b*ving alwayi at hand a bot- tl-of G lot*- Ft.,Her Syrup, which il equally and o-rttda! • ret:,, dial for all stare- of lung and liron- liiial dhordcr trun a simple cold to a run tinned TmcTiirr*‘ a- l*e wise in lime, Tis luailneai to defer. Rot day (he fatal pretested nayi-lead r.r. I y. u may ifwp into an early grave-all for u .iit.f c let tie of OMe FI. »>t Couch By nip At host o.(»o bottles of this tried icing were ton- turned j n thi. city daring the hist winter, and all who have used it speak in the highest praUoot Us virtue*. Moth, rs l*ernrmhtr that Glob • Flower Syrup U la rptriSa for Cant 1 , and children love to take it. Never be witla.iit tlii. hufcaUs remedy, to ad- rnini-teron 111.' tlrst alarm t* croup. Cut this out. 11 may save your life, and with sound lunrs and a healthy organization, lire Jons to bless its discov ery and praise its freat tnnrita, It is sold by first-class.drnggbts ai>l ClKtnists deel'-diucft NEW ADVEKTISEMENTSk tran port'Oil from-place to pUco with the j Tl:urxday....sit »7t the manage- o wer, only ob- j 1 warmth I nlmo.it felt like go- eompany, Hence wo nay ment rnaile a bold venture In starting out these hard times. But if their success in Macon is not above the standard of their success elsewhere, their experiment will l»e a success, 03 their businoa heio wa3 only limited by the capacity of the hall in which thoy performed. .•jest 1 i*e 173 rM Tho total receipt* fur Iba' Jor to Tins Would ! Wojiax is Fete 1—Among •■y} ; the many moilent discoveries looking to the haj>- \rr’ pinessaud aioelf.mliuii Cf the human race, none -- j entitled to nieih-r coiuhieration tlinn the re- 1-1 | nowiied rvaiedy—Dr. J. Cradf eld’s Female Rcsu- . is thus shown to . '^tor. Woman’s Dost Vriend. Dy « woman have lioon 1073 hsle*. Of whiitt iCo3cai:..-byrail essmtlpiUxl fmfin nmuWih-a* ills (iceuliar to her and llto Uy wayon. The slitimient- during tlie Dctiuv 1 its rpg^a powar all irn'sularities of tame tlmo wero SIW bale*—leaving the *tock on j tlie iremb iziiidi. Jt cures whites. Itcurcssup- Imml iurreasod M7 bales hy th* Ifoek’sopcTatioos, p-.—, of the menses. It removes uterine ob* coyrAEATlVB STXTEMEXT. J ttiMcticnx. It cum* oon-llimtlon and strengthens R.H’. iveil since Be|.t. 1,1S7S..— ftftf 1 she rrstesn. It braces tho nerves and purifies tho til— Itoccived to sams time last year.: Dillerenec in faTor of Ibis y«ar...._— SSdW7 5.015 ing to work in tho garden, i woods to hunt wild flowers. • into tho ! blood. It ne ver fails, ns thousands of women will testify. This valuable medicine is prepared and I sold by I- 11. li rod livid, 9r«acM| AtlapLo, Qa Tlie Hell lllngcrx. Hie Horgor family of Svviaa Bell Ringers nr „ wandering hither ward with the gtfoogest combination tiiey liavo ever had. Sol Smith Bussell, ono of tho fun niest men in America, U again ono of their coadjutor*, and propn.-n to scatter hi* grins broadcast over tho South ns usual. Tho troupo will not reach Macon before early in February. Tho material of tho cotnpaqy is l*ottor J Umn usually finds it? way to provincial ; LATEST MARKETS BY T5W-GRAFH | Drirv ?i M jvr l*>»b. A» WT"rU>]- dmg am towns. ITU* Lnpo is a star that could j Financial. * ' kliino in her profession upon the stago of j Toax—Noon—Gold opened at PJ. Stacks j Tcskeegee, Ala,1SCS. country. Hernandez, with Ilia | active and iirecubr. Money. 7 hid. Gold pj. Kx- ] JI». L. 1L lltuuriELD-Sir: l'l.osc forward u.% Financial. New Yon a"—Noon—Gold opened at J}. Stocks j •tivc nd Xmmb^ " GiAl Vi. w r j ■' .-h-'iiie.', 1 me -I. sbert Gov.-ntateiU* -'••• :• - la .,„-Uat.-lv, :ei.,t!i.T supply of Dkapfiklu’s Vb- ItUUior, un-l wonderful facial stat-i ls.iuK strung. Ad minirtra tor’s Balov G < B0HG1A. I1IBB COUITTY.—'Ond» and by T \ irtoe of an onivr from tlie Court at Orvlina* rt <»f county. I tnll sell nt tl»** store No. 67 "Cherry .stnvt, lately occupied by Geo. P. Nelson, on Saturday. IX-o«*mber i:i» 1875.' at 10 o’clock, the perishable part c*/ the stock oi irrocehes beloturiunr to the estate, of said George P. Nelson. Terms " ash- P. II. ward. dt-clSgt Temporary Administrator. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. ruptcy was i»»u.d acainst tlx 1 .--t*U- of John Pritchett, id near ForsvtlL onunty of Monro.' and State of Georeia. uho has Ixx n adjudeed a Bank rupt on his own p-titiou. oral that the payment of any .h-lits. and delivery of any* property belong ing to said Bankrupt, to him, or for hi* use. and tlie transfer of any property by him,' are forbidden by law i 'hat a meeting oi U»e creditors of the said Bankrupt, to (void th« dr debts, and to choose one or uuux asalgiwfi of liis estate, w ill he held at a Court ij Bankruptcy, to*>.! hclucn at Porsyth. Ga.. aflbe ofUer of A. C. Hammond, Esn., at torney. below Alexander G. Murray, Esq.. Regis ter, on the 23.1 day of December, A. D. 1x73. at 10 o’clock. A. M. W. H. SMYTH, decl21t V. S. Marshal, as Messenger. /^Vh’ITMAN COUNTY MORGAGE SAUK.— Vv Will l>e sold before tbo Court-house door in Geontvtown in said county of Quitman, on tlie first Tuesday far February*. 