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Newspaper Page TextBy Olisby, Jones & Reese. MACON, GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1874. Number 7,108. BY TELEGRAPH. DAY DISPATCHES. From Louisiana. N*w December 18 Twenty- throe parishes, excluding the first and scound congressional districts, give the Hons* thirty-three Badieals and thirty- ceron Conservative*. A committee of five from the boy’s high school entered the girls’ high erhool, where fire colorod girls had been placed. The colored girls withdrew upon the protest of the boys of the high school! It is beliered tne School Board will establish an additional school for colored children. A row followed, which resulted in colored policeman being badly hurt by another r.ogro and another negro dying from heart disease. Xlsilulppl. Jacxaosr, December 18.—The Legists tore has convened, and all the negroes arc present. The Governor's message says the county officers successfully re sisted in their power "must be restored by iryislation as harsh and cruel as those meas ures by which they were deposed[That reoommendation is worthy of snch a chief uf such a party.] Fatal Fire. Kxoxvrout, Ir-r... December 18.—A 110,000 fire occurred last night and two were killed by falling walls. Death of Commander Cashing. WashtnotoiV, December 18.—Com m.m'ler Cushing, who commanded the aipedition which cut out the Albemarle, and who recently was sent to the insane is dead. Royally In Congress. Tho House, immediately after the reading of the journal, received tho King of the Sandwich Islands. Tho Senate, like the Houses did honor to his majesty. Police Hatters. Xziv Tone, December 18.—Tho Su- I>crintt-ndent of Police has returned, after twonty-rour hoars ineffectual search for Charlie Host. Cliarles Vogbt sails for Europe to-day in rburge of polico officers, under tho ox tradition treaty, as a murderer. Iilsmarck Resigned to Take n New Hold. Lovnow, December 18,—A special to the London Post from Dcrlin says it is po-itively asserted that Bismarck has tendered his resignation, which was re fined. He afterwards conferred with tho lenders of the Rational party in regard to the future oonduct of affairs in Parlia ment and an understanding was secured. JJIOHT DISPATCHES. Southern Committees. Washinotow, December 18.—The sub committee on affairs in tho South, con* Mating of Foster, Phelps, and Potter, with power to call a full committee thith er if necessary, and tho special commit tee to investigate the Vicksburg affair will leavo Saturday, December 2G. The Tax on Tea and Coffee. Yesterday Dawes, in a bill regarding tho sinking fund, injected a paragraph restoring the tax on tea and coffeo. Reception of the Cannibal King. An immense crowd witnessed the re- erption of the King. Tho presence of the Senate was announced, headed by Vice-President Wilson. Tim Speaker’s gavel announced the King’s approach, when the Senators and representatives n»e to their feet, and remained standing, while the King, supported by Cameron and Orth, approached tho Speaker’s •Amir. Cameron introduced tho King to tbs Speaker, who said: “Your Majesty: On bshalf of the American Congress, I welcome you to these balls. The Scn- —the: in a cordial —tnlihim congratulation upon cons, preparatory to their ordination priests, which interesting ceremony takes place to-morrow at the CathedraL Among the number are Her. Alfred Curtis, for- r.ierly paster of lit. Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church of this city, and Rev. F. Fowler, late a member of the Society of Friends. G0IK8 BACK OX THE KESKO Universal Suffrage Repudiated by Grant and Hla Friends. New York Sun.] The report of Senator Morrill and his colleagues on a new government for the District of Colombia, for which Presi dent Grant warmly thanks them in bis message, is a most significant comment- ary on universal suffrage without distinc tion of color, race, or previous condition of servitude. After a brief trial of it at Washington, the committee report unan imously in favor of condemning and dis carding it altogether. They pronounce tho theory and practico of universal snf- frage at the capital a total failure. There is, they say, no remedy but to exclude both blacks and whites from the ballot box and from any share in the govern ment at all. Wo can at any rate admire the unique boldness of this decision. This open condemnation of tho basis on which all the old slave-holding States havo had their citizenship reconstructed is, in every sense, most astonishing. At the very capital of the nation it is openly announced by some of our most eminent statesmen, with tho zealous assent of the President himself, that negro suffrage is a conspicuous failure. Such great evils does it produce, as they tell U3, that no hesitation is expressed in proclaiming tho fact to the country arid the world, without reserve and without qualifica tion. So far so good, but what is to follow? Is the conclusion to be logically carried out in all its consequences? If universal suffrage is a dead failure right under the very nose of the Federal government, in the living presence of the national repre sentatives, with all tho restraining and conservative influences of the entire na tional administration, what is to be said of it in South Carolina and Louisiana, and every Southern State where it exists in a crude, raw, undisciplined and wholly un balanced condition, without one single modifying or redeeming circumstance? With tho District relieved from its incu bus, ore tho Southern States, under every disadvantage, still to be compelled to stagger along under their difficult load ? General Grant and the advocates of his administration havo raised this question themselves, and it is for them to answer it. Bather Expensive Furs. Paris Letter, Nov. 27. Philadelphia North Amer ican.] Tho subject of furs brings to my mind tho Empress of Russia’s visit to Paris, on her way to the south from England, which sho visited on tho occasion of her daughter's, tho Duchess of Edinburgh, confinement. The cloak tho majesty of tho north wore on her arrival is said to bo of the valuo of 100,000 francs, consist ing of the richest Siberian zhibellino. Not less than 228 skins wero employed the cloak, each skin being estimated 300 francs. But this is far from com ing up to tho valuo of tho fur trimming of a coat of tho Emperor of Russia, which, consisting of blue fox, a most raro and valuable fnr, is worth upward of 120.000 francs. Mad. Adeline Patti, the Mar quise da Cauz, received os a present from the Emperor Alexander, during her late visit to St. Petersburg, a set of magnifi cent furs, of tho valuo of 50,000 francs. This may be said to sing to some par- pose. The equipage of the Marquise when sho arrived In Paris created no lit- tlo sensation; black horses, bells, furs, and even coachman, wero all got up in true Russian style 1 Nothing wo3 want ing t tho pretty prima donna herself, sit ting gracofully within, and looking as if witim, for. tho ovations .which were her new part of Valentine, in/’TEe Hti- yoar auVpiciou. journey, and » I guenots’-new to ^ ika Tintirtn. as tlio nation a I Financial and Commercial OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER.' DSCEtCTEE IS. XVESnO, 1574. J- Cotton. The market presented a better tone to-day, though we am cot aotborized to report any ad vance in price. We quote: Ordinary.— —.—.—Hi Good ordinary. ■ 124 Low middling. H "'"ling- The foUonring business was done to-day: Received—by nil ...... —-S44 by wagon- .....St6—S00 as^=zz==zz= 8TATEXE5T. % Booeived pterional*..* —44£M-45£58 Shipped today. Shipped previously. ..3^337-33,397 13,774 Stock on hand this evening........>.... EAST MACON STATEMENT. .Stock on hand Sent. 1,1874.... Received daring November. .. 