1374, between Uio le gal hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit: Twenty-five feet across the weft pud ufitown lots Nos. 10 and 11 in tho plan of sa\d town; and also fig feet across the east oiu>» of kho sume town lots. Tlw above prqperty having therixm * good sub stantial' store house. Sokl to satkfy a mortgage fl Fa issued from tho 8uperto Court of said county in favor of Amelia Vtnbfon. Executrix, otCw vs. Jno. H- M. Noal. defemlant. Property pointed out in mortgage li fa.decl2.1awSw. MppSCS tlirlr euatOMrs 1'n.l thomwdves with a heavy surplus. Quid SfaPf. Sterling Ijriu at tl The Miiynr'it Court. Honor, Uni Mayor, did not , any e.,....-.a. • - ^ , | daim,tong 8b *hort9|. Govenuneut* ftreaj. grote»<iuo j power, is a good sliow of himself. Ho is | one of tho funniest men, and ono of tiro ' finest musicians upon tho American stage. Baby Benson is one of the • best cards ” in the pack. She u a wonderful genius, I and wins tho heartiest approbation with her fine performance do»« 5«l her childish 1 manner. Tho Crook, Bragonfin and find a I Greppo could pity their part? at Nib.o ■ j ^fontVor ivrtiliid chock*. r Exdon-v. N.-w York Evening—Money ea*.vat Ca7. Tbedenmnd for j mile lU'RL'LlTOK. WeDml it to bo all that * business paper tins active, and tin: banks, idler j claimed for it, mid vve linvo witnessed tlie most db- ** ' * rided and Jptpfiy effect* tmodue-kl by it. mutant* siren*, hut little doing. Midnight—Sis l&haSklliCIa 14|jJB* 14ft now lit- 67* IS; 03* 17h new 5* 10h 10-40* 11. Termnssocs 70. new 791: Virginia* 33; new 40; consol* 50; del'd !'}; Douisiana* 40; now 40; hmi 6s 33; S* 53: Alabama 8* 65; 5* 35; Georgia G* 63- 7* x.V. North Carolinas 24; new 15; sis-eial Lai II; soalli Carol in is 5tl new II J: April and Urtolier li New OnLEixs—Gi.1.1 91*9!. Currency j in-'- | We, the tin lersigiuxl Druggists, take pleasure in commending to tbo trade 1)il J. IIb.ujfikld's Female Ukcvlatok—baUeviug it to bo a good and reliable rvaiedy for tlie diseases for which he 'rocpr.n.'i.'l.lo jt. W- A. I.tksnsr.L. Atlanta, (j*. nnuatiM. Vow tavlou a no.. Atlanta. Ga Itnnm.vE ft Fox. Atlant- Gi W. (T. L.vwsnE, Atlanta. Ga. W. Hour A Sox, Marietta, oa. finuctl from Wednesday, wero not up. An oiRccr wont to ,ervo subpnonas upon them, and found thorn co ovoreomo as to luj unable to rosoive tliclr writ?. Thoy will l>o gnmmoncd tis soon as they arc able to bo about. .Iffzpnli l.iiilirc. At tlio meeting of Mizpah Lodge, F. A. M., last night, tho following ofCeer* wero elootod for thu ensuing year : Dr. J. Emmett Blackihe.ir, Worilrip. ful Mnstor. It. U. Hall, Si-nior Wanlon. II. L. Cook, Junior Warden. L. ltiploy, TroAHiirer. II. J. Peter, Secretary. T. W. Freeman, Tyler. Arm Ainiiutnfnl. The physicians yesterday found it necesaary to amputate tlio arm of War ren Tharp, which was injured in tlio flying horses Tuesday night. Tho limb was taken oil just below tho elbow, and tlio boy is doing ns well ns could be ox- pectoil under tlie circumstances. It was thought nt first that it would bo neces sary to amputate only two fingers and a portion of liis hand, but Ilia nrm was found to Is: so badly injured that the whole of it, almost, had to lie taken off. Niunll-l'ox. No now case of enmll-pox or varioloid lias lioon reported in about n week. The last east* developed was a very light ono of varioloid, in tho Academy of tho Blind. This easo is so mild that the patient, a young girl of thirteen f o four!con, has not boon confined to her bed She is properly quarantined in tlio building, and every euro taken to prevent her coming in con tact with the other inmates. Tho author ities or tho Academy have very properly liung out tlio rod flag. Thero is not now, nor lias there been, any alarm in the oily about the disease. Tito cases that lravo occurred have run through a space of two months, or more; licnco thero ha? never boon many cases at any ono time. Conference. The usual preparations for tho meeting of Conference in this city have Kvn going on for somo time, and tho brethren, when they nrrivo here, will find that tho minis ters who reside in Macon have mndo every arrangement necessary for their comfort. Tho Conference, including both the ministers nnd lay delegates, will number about two hundred person!. The oeca- iiion will bring to tlio city quilo a number of eminent divines, besides a number of visitors; heneo tlie probability is that tlie city will ho pretty well filled with visit ors for a week, commencing next Wednes day. The election of delegates to tlie Gen oral Conference, which will meet in Louisville, Kentucky, next May, will form part of tho kasiness of tho session. A'ohr In Hie Gallery. The most annoying tiling to people who visit Ralston Hall is tho furore of noise that is kept up almost without cessation hy the c rowd of negroes and boys who frequent the gaRerica. They horrify every one with a series of hoots, howls, shrieks, whistles, stamp?, yetis, acreecbefc grunts, lnlloo.?, and every other imagina ble noise that could contribute to the erection of a horrible hullaballoo. This is not at long intervals, but so frequent as to l>o almost incessant. It destroys tho pleasure of tho io who go to seethe play, and it is not un£roqnsnt]y of such a character as to be grossly offensive to ladies. This sort of business ought to be stopped, an.l tiro galleries ought to be compelled to behave a? genteelly as tlio gentlemen in the dress circle, accompa nied by ladies, do. The police are stead ily at their posts in the gallery, and are watchful os they could be expected to be ; but owing to the fact that the gallery is usually