1jM7 Received previously 1*441 — S*K8 ( &550 Stock on hand December 1,1874 340 Produce Market Eoport. Bacon—Clear rib sides at 14?: bulk shoulders 61; «. c. uncan vased bams* new 151; bellies. none; clear rib bacon sides 141; Ions clear sides 12. Coen Si I5al 20. Me AX 51 SOal 25. Fxotn$600a9 go. Lard—Nr^r. tierces 16; kegs 1C. Sugar—Crushed 121; standard A Ilf; white ex tra C Ilf; C coffee 11: yellow li *10}. Col fee—Choice 24; medium 21ia22; common 20 &21. Molasses—Barrels 45; tierces 42; hogsheads* one. Rice—Carolina 7fa8. 8ALT—Liverpool $1 GO: Virginia $2 10. Butter—Gilt edge 48*. Tennessee S5aS7. Tobacco—Common 48; medium 50a55; fine 75a 1100. , LATEST TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS Financial. New York—Noon—Money 4. Exchange* long 4851; abort 4901. Gold opened at 111. Governments dull. State bonds dull. Stocks active and lower. Rvening—Money in.good demandnt 4a4}. Ex change steady; long .4551. Gold lllallf. Gov ernments dull and strong. State bonds quiet nnd steady. New Orleans—Gold Ilf. Exchange* New York sight f discount; sterling 538}. London—Noon—Eriss 25. Paris—Rentes Glf53c. Cotton. New York—Noon—Cotton, sales 320; uplands 141; Orleans 14|; market quiet; holders asking higher. • Futures opened steadier, aafollows; January 14 al41-16: February 1413-82al4 G-16; March 14 25-32 al4 27-32; April 15 5-32al5 3-16; May 15}alG 3-1C- Eveiling—Net receipts 625; gross 4361; sales 006 bales; middling uplands 141; middling Or leans 14}; market quiet. Futures closed strong: sales 40,300 bales* as fol lows: December 17: January 14; February 14 9-32; March 14 31-32 April 15 11-32; May 15 11-16; Juno 16; July 16}alG5-16; August 16 7-16al6}. Comparative Cotton Statement for the Week Ending Dec. 18.—Net receipts at all U. S. ports for tho week 193,110; same time last year 200,139; total receipts to date 1318.053; to same date last year 1,547,933; exports for the week 93^99*. for the same time last year 97,676; * total to date 891.50$; to same date last year 704*316; stock at all U. S. ports 747,813; last year 637.010; at all interior towns 147,409; last year 120,016*. Liverpool 531,000*. last year 456.000; American cotton afloat for Great Britain 36 WOO; last year 225,000. Baltimore—Cotton, stock 25,101; middlings 141; market quiet and steady.. Weekly net receipts 1100; gross 5387; exports to Great Britain —; coastwise 715; to the continent 135.3; sales 2150; spinners 802. New Orleans—Cotton, stock 209,633; middling 131; market unchanged. weekly net receipts 01,053: gross 7.3,779; exports to Great Britain 9820; coastwise 1555*. to Franco 8721; to continent 7695; sales 37.700. Wilmington—Cotton, stock 470G; middlings 13}; market steady. Weekly net receipts 3987; exports coastwise 1910; »Great Britain 574; sales 800. Augusta—Cotton, stock 23,420; middlings 1SJ; low middling 13; good ordinary 12?. Weekly receipts 10,739; shipments 8557; sales 0020*. spinners 843. Savannah—Cotton, middlings 133; low mid dlings 131; good ordinary 121; market firm; stock lOLSSS. Weekly net receipts 30,651: gross 30,615; exports . j Great Britain 17.648; coastwise 6960; to conti nent 1425; to France 1118; to channel 1625; sales 9470. • “* ' - * * Charleston—Cotton, middlings 131; market *'’***£&'to Continent GwaJLRnUin Ifflft S^uJarsenilfeadj; \\jLt\l of tho nation, as tho nation ... JEstT Tour Majesty’s appearance among cotton Raising In uaiiiuxu«*. 1 Qt ^ t Bntolin sSBaTroestwiM —. sale? « is tiro firat instance in which a reign- qq, e Bacoe ss with which the expen- Nobpolx—Cotton, .took 16.171; middlings 18.s in" has set foot upon the soil l eT)ta in cotton raising have been ?** “’v&SifSrtSStsK.T® -. exports Groat Brit- cf tho Unit.nl States, and it is a signifi- tended in California the past season give aj,; iKg; T coa»twi«. li.o«: ralesilio. cant circumstance that tho visit comes to mach prom ; 3e 0 f the future of theState MmrBto-Cotton, stock middlings ltt» ns from tho west, and not from Recast. M a c oUo n grower. It is said Mare 20.021; shipments 14.121; Th.. I ^er alluded to the peat Rro-t* | a?d Fresno^counties wiUpnt^ in I “g^ox-Cotton. tt'fi* middling _ ucr new !»•** w w. * — . , and in vruenots”—now to hor admirers here, • — -•»— —- 1 — accesses in Non California. I 5t wCSynetreeciptslifepros*lOS^ieiportsto va.uv.Mi- I lit;,, in “ci roast wise —. tales ini FAIBY LAND, D«. 1, 1874. o l— oiuuo, do hereby appoint Messrs. Brown & Co., of the city of Macon, county of Bibb, State of Georgia, my true and lawful agents for the year ending December 31,1874, to contract, bargain and convey for me, and in my name, all such articles as I have been ] accustomed to supply the good people i-ttTw«tem'^o7 this "country, and 1 about *40 000 pounds of cotton, making I '^Ixvrsx’ox-TCotton, stock 87.387; middlings | their little ones from year to year, sastf.’ss" °z? TZ sasasyia: asSffissssaigas »- -« — -— lui courtiers. It was thankful and some- that of the most favored Smrthern Q ^ tADELr “ little ones aforesaid with the articles wha* humble in its sentiments. Tb cre states. There are upwards of h? 00 ’ teK , . . Ia.J nothing pungent in it. . ’ acrc3 0 f land devoted to cotton growing aforesaid, and to sign for me, and in my The Houle went into Committee of the inthatsectionalone . The average yield KgS^Bj“,gSSfi»5-d T . • ’ „ . rnntmct3 and convev- •hole on the legislative »PP»P^° E [| of the county, says.a^ “^“Porary.wdl | tbejajt^ek| name, all such contracts and convey whatsoever, hereby ratifying and confirming each and every act done by the said Brown & Co., in my name, to -age of United States marshals and deputy vear wiU a ff or d a full and sufficient test 1 ( ImaWhals gave rise to a long discussion. | tho ^pabilitioa of tho county so far a3 c ' ( ^! 0 , on n hMi« of muldling^phods, nothing . . aVia Ti.m'irlment of i r. nDil tha excellent I vaI-.w i,-i\r middlmc?. fihipped January and rcD- That’s What I've Been Telling Emily HEADQUARTERS! BROWN & CO. SPECIAL AGENTS, (Appointed bt His Majestt) For the Tear Ending Dee. 31, 1874. BALTIMORE GRIND CLOSING OUT SALE ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN BELOW COST! APPOINTMENT EXTRAORDINARY Tho death of Mr. M. HIRSH, (senior of the firm of M. Hirsh & Bro.,) render ing necessary a temporary closing of our business, we will, from this date, until disposed of, offer our immense stock of Elen’s and Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Etc. At Prices Below Actual Cost! Our goods are of the Best Material and Make, And aro perfectly now, having jusfbeon purchased for the fall and winter trade. Circumstances comp.I us to sell all at some price, so those who want Bar&t**— Should avail themselves of this opportunity to obtain a supply cheaper than ever tef °We invite the attention of COUNTRY obtaSwh^f “* surod we can give them as good goods and prices as t j S. HIRSH, Surviving Partner M. HIRSH & BRO., NO. 94 CHERRY STREET, - - MACON, GA. nov29 sun/wed&sat tf - 5 UlVERSiL Lift HStEAlE CO. Q ^ NEW YORK, v* nu». . bhl _ sequehce a very largo and the District of North Carolina I m j, 0 expected in tho future. wvro alluded to by Mr. Spear, of Penn- J —— aylrania. as being run by political thieves A KOW Tonic. 1 jgwgaaaygRW" for £ to D£££!3V£ I coverod! ^oTd}Ta^found m Chil, | America. si—f I .f M liativiit. r\t ficflor six feet, isolated on | ProdUCOs t , This is the PIONEER American Life Company, organized upon the stock carry out and execute the power K e prtao^gjEtaSiDtow'JK!ta. charged by mutuAl ““^Ta straightforward and definite contract-a fixed amountol insurance for a In testimony whereof I havo hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of tho Land of the Fairies to be affixed, odor, resembling a i « ac “S?