crowded, they cannot ascertain the precise parties who are guilty of creating this disturbance. There is but one way to suppress this reprehensible conduct, and that is for the police to clear the ont i ro gallery once,send ing out the whole crowd. That would bo certain to get out the right parties, and white somo innocent one would suffer for one ntglit, it would teach tho others a lesson that would, liereaftcr, put the gal lery on its good holiavior. If it wero onoe known that tho gallery would be cloared on account of tho noise, thero would bo no diiteulty in singling ont of fenders, as those who go thither to soe tho play, would point out tlio disturbers of the peace, ratherthan forfeit the pies ure for which they have paid. In regard to tlio hand, and tho separ ate performances of individual members thereof, wo can only repeat what wo said yostorday. Tho entire band, in their showy grenadier uniform, paraded through tlio streets yesterday morning, giving tho publlo a vory lino serenade. Tho Crook goes lienco to Atlanta. Stir Novels. From Messrs. H. N. McKinney it Co., Philadelphia, through Messrs. J. IV. Burke & Co., wo have received tho fol lowing now novels “ The Stmgglo for Existence." A ro mance, after tho German of Itobort llyr. By Auber Forostior.. This a very beau tiful and chastily written story of Gor man public and social life. It involves no great amount of intricate plot, includ ing a fair proportion of blood and mur der. but is a plain narrative of imaginary events, introducing somo good character, and a serie.? of graphic and pleasant scones which arc not without wholesome moral influence. Tho book is a vory readable one. “Tlio House on tho Heights.” By Harriet B. MeKeover. Tlio author of this book is popularly known through her books. Tlie ono before us is a charming story of domestic life, representing, as tlio grand idea, tho influence of religion upon tlio human heart, and the good that ono or two holy people may do in a community. Tho story is a very quiet one, presenting nothing that borders upon the tragic, but i3 a narrative of precisely such events a? may cccur every day. It is ono of tboso books that is road with tho Mnsil ilities rather tlian with intellect, and la none tho lea* enjoyable on that account. [Communicated.] A Cninplnlnt from Mouth Macon. 3fr. Local: Will you allow mo spaco enough in yonr paper to inqnire why it is that Third street, below the Second Bap tist church, is left in such dangerous con dition? The large sewer crossing tho street near St. Barnabos Chapel, is in a frighful ‘•ouditiou and ha? been so for somo time. Now why is this portion of tho city so sadly neglected ? A largo number of tho working people live beyond this danger ous wash, and are compelled to pass this place a fter dart, and in doing so they en danger themselves to the breaking of a limb,or perhaps tlicir neck. Will not tho authorities investigate tlie mailer, and oblige tho tax-payers of South Macon by having this sewer re paired before some serious mishap occurs ? J. D. S. READING NOTICES. Teeth that are abscessed can be tired. Diseased gums can l>o cured. Call ..it Drs. J. 1\ A W. R. Holme?, den tists, No. 81 Mulberry street. declO 3t state and Coumy Taxes. The time is up. Those who have not paid their State and county taxes must do so at once to save costs. dec? XOt W. T. Nelson-, T. C. STATE OF GEORGIA—'Tttorr Corxrr: This is to certify that I hm tunn.inul tlio rur;pa ef lie. J. KpaiiM.I, of tir.s roi.uty, aiid as a medical man jironomu-e it tu lie a combination of mnlicinct of amt merit in tlio treatment of all the dim** of female* for which bo recommend* it. This December SLUM. Vs. P. IIeaslev, M. D. IlrxT, Raxkix A Lamau, 1 vliolosalo Agents, Mucoit, Go. .n:.yl0ililwAw\V 1’a’bis—Spoeia It) thu bank of Frii'ipe increased 5.0o9.O90f. Cotton. Neat Yonk—Noon—Cotton, rale* 611; uplands 13}; Orleans 161; cxjxirtcrs are bidding nlx.ut 15* i 13i for low muidii.u.; market lioimuaf; hol ler* n*k higher rate*. ’ * * . _ 1 Futures opened ns follows: December 15,: Jan- , narv 15*115!; February l'alo 5-32; March lClalt?!; , April 1C 16-46*16£7-32. OBSTACLES TO MAllIUACK. Fiinfill rwini. net receipts 622; gross 7355; sales 21lS>; Iir.lai.it* 16;: Orloum, 15i; inirkot qnicp j Hnppy relief for young men from the ifTec|s of Futures closed steady; sides 13,7o0. us foiiow-*: ! Errors ami Abuso. In early lifo. Manhood- re- n.wmlK'Tlsl; January 15}ul5 25.32; lobraary It.}: sl0 rod. Impediments to marrissa removed. New Baltimore—Cotton, net receipts 2<R13; gross ! method of treatment. New and romarkftblo rent- MB; exports lo Great DriLim —; coastwise 123; | edies. Books amt circulars sent free, ill seated en- snlos 2.70; to spinners —; stock 15,652; middlings Yrlo]xi. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 151; low rakUlfauc* 14b strict good ordinary 11; No. 2 South Ninth street, fUMcMdalk—an market quiet and firm. I institution''having it high reputation for honorable New Orleaxs—Cotton, net receipts 7135; i conduct end rr-?.