^i, T1 1SSSSTSTrihSa I I and seventy-four. eSSSSSsSEESISSSSwassa^lsEasasw^SHl *iH5£ni5S-w sSffiSSSfirl fixed amount of premium. ^ATco^j iSCSn25^0, ponies, is in a sound and flourish- ing condition, and enjoying a rapidly inareaaing patronage. ^ KetSl^S^tstoHatiUtiesislWpe 1 cent, or, in other wor^the ^y C»140 for each ?KX) of its indebtedness. Losses paid in Georgia $100,000. Office (Sty Bank building, Macon, Ga. H. L. BACKUS. General Agent. TO THE PUBLIC. rpHE great success attending the introduction JL la this market of tho ROCHESTER BEER! Boer, are offering tho public AND TRASHY ARTICLE CALLED ROCH ESTER, bottled by outsido parties, and I rt> speetfully call attention to tho subjoined notice from the well-known, extensive and responsible house of Hollender A Co„ general agents for the genuine Rochester Beer. II. ORETFOCS, Agent. ,, „ .Njnr York, November 17,1S74. Mr. Henry Drstfous, Macon, Ga. s In reply to your honor dated the 13th. you will find enclosed agency for Macon, Ga. which you will use as advertisement, believing this will be sufficient to stop Messrs. OPPENHEIMER k STRAUSS from selling their COMMON MALT SUGAR BEER for Rochester. Thev never bought any Rochester Beer, and only* use the name of this celebrated article to sell their IN- FBRIOR and COMMON STUPF. Your fur- ther orders awaitimr. We notify you that we have nude extraordinary improvement, in our bottling department, rendering our Rochester Beer durable for SIX MONTHS. Respectfully, HOLLENDES ft CO. TAKE NOTICE. Wo hereby appoint Mr. Henry Droylous, at Macon, Ga. our ONLY and exciusivo aeent in that city for our celebrated and GENUINE Bartholomay Brew Company's Rochester Lever Beer. All other boer sold under THAT NAME 'r else but Mr. H. Ureyfoua in said city TATION and FRAUD. „ . . HOLLENDER 4 CO.. General Agents for Bartholomay’s Brew Com- pony, Rochester.novZ-t-tf TO THE PUBLIC. In answer to an advertisement or Mr. H. Drey fous, sole agent of Messrs. Hollender & Co., wo wish to state that tho arrogance of Messrs. Hoi- lender A Co. is only excelled by tho ignorance of Mr. H. Drey fous, for tho following reasons : First t ‘Kif-Shrof Rochester has moro than one brewery* ^ _ Co^d-The^roft&B^ra^™ . . my • 72 ® By Far Not The Best Brewed .Third—Wo never sold | OUR RUUJUtiSTRR JjRER as coming from said Brewing Company. Fourth—We will put up One Thousand Dollars in Cash, if Mr. Drevfous is willing toput up a like amount, and have his Rochester beer ana our Rochester beer analyzed by somo CHEMICAL EXPERT, Who will decide, that whilo ALL THE DIFFERENT BRANDS OF BEER YFE SELL Contain nothing but HOPS AND MALT, His Rochester Beer will contain ingredients Not Strictly Necessary for the Pro motion of Health. Through our Spurious and Trashy Halt Sngar Betr, TYo have, within EIGHTEEN MONTHS, Built up a shipping trado Second to None In Now York. Respectfully, OPPENHEIMER 4 STRAUSS, 92 Duane Street. NSW Toss, December 10. declO Ct A PROCLAMATION. OEORGIA.-Br JAMES M. SHITH.Govcraor U of said State. Whereas. Reliable informa, tionlias been received at this Department that murder was committal in tho county of Jasper, on the Oth inst., upon the body of RICHARD THOMASON, by REESE BARNES as is alleg ed, and that said Barns has fled from Justice: I liavo thought proper, therefore, to issue this my Proclamation, hereby offerings reward of two hundred dollars for tho apprehension and deliv ery of tho said Reese Barnes, with proof sufficient to convict, to the sheriff of said county and State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers in this State, civil and military, to be vigilant in edeavoring to apprehend tho said Reese Barnes, in order that he may be broucht to trial for tho offence with which ho now stands charged. Given nnder my hand and the great teal of the State at the capital in Atlanta, tho fifteenth day of December, in tho year of our Lord oightecn hundred and seventy-four, and of the indepen dence of the United States of America the ninety- ninth. n j-f JAMES M. SMITH. . > . Governor. . By the Governor: N. C. Biet*tt, ' 1 to Secretary of State. DESCltll’TION. Twenty-fivo years old, about five feet six or seven inches