-« : 'vuU skill. ocl29 3m pros? 3119; cxiioris roast wiso —; lo Great Brit- I nil! 4212; continent 2313: Franco 2161: sales 2303; I last avauhlf Vl#D0: stock isiAlf: luiddlimrs 16; low I HYMENEAL, \/ •iciii'eaud iVr-n 8004 “Dbiwry 14*; market j jn Perf}', Ga„ Do- Wir.MtxoTox—Cotton, not receijit* 896; export* cember 10, IS,3, at tho rostdenw of tlio lirido’s to Gnat Britain —; ooaitviao isfc silos 119; stock f “ * 2919; middiinns 14fs market Arm. AracsTA—Cotton, net rooeijits 1517; salos 15S0-, middlings lijal ij; demand good; market lirmer. Savanxaii—Cotton, net receipts 4S55; exports to Continent 4173; coastwise to Great Brit ain 4319; sales 2292; stock 117.111; middlings 13; market firm. CiTAiti*E.rrox—Cot ton. net receipts 2225; exports to Groat Britain —; roostwiso 2220; to France —; sales StX>; stock 53,210; middlings 14jal4j; low middlings 14k strict good onlinaiy 14J; market strong. 3IoniLE—Cotton, net receipts 19GS; exports roast wine 302H; Clival Britain —; sales 1200; stock 43.072; middlings 151; low middlings 14h strict good ordinal? 141; market firm; offerings light. Bostox—Cotton, net receipts 19i;.gross 27$; n —; sale Loh*s shaving- and hair-entting saloon on Mulberry street is the place to get your harboring done. None but skilled artutA retained. A hot bath can be hud on the shortest notice. oetStHi PdnrviAX SYRrr.—This ynhahtemedWon lias en s*ilei:Uy lunking its >vny into public favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has performed. Its siiimd.ir efficacy is owing to tlie protoxide of m liieh in thu* prvj»aratk»n remains unchanpeil and is tii** only form in which the vital element of Wealthy blood can be supplied. SrMrroMS.^Sli.'ht pain in tho side, the skin a:ul eye assume a thick yellow cost, digestion is impaired, nn unpleasant sinking sensation at tlie pit of the stomach is experienced, the bowels are irregular, the mind fretful, the memory weakened sometimes a slight cough, coldness of the hands and foot, sometimes loss of Appetite and at others unnatural craving for food, dizziness of the head, depressed spirits, feeling of uncertainty, of having left something undone, but can’t tell whit it is. Take Simmons' Liver Regulator, it will remove all unpleasant feelings and make you well. Motticbs. Motiikks. Motiikka.—Don’t fail to procure Mus. Wixslow’s Soothing Ssxup Sr- HTP for all dis^tH-vs incident to the fieriud of teething in children. It relieves the child from join, cures wind colic, regular's tin* bowels, and by giving relief anil health to the child, gives rest to the mother. Be sure to call for “Mrs. Wiss- low s Sootiiixo Sruup.- Ftor sale by all druggists. junc25 eodCm. exports to Great Britain —; sales 300; stock C000; middlings 16k market quiet and strong. Norfolk—uusurn. nci rooolj*^ »»7i*. coastwise 2S5S; to Gtx^t Britain —; sales 425; stork S94S; low middlings I4|; market dull. Mempiiis—Cotton, net ro.vipts 1922; shipments 27 W; stock 45,207; low middling 14|; market act ive; demand good. Galveston—Cotton, net receipts 2S00-. exports cttudwisc 510; to Great Britain —: to France —; Continent —; sales 4300; stock 00|U; good or- tlinary 13J; ordinary 12|; market firm; general deni:mil good. Philadelphia—Cotton, net receipts Ifi5; gross 590; exports to Groat Britnin —; middlings Iff; low middlings 131; strict good ordinary’ 15; market quiet, Liverpool—Noon—Cotton solos lUttUea) sncolstlon mi l export 2900; uplands $}; Or- Ktuis Sj; market (pdet nnd unchniigid. Orleans, not Ik Iow good ordinmy. shipped De- <vmlK*r and Jauuan. > 7-lff. I*ater—Uplands, not below gootl ordinary, shfp- peil IXxxniber nnd January, 8|. int li;de’.M><9 Ar.ierie:m. Evenidg—Uplamls. not heky good o id inary, shipp.nl January and February, S’. Froduoo. New Yoke—Noon—Flour fimu Wheat very firmly held. Corn quiet and firm. l*Ork firm; new mess Iff 00. Jyinl quiet nnd firm; steam 8k Turp<'ntiiie sttridy at 40la4t. Rosin dull nt 2 Grta 2 f«»r Ntnuntd. Fn ights stc:i«ly. Kvcning—Flour fins; common to fair extra 7 00 nSOO; gootl to choice extm S15all 00. Whisky firmer at Off. Wheat closed firmer, active oxport demand; white southern 1 S3al 90; winter red western 1 Ski ffO. Com a shotle button less do ing; wedom mixed, alient 77. Pork quiet and firm; new mess Iff 00. Rico ondunnd. Beef, l.r't irrn-le, 9 50; s:\vnd grade S 50u9 00. Lard c loml linn at 8 7-1C. Turpentine quiet at •tOlatl. Uosin quiet nt 2 ffk Tallow quiet at 7!a 7 7-iff. Freights imuhanged. Loctsville—Flour quiet andunefamgod. Com firm; new shelled 50. Mess jxirk 15 50. I*rovis ions nuict and st«\uiv. Bacon noinin.d. Lanl, primeleaf thilO. Whissy $9a91. Cixcixxati—Fkqir advanced; demand fair. rn linn; old car 55:i5o; shelled 55; new e:ir 52. Pork quiet and steady; mess 15 25al5 50; generally held nt 15 50. Lar*l steady; kettle at S}a8{; steam 8. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders held at GJ; lear rib 7J; clear sides S; all new. Whisky firm at 90. *. Loris—’Flour firm and irv fair demand; su- iK*rUno m inter 4 50a5 00. Com scarce and higher; N«*. 2 mixed r»r* «...i truk; 59 bid in vli*v:;t«»r. Whisky hishw at 90. Pork quiet at It OOalt 50. Bacon, onler lots, dnoMan 51? clear rib sides Sp :ir sides S|. Lard easier; prime steam New Orleaxs—Flour, double extra G 00; treble extra ff 89a7 50; family 8 OQaS 50; ilemand VOOd. Oom MSlte nt 7Sa75; white 7C; old white 77. Oats steady a15ln5o. Bran dull at 100. liny dull; prime 22 00; chow 24 00. Pork, new mess held ntIC 00. Dry saltoil meats, shoulders held at Cl. Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 7; clear rib 8; clear sides SaSJ; hams, choice, in demand; old 30al2: new 15a14. Lanl dull; tierce^; keg^a 10. Sugar quiet; inferior La4j; common 5a5|; fair to falhrmhr Gjaff}; prime to choice 8a|Sf. Mo- lttsei in *»rood demmul; common 42inl5; fair-18; prime to strictly choice gteflOj Whisky linr.er; Loui>iana 9Sa95; Cincinnati! 02. Coffee 22a2SJ. Com int‘.il linn at 5 50. Wilmingtox—Spirits terpentine firm at SSI. Rosin quiet sit 2 20. For future ddhti i; cniil«* turpentino steady; hard 2 CO; yellow dip and virgin 2 90. Tar firm at 2 45. Liverpool—Nocn—Breadstuff* firm. Corn 50s. Ercninc—Turpentine Sis. London —Evening—Turpentine Sis. Marino News. _New York—Arrived, Huntsville, City of New York, Zodiac, Leipzig. Charleston'—Arrived. Richard Third, S. R. Meed,Qpbir, Scott. Sailed, Mehoks. 1‘ohna. Ex tra. Mary McFarlalul, E. A. ITooper, E. C. Roniel. ; Savannah—’Arrived, Kate Troop, Northern Chief. John McAdani, revenue cutter Colfax, i Cleared, Resismoll, Gertrude Plummer, Ida S. Buiycss, Northern Light. father, Mr. Epwix Martin' (editor of tho Hous ton Homo Journal), to Miss Maggie C. Mantt. A happy couple they wore, as friend after friend wished them a long, prosperous journey through life*. IXe found a true and loving heart; she a strong arm on which to lean. In God's care and loving protection, may they over cling to each otlier with that devotion prompted only by tho holy estate of matrimony. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KNIGIITS OF PYTHIAS.— i:Mrim: lodge no. 11.— Regular tvockly convention TO-NIGIIT nt 7 o’clock. TIIOS. HARDEMAN. V. C. Jons L. IlAnnEVAX, <I-vl3 It K. of It. anil S. LIBERAL ADVANCES! jyTADE TO PLANTERS ON COTTON ill tlio various warehouses in this city, ilccis nt L C. PLANT A SON. AUCTION. T WILT. sell, at 10 o'clock A. M.. on SATURr- ,L DAY, the 18th, in front of my store, 100 Cher ry .<tr«v!. six li-.-.ul llorv's mid Mill s, Flour, Crackers, Wiiu-s, Cordials, Meals, Furniture, Bedding, Stores, two Buggy Poles, ono Baby Car riage, Lamps. Sewing Machines, and last, but not leait, one of those Poor Man’s Comforts. dedS2t MILO 8. FREEMAN. BARGAINS ! Bargains! Bargains! X AM offering for sale flu entire stark unit fix- tares of Burr A Flanders, consisting or Flour of their various brands, empty Sacks for Grain and Floor* norsos, Mfatei, Wagons, Harness, Hogs, Barrels, Barrel Staves and lltxids, Stationary En gine, Iron Safe, and various other articles, dec!2 lw MILO S. FREEMAN, Receiver. Q uitman sheriff sales.—wmbe sold before the Court-house door in George town, Quitman county, on the first Tuesday in January next, the following tracts or imroels of land, |to-wll: lots of land Nos. 1(11, 230,176,191, 129, one-half of No. 192. one-half of lot No. 231, one-half cf lot No. 257. thirty acres, more or less, of lot No. 250, in tho eighth district of said county of Quitman. Levied on by David Uiim for mer sheriff, by virtuo of Bern facias Issued from the Superior Court taW county in favor of James ^?ewsomo*'?jriinst Jamos Rutherford, of saat county. ’ Also nt the sttrfie time nnd place, lot of land No. 174, In tlvo 21st district of said county. Lov- iod on to satisfy a fi fa in my Lands in favor of James Newsome against James Rutherford. Tenant in possession notified. Also at tlio snmo time nnd place, one nc»uso and lot known in Georgetown, Ga.* n« Uvo «. J. Oatis place, containing 3 norej A iacwo or less, to satisfy ono fi fa issued tro*n Quitnvm County Superior Court in favor of M. M. Brown vs. T. L. Gnery and It. J. Oatis, prlncipnLT. L. Gnery and M in. Harrison, Executors of James Harrison.deceased. Property pointed out by defendant, nnd tenant in possession notified. Also nt the same time and place, one house and lot in Georgetown, Quitman county. No. 138, con taining one acre, more or less. Levied ox\ tho property of John R. 31. Noel. \o satisf)* a Justico Court fi fa igsufld fom^ a Justice Court in the 8th district in w»id io»»i»ty. Levy made and returned to me Ly Oanstahle James C. 01irl9tore. Also at the same time and place, one house and lot in Georgetown, Qiiitmnn county, Ga., known In said town as tho Dr. Christore place, contain ing G acres, more or less. Levied on as the prop erty of X. T. Christore. formerly of said county, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Co\\rt m said county in favor of Ttamaa 8^iui^a and E. Varner, Aumir.Utrotors, V9- T. Ohristoreand John E. Itiordeui ^ndlh Morris,security, Prop erty ppihtetl out by plaintifTs attorney. Also at the same time and plnoe, lut of land No- 21 ami 14J acres of lot No. 20 in tho 8th dis trict of Quitman county, Ga., containing 215J acres, more or less. Levied on as tho property of Jeremiah Thompson to satisfy a li fa issued from the Superior Court in said county in favor of Cal vin J, Walker vs. Jeremiah Thompson. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also at the same time and place, two halos of lint cotton, 8S8 pounds, more or loss. Levied on as tho property of Mrs. Amoilalknlcston to satisfy a fi fa issued foam too Superior Court of Stewart county-^Samuel R. Pinkston vs. Mrs.'IAmelia Pinkston. Property |*>intod cut by plaintiff’s attorney. Also at tho same time and place, lots of land Nos. 883,28ff, 261, 182 acres, more or less, of lot No. 2(50, ono hundred acres, more or less, of lot J No. 25S—total 8S7 acres, more or less. Levied on to satisfy a tax fi fa issued for the tax collector of Quitman county vs. E. C. Ellington, Property pointed out by tho tax collector. Tho abovo Lands all in the 8(h district of «ijd county. Also nt tho some time and place lot of land No. 79, iq th° Sth district of Quitman county. Loviod on as the property of E. L. Douglass to satisfy a tax fi fa issued from J. J. Crumbly, tax collector for said county. Levy mado and returned to me by S, M- Copper, constable. Also at tho same timo and place, tho wagon bridge on tlie road between Georgetown. Ga., and Kufaula, Alabama, kuown as tho Eufaula toll bridge. Levied on to satisfy a tax fl fa issued from J. J. Crumbly, tax collector for Quitnmn county, Ga. Property pointod out by J. J. Crum bly. tax collector. R. G. MORRIS. dec!2 tds Sheriff. — | IN PRICES. W. A. HOPSON &C0. Inform their friends and the public that there has been a further MARKING DOWN AL.X. departments Of their stock. GREAT BARGAINS TO be offered in all gooJ, in their line, every ar ticle being • sfeeialty. WE MEAN BUSINESS, Aud invite a careful examination of our entire stock. novSOtf 59 niul 41 Second stnvt. GREAT PANIC SALE -AT THE- NEW YORK STORE, CHRISTMAS GOODS —TOR— YOUNG AMERICA! D INKLER’d NEW CONFECTIONERY AND TOY STORE. SI Mulberry st., next to Street E. E. office. I HAVE just opened one of the largest and hest selected stocks in inylino ever brougt to Maeon, embracing Toys. Confectioneries, Fruit*, etc. Everything in ure store is new and just from market. Silk, wire and Comic Masks in great variety. Suppers for parties and weddings prepared at short notice. Give me a call when buying your Christmas goods. CAPT. QE0. ROBISON’S DANCING ACADEMY (Over E. J. Joluistcuv’s Jewelry Store). MACON, OA. Commencing, for Gentlemen, on FEIDAY) tho 13th inst. at 71 o'clock p. m. anil for tgulies and Children on SATURDAY, the 13th inst.. at 10 o’clock a. m. Tkrms: Payable when the pupil enters tlio class, Each Pupil, per month (12 lesson*). - $10 00 Single Lessons, .... 2 00 Private Lessons (given when desired), -ft !>o deed St ? a.VMl’EL D. Win. THOMAS II. aUKSItAM IRVIN & GRESHAM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MACON, GA. W ILL practice in tho Superior Courts of the Macon Circuit, in the Supreme Court of Georgia and in tho United States Courts for tho Southern D&trict of Georgia. Offk'o, after the 25th December, will be in Boardman’s block, up stairs, rooms lately occu pied by Assessor Internal Revenue, and until that timo either may be consulted, when in town, at tho office of T. B. Gresham.dccll 8ni BUTTONS & BUTTON MOULDS W, A. JUHAN Sc. CO. ivcciml this week zi largo tlie above in assortment of Wood, Gutta Perciia and Silk. ALSO, RUSSIA VELVET and SILK BELTS ILuulsomcly ornamented, at low prices. Tlicir Panic Inducements Dress and Domestic Goods Continues to make the heavy hearts of the panic- stricken leap with joy, and carries peace, plenty and prosperity to tho hnartlis of all who Come Up With tlio Money! COTTON STATES LIFE INSUEANCE CO.,") Principal Otfice, MACoy, GA. December T, 1373.. rrtllli aimunl meeting of the Stockholder* of the JL Cotton States Life Insurnnco Company will he held at tho office of the Company in Macon. Ga., on Wednesday, the 17th day of December, at 12 o’clock a. x., for the puriiosoof electing a Board Directors for tlie ensuing year. dccTtd GEO. S. OflEAU. Secretary. M’o havo received our stock of nv’AciNTns. TULIPS, CUOCIIS. nnd GLADIOLUS BULBS, Which we will sell FOR CAS HI At Prices to Suit the Times! (lcrttf EANKIN. MASSENBUEG A CO. AGENCY MONTOUR MANUFACTURING CO. TONES A BAXTEE. agents for above factory, £J will keep constantly on hand 4*4 SHEET ING. 7-S SHIRTING. 5-16. or Plow Line COT- Limc, Plaster, Cement, LATHS AND PLASTERING HAIR. A LL of best q „ sale cheap quality, nlwnys on hand, and for for cash, by JONES Sc BAXTER. LENOIRS POTATOES. HEADS OF FAMILIES I The orphan, the sick nnd fatherless, ALL WHO WISH ECONOMY in the-article of DRY GOODS! NOW IS YOUE TIME. GENTS’ DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED UNDER VESTS! AND Ladies’ Knitted Underwear IN EVEEY QUALITY. Bar and Restaurant. . OPEN ALL NIGHT. JT. VALENTINO, H AVING refitted Ills entire premises, is now pivjMiivd to furnish his friends and patrons with everything liertaining to a first-class restau rant, which will 1x3 served in the very best style. He will always have ou hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, SAME, ETC. Strangers visiting Macon should give him a call. I will open on tho 1st of October, at No. G6 Cherry street, next door to my present restaurant, a Ladies’ Sating Saloon. JOHN VALENTINO. scp7 if Macon, Ga. For Sale. O NE of tbo most valuable places in Vineville, known as tlio Bryant nlcoi,containing about forty-live acres, will bo sold for cash or cotton, or exchanged for real estate in tho city of Macon. Apply to A. J. ORR. nctl5cou If At Oliver. Douglass A Co* A PROCLAMATION. JONES A BAXTER. CREAM CHEESE. dec!2 lw Jones a banter. VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY! Made in Martinsburg, Ya- i fl Baucis ami Hail Barrels. Warranted pure. For ®ue1»y dec!2 la JONES A BAXTER. Corn ! Corn! Corn ! comji duct Pratt’s Astral Oil. A bsolutely »fe. Perfectly odorie**. ai- ways ’uniform. Illuminating oualit ks supe rior !