high; gingcr-cako colof, thick lips and tongue-tied, articulates badly. decir-dSt JOHN 1N0ALLS, rofflt an DlTDIi! TYDTTnn CHEMICALS, Etc. IMPORTED HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, best makers, a specialty. LUBIN'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS. SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER—unequalled in tho South. LUBIN’S TOILET POWDER. DORIN’S BLANC DE PEELE. DORIN’S THEATRE ROUGE. Just received and for sale by JOHN INGAXiLB, Druggist and Apothecary, Fourth and Poplar streets, ...» Hollingsworth Block. Receiver’s Sale. T)Y virtue of nn order of Hou. Barnaul HiU, JJ Judge of tho Superior Court of tho Macon mrcuit. will bo sold before tho Court house door m tlio town of Perry and county of Houston, on the first Tuesday in January next, 1S75, between tho leal hour, of. sale, tho plantation in said county known as tho C. M, Wiley Plantation, Tho same being situatod in tho eleventh district of said county, and consisting of: Lot number sixty-two (82.) hoi number sixty-three (63.) Lot number thirty-flro (S3.) Lot number ihirty-iour (Si.) Lot number sixty-seven (67.) Lot number sirty-cisht (iX( Hit number seventy-nino (79.) Lot number ninety-throe (OX) Lot number sixty (60.) Lot number sixty-ono («1.) Andtilso the north half of lot number thirty- one. (31). tho whole containing two thousand ono hundred and twenty-etx and a quarter (2,120)) acres, more or less. The Receiver reserves to himself tho privilege of offering the entire farm in ouo body, orin Three or More Tracts, as ho may announco on day of sale. Terms of Paymcnti One-half cash, and the other half in twelvo months from day of sale, with interest at seven per cent, per annum. T. G. HOLT, „ . Receiver of Charles M. Wiley. November 28.1874. dorlli GILT-EDGE PROPERTY Executors Sale. TYTILL be sold, before tho Oourt-booM door. VV in •ur.oM'illc, Hall county, Ga^oa the first Tuesday in January, 1875, the oeiebraUd. Oconee White Sulphur Springs property, consisting of tho tract of land on which wtuo Spring,containing 350acres, 50of which aro good bottom land on the Oconee river. There 65 acres of cleared laud on tho place, and the balance ism the native forest. The HOTEL, sit- nated on a commanding eminence near the apnng, wili bo sold with tho land. It contains thirty-two pood moms, and attached are stable*, yriy* bouse, garden and some cabins for hmilKS who prefer not to boon!. The properly wsUustadrixiiilc, cist of thi beautiful liul. city of uamesnlle. tuid one and a hil( mile, from the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line railroad. “tW »«5® «* tbe moet beautiful scenery in tho South. These Springe bare been celebrated for oror fifty yaarr for their medkicsl properties, aadare Um^nred every summer with visitors in quiwt of health or pleasure. “• tijuo will bo sold tu FURNI TURE In the Hotel, consisting of beds, bed- steady chairs, tables,etc. Ind ed. all the furni- turp ncocwymsuch an cslabluhmcnt—all of which is almost entirely new. AU^at tho same time aiul place. M acres land near the springs, ami in one-half mile of tho Atr Line railroad, all in the woods. Aiso, ten acres land adjoining tho springs, wliu’li li.is been cleared but is now grown np. Al s o, a good spring wagon, a good carriage, and ‘Kid a, tho property of 8. R. McCamv. do- eeared. for too benefit 61 tno bcira aad ereditora. Terms made known on day of salo. T. 3f. McCAMT, B.J.MCCAMY. •WidVtalim A- D. CANDLER, tiecieodlm F.xecuton. DXSC. 29. Second & Last Grand Gift Concert IN AID OF TITS Masonic Relief Association OP NORFOLK. VA. DAY POSITIVELY PINED. TUESDAY, 29th DECEMBER. LAST CHANCE I Authorized by Act of tho Virginia Legislature (Passed March 8,1873). 50,000 TICKETS—GOOO CASH GIFTS $250,000! TO BE GIVEN AWAY. ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OP A 10.000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OP ... . . 3,000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OF SOMO ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OF 10 000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OF *,000 ONE GRAND CASH GIFT OF . -*»— ONE grand casil^«*s;—*8JtaO TDDSSSfc • SS oSSSSaSU GIFTS, aagregating.......^...-^50j000 PRICE OF TICKETS—Whole Tickets $10, Half Tickets $5, Quarter Tickets $2 50, Eleven Tickets $100. For Tickets, Circulars, etc* address HENRY V. MOORE. SCC’y, dec9dftwtiU29 Norfolk, Va. HOWARD HOUSE, EUFAULA, ALA. O PPOSITE tho Montgomery and Ecfaula railroad, and two block, from the South western railroad. The proprietor respectfully states that hi, bouso i, in thorough rejsur, ana asks a share of patronage fr ®” ellora. tho» on pleasure, and to all who demre to hn comfortable, irrespective of them busi ness. Board ?2 80 per day. etiwan nov26 tf sgAtaagmss ?*■=angsasasst fessgL.^ ^^a^iTaoam aeoixm, General an! the Department of Juatice one Urommo oi xao xro ^ pn> . t ^Larffln« L rtetaa 18^kettle journed to Monday. Confirmations. _ Marshall, flrat^ a^i.t ^““ter-qener- j An army officer relates ‘^qneer inci- TOBACCO. CIGARS. TOBACCO. CIGABS. DISSOLVED DONE! Manufactured In Charleston, S. C. F°WW. facturers’ prices. HUNT, RANKIN ft LAMAR, Drnggists, Home-Made Fertilizer ■We will, for the next seawn, lmvo ready alimi- ^a Flair steady;superfine winters40 I aft*. Corn. ». e po?k ^oVnerTinOomu NVc.: Shattuck, ^ ^y were aumounded by ahundred 50 ., a SitoSTi*Wto in the first Missis- with hostile inUnfons 'tte ■irmi district. . . soldieTS took to the only available shelter, 5,5. choice 6^ ^ ^ Hay d?11 . prim© *Thero were a large number of an old buffalo wallow, where m I ^ oo. Pork,n^rmess ora^confivciations. but nothing about comforta M ? position rp I rjrotect their bodies nnd keep fcb® I ri«*-rv‘de« 14* sueavenrad hams, old 12|: new lo^ 1 Railroad Aceldtut. at a distance for the day and night. The I & Lard puiet: trerce 141: kwlSait*}. Surar AuorsT^December IS-An a-eident | nextmorn ; D(r , suffering fa{*>*£*%: I J^t^S^s^S oofurred on the Charlotte, Columbia and Su-iin^('nineteen finWuipS- j and wrote on it a^te do- j 1 many anxious friends that he has been UUhalT past six o’clock. At Brooks bribing their situation.^Sd £ &irtThSd 140; jelto* aiP ^ **>-\ T:. : T-!'V. | TSSSSfew? — ! i-ta «- «— - rail. Nobody was hurt. Lors $5,000. IN explanation. •MV. S. CLAUS wishes ns to inform his TO THE TRADE: UNPARALLELED PRICES FOB THE CASH! I have just returned from Virginia, and North Carolina and am prepared to offer TOBACCO that will suit the trade both as to QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE. I guarantee to UNDEBSELL anybody for the cash. ;ers early, to be filled promptL use this vear have been highly satisfactory, and we could fill a book with nriwAH For particulars, see our circular. Hunt, Rankin. & Lamar, •WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, iH M and 84 Cherry street. DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST (106 Cherry street, over U. R. Rogers 4 Co.) my J7 MACON, GA. nov26-tf geo. w. head, •PLATTE’S BLOCK. TYRETF0U8.—That superior (old stack ISOS) . _) Pepper 4 Brother K>ntucky Wbuky.gusr- snteed a strictly pure article and equal to any in fearing that circumstance* would pre vent, and knowing that such, hut now, to «fi who Imre been andare willing can, Fancy and Family Groceries STM?* canteen, hefastened m ,ou S clear sides outd. - r „ lf . n wills. 1 it to the animal-a tail, and S lvl ££““ a Marine News, , •JIM Cetton RIU*. k startedhimoff yelping- ^ha cor- T Arrived ,a-y>'ew YorfcCifybf Fall Ema, December 1J-—It >* dog .ju, t humped himself. city. Prussia. Ftriere,Seminole. ■DAC*C<1 that the mills will work oa luu P™ ,- thinking it a mere act °t I Cleopatra. Benefactor. - SftSjanuary first; baton a further to the dog. C ‘gS^nlta»imd,Speed,Franklin. . redaction of ten per cent, in wages. -within two hours he reached, the foJt, ~ v * The SMII-Fex. ud aid waa immediatsly sent the be- Assignee s Sale. I -"Ua, «-—“ 4 —r ler—ff;as'jG-KaiS - ' graSSS 1 ilfiswSstJd . ^SSfa^^^8|A ! 