<> gas. Bums in any lamp without danger of ex plod ing or taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace the use of volatile and dangerous.' oil. Its Wety under every possible test, arid its per fect burning qualities, are proved by its continued use in over SiMUM) familkw. Millions tJ gallons liave been sold and no acridenl—directly or iudi- ns-tlv—has ever occurred from burning, storing or handling it- The immense yearly loan to life and property, resulting from the use of cheap mini dan- icrous oils in the United Su»t«*s. is appallii.c. Tlie rnsuranoe (umptuiies and fire commusioiHW nreughout the countrj- recommend tU; ASTRAL , as the best aa/cguarJ when laiujis are used. Send for circular. For sale at retail by the trade gen eral) v.*u«J at wholesale by lltr prupru lurs,l'U.iS. FR.VTT A t\>.. 10S Fulton street. Neu Yuri, uug? i div<d A \\ tf tl and M ucilaginous pro iviilc effect upt*n the Pul monary organs, penetrating every ]«urtion »>f th.-ui. It dchdv'S from the Bronchial or Wind Tubes tii-- irritating matter which accumulates, and as sists them to throw it off. mitigates the pain, re sists the progress of inflammation and removes the constriction of tlie chest The Properties of tills Elrgaut Preparation are Demulcent. Nutritive, lial- •aunic, Hoalrng and Soothing. It braces the ner vous system, produces refreshing sleep. nn»| re lieves gloom and depression of spirits. It is wry pleasant to take, causes no nausea, and strength- ens the lungs to resist attacks in the future. YOU NEED NOT GO TO FLORIDA TO CURE YOUR COUGH If you use this rein-dy, yon can remain at home ! and enjoy its coinforts, a’ priv ilege of impor tance to tin* sufferer from pnlmonnrv disease. ‘ Avoid Consumpdon. This disease is verv I insulioiu in its approach, and its lirst* od\-antx* should he promptly guardc«l agaiusL Tlie timely use of the Ex|>ectorunt will }»re\cnt imi». h i^iii • and suffering. ( Dr. Tutl'st Expectorant is a Kprrlflr l for Croup. No iiK»lher slmuld c%-«sr he witliout u liottlo of it. It is very pk-asant, and children j take it readily. It is the most valuable Lung B:d&an> over offered i to sufferers frvmi dis.-as.-s of tlie threat or chest. | Brice $l oo u bottle, or mi h*r oo. Soft! hy all Druggist*. Office t'urtlsuJt -trevt. New York. I no\ '_% cudAwtf ‘ O nnn bushels choice white JjUUU CORN, in two-bushcl Beiilap JOHN IXGALLS, DRUGGIST and PHARMACEUTIST DEALER IN PURE MEDICINES And special agent for Caswell, Hazard A Co.*s STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS And stri#ly pure COD DIVER. OIL X nov23tf GEORGIA. By James If. Smith, Governor of said State. 'Whereat, Official information his bean received at this Department that on the 2.1 day cf Decem ber instant a murder was couuniUod in Dodge county, iijjou tlie body of William Bkoom, col ored, by Hlurcv Anderson, and tint sni^Ander son has lied from justice. ** 1 have tliouglit jiroper, therefore, to issue this my Proclamation, hereby offering a reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery of tlie said Henry Anderson to the Sheriff of said county and Stato- And I do moreover charge and require all offi cers in this State, civil und military, to be vigilant in endeavoring to appre liend th.i said Henry An derson, in order that he may bo brought to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the Groat Son! ot the Stato at the Capitol in Atlanta, this Eighth day of December, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-throe, and of the Inde pendence of tho United States of America the Ninety-eighth. JAMES M. SMITH. By tho Governor: N. C. Bjlilnett. Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION: Five feet eight inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, marked with blue ink on each arm and on the breast; sandy hair, quick spoken; weighs about 170 jiounds; is an old sailor, and is sup posed to be milking his .viy to some seaport town. declOd&twSt S.WAXELBAUW <£ BKO. Will offer their entire stock of desirable goods, FOK CASH, during the next thirty days at nearly half their value. SPRAGUES’, MERRIMACK and all the best CALICOES, 10c. AMOSKEAQ and second quality PRINTS at Sc. YARD WIDE SHEETING, 10c. BLEACHED HOMESPUNS, 12Jc„ worth 18c BLEACHED COTTON FLANNEL, 12Sc., worth 20c. RED AND WHITE FLANNELS, 25c„ worth40a. BED TICKING, 15c., worth 25c. Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys and Cassimeres Reduced nearly fifty per cent. BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, TABLE DAMASKS, And all kinds of House-furnishing goods at New York cost. Theso goods were bought during the great Panic and are cheaper than the same goods sold before tlio war. Our stock of li R ESS GOODS Which is admitted to bo tho host selected, and comprises tho largest variety and most fashionable fabrics, lias boon reduced as follows: STRIPED POPLIN 15o., formerly 25c. STRIPED JAPANESE 25e., formerly -tOe. SILK STRIPED JAPANESE 35*., formerly 50c. SILK JAPANESE 50c., formerly 75e. SILK STRIPED POPLIN 50e„ worth fl. SATINES 75c., worth OOe CASHMERES 75c., worth $1. SILK POPLIN for f 1, worth f 1 5 BROCADED IRISH POPLINS for 75c., worth fl 50. 5,000 yards of PLAID DRESS GOODS for children at 25c„ worth 40. 10,000 yards of different stylo goods to bo sold immediately at 25e.', worth 40 ,t 50e. 3,000 yards in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS at ono-fourth their value. BLACK SILKS, COLORED ALPACAS, COLORED SILKS, FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN FORMERLY. SHAWLS FOR S3! WORTH S5 HOSIERY, GLOVES and nil NOTIONS correspondingly roduccd. Wo aro offering theso groat inducements to cash purchasers only. REMEMBER, WE ALWAYS SELL AS WE ADVERTISE. Having been awarded the premium at the State Fair “for the largest and best stock of dry good.?,” our friends and customers can feel assured they will got tho best of goods at the very lowest price. S. WAXELBAUM & BR0., Triangular Block, 43, 45 and 47 Second st., 21, 23, 25 Cotton avenue. FRUITS! 25 Barrel? CHOICE RED APPLES. 50 Boxes BEST FLORIDA ORANGES. Just received—RAISTNS in boxes, halves and quarters. CURRANTS, PRUNES aud CITRON in quantities to suit purchasers. A general asssortment of NUTS and CANDIES, and all maimer of CHRISTMAS GOODS NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. I havo arrangements made hy which I will receive ono hundred barrels of APPLES and fifty boxes best FLORIDA ORANGES once a woek, all of which will bo especially selected for the Christmas trade. Buyers will find it to their interest to call on vac. Iccl2tf J. F. BARFIELD. Piedmont and Arlington Life Ins. Co, OF VIRGINIA. Home Office, Richmond, Va. Branch Office, 92 Mulberry st., Macon, Ga. ASSETS OVER POLICIES ISSUED, OVER ANNUAL INCOME PHAN MUTUAL $2,000,000 20,000 f1,500,000 ALL CASH. Policies Issued, when Desired, on the STOCK PLAN AND DATES, or any other that is Legitimate. JOXKS A BAPTER. COW FEED! 150,000 POUNDS WHEAT BEAN. 3f*0 bushels COW PEAS. For sale cheap for cash by declilw JONES A BAXTER. Situation Wanted. V S n dry proods or grocery rWk. by a young man larejj arouauiUxl iu Muidfoaiiil South- v.vst Gconsn, whocan give tii j best and most sa t i'-iavtonr reforenccs. Add rcss T. J. L., ivwietf Caro Tefo-rrnp?! and Mi*s>eii*a r. LOST. V ROYAL Arch Moron's Keystone. It lmars ;1»«? inscription: “T. W. Rowland. Wells Cfaapb*n No. -12. Nor. 27. I> lie rewarded by kcninc it at nov27 t f jiiuler sriil THIS OFFICE. FO» BENT. TOEoM Ti k-rfaph It A NU.re, on Sv<vm.t Nt • ■tils ov. r Brown's Ux*k- ni*t. Apply nt onee to MILO S. FREEMAN. FOR SALE. O N Monday, the 22d da3* of December instant, I will sell at public nution on the “Healy Place.” in Jones county, lying on the Ocmulitce river ten miles aliove Macon, ull the stock, in cluding mules, cows, hoira and provisions, with fanning implements ueccssoiy to carry on a plan tation. Terms cash. Also at the same time will, lw rented the lands (151*0 acres), either as a whole or in lots to suit purticK, for the year 1^74. Having no time u> give jjersoii&l attention to farming, the above sale will ^positive declOtd O. A. LOCHRANF*. E. B. P0TTEB, M. D. HOMCEOPATHIST O FFICE Wood's Block, Second street, third door below Johnston jewelry establishment. i Lanier House. julyli tf DRS. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, DENTISTS. SUCCESSORS OF DR. G. W. EMERSON, 84 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. References: Dr G W Emerson; Rev Dr F M Kennedy*. Rev J W Burke, Mr R H Huteliimrs, Mr R \\ Bonner, M con; Cant P T Pitts, Capt R T Ross. l)r Sain Persley. Mr Roiiert Barton* Rev J«p»Carr, Clinton; Mark W Johnson. Burrouirhs Sc Wing. Atlanta; Dr Hollingshend, Fort Valley; Dr Jas Knapp, New Orleans. novTtf E. ESPENNER, Upholsterer Cherry ht.. Next Door to I*aacs House. short notice,and done well. Either new work or repairing promptly attended to. DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST, H AS removed his office from Mulberry street to No. 106 Cherry street, over Major M. R R'jccrs*, next door to Mr. Begys*. oct!2 3m. U. M. GUNN, ATTORNEY AT I.AAV, Land For Sale. nuuna creek, in Puluki county, ten miles from Hawkkvmllo and new the Hswkmmrille *nd Eu- faul* railroad, (now being constructed),—300 acre* cleared. Land dirktod to suit purchasers. Terms liberal. Uiirt i*. wishing to buy or sell Georgia land* wiU find it to their interest to address \YM. I.UNDY. sop29tl2atrAwU. Macon, Ga. This is the only Southern company that has, and does, regularly pass tho investi gation of all Northern and Western Stato Departments, tliu3 securing every evi dence of security and good management that any company in our country can 1 toast of. It retains within the State of Georgia all moneys collected in the State, and makes no investments, which are doubtful, for policy sake. It is secure, economically managed, and in the hands of well-known Southern gentlemen. I refer to tiny business man in tho city of M&con, or the State of Georgia, who knows me, as to my character for honesty and integrity, and accept the decision. T. STANLEY BECKWITH, General Agt. Honest and Reliable Agents Wanted. dec5eod3m BURKE & COBB, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE A CENTS, 68 Second Street. Macon, Georgia. Home Insurance Company, of New York. CASH CAPITAL, . §2,500,000 00 CASH ASSETS 4,40S,573 75 BURKE & COBB, Agents. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co., OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. _ CASH CAPITAL $200,000 00 CASH ASSETS 342,009 Oi BURKE & COBB, Agents. OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. CASn CAPITAL $200,000 00 CASH ASSETS — 244,444 BURKE ft COBB. Agent*. Cotton States Life Insurance Company, OF MACON, GEORGIA. M ASSETS, NEARLY $600,000 0U sop27 2aw4m* BURKE & COBB/ Agents*