2®SS.^gi2^te^Bsa , lah!!&1»oo.-*«*«a.-s.taa- eonto^aat winds grAduxlIy v V cr ??^» v „ 1 county, will be sold before the cxxxtx.^ llT . rv | f^a t>^ diAirkt of Pnlaria coua- * sou t Seri v, with changes id^tao 1ba- in the town ^ the fi«t j Suontaining 202} acres. SoJ d ^ “mkr'And light | JSSLS uext. the ^taring P*»P* | WAR§^ roril-tdt ■SiiOT the j pHcit reasoning,as hadoea, that BEOWN I the matter is ^erellylar weather, a VWVVW? < ^ j FOR BENT. New England andMu’.dleSUUs.jlearor j lartin lived at toe | ^hcSter. Apply to ^ R bWJWN. fair weather and slight rise of John 1 Martin livea » sue i Jobber Apply ture near tho coast with, brisk and hig dmtn . Sold under the encumbrance ol w; JJj aouth or west winds aad falling, followed dower Tern. «$t-^ 1 ^ 0 D «f r E ^g , uDS dcc8 dlaw4w* tiy rising barometer ; for the lower lake region, partly cloudy and clearing weather with brisk southerly or westerly winds, r ta(,|P temperature and rising barometer during Saturday. The Mexican Boundary. "W ashing tom, December ■ 18. —The Cabinet to-d*T passed some time m con sidering the Mexican boundary question with no result haring unusual mgmfi- XHministrator. etc. Cathcile OrdiBXllea ef Meats. "KsLjroswaa,December 1A—Archbishop • Msf today ordainwi sir* graduaiee Executor’s Sale, G KOSGIA. BtBB COUNTY.—By “in order from the Honorable Court dinsry. will be sold, on the first Tuesday a to nary next, before toe Court-house door, a toe city ofBscom between the k«ai how srieen shsres If eeon BuUdln* and I«u Araoaa- tioa stock, belorucing to the estate of Tbooaa* a- B re wist. deoessedL Terms cash. decSdtawtds B. B. CORBIN. Executor. t~\ BORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.-Ehmk- VJ ney D. McCarty bas applied for ex*Bj«« of porsonaltj and setting apart of the MCie, so« 2 will pus fipon the same st my office, at ix tfrio* «Mg»tay.dtodg FOR RENT. Livery and Sale Stables, FORT GAINES. GA ALWAYS on band, good Turn Outa, with care- I Horara Meltm for-J* | jSfes»^- r Duly Hack LinotaW* Mdteodtf OoloaeL Claus andThomas Collins have been faying to keep up with the “ Procession.” declO eodtf rj ams; wojjh ,3Koise .nirfA-j eaooa ,Hur> ,J3 Twuiio bcwwSmX osAxdl- S KCUCIIU Bowtomw*. w. — ———— Ammig- other things, I am now offering Cream Cheese and Goshen Butter—a specialty. I am receiving five hundred pounds Tennessee tsfiaws5w?3Si»Ssssass i. r. BARFIELD. oetatt Ifurnittjre FBOM IW.&E.P.TAYLOR AN OPPORTUNITY. Keduced Prices for c & sxx, RETAIL. usual rains. BLUE STONE "sc. ivr ll>„ at IV. COFPER.\S loc. per lb. at 7c MACOOBOY SNUFF- SI per l£ S Me. COOKING SODA - !tc. per lb- Me. & TURPENTINK SOAP. 10c. per bar. a 4 C. MATCHES 40c. per don, LUBIN’S HANDKKR- CHIEF EXTRACTS *124 COAT, Oil., at 24 cents per PATENT MEDICINES. J. H. ZEIIiIN & CO., Maron. Ga. rXcx 1177.1 NOTICE IN BANKBUPTCY. t PIIIS is to pivo notice that on the 23d day of X November, A. D. 1874. a warrant in Bank ruptcy was issued ssainst tho estate of Sterling B. csnford, near Port Valley, in tlm countyof Crawfonl and State of Georgia, who baa been ndjudgod a Baukrutit on his own ncliiion,and that the payment of any d. lit«. nn.l dclircrv nC any property beknnring to said Bankro pt. to him. debts, awl to cboow one or wragnocs of bis Rcyister, onthoPthday of Jamiarv. A. 11. 187,. at 10 o’clock. A. V. W. H. SMYTH. U. E. Marshal, as Mesrewrer. declO law2t IHOTTSE, J. G. Greer, Proprietor. FORSYTH, GEORGIA. P OLITE and attentive porters. Tahlo sup- plied with the very,best tho market afforfs. Baggage carried to and from toodyotuoact charge. Terms per day. $2.00; alnglo meal, 50c. | A free hack will meet all trams to convey uassen- gers to and from tho house. novlMl_ TO OUE PATRONS. From, and after this date orn? rates for Selling Cotton will bo 11-4 per cent., and for Storing 25 cents a bale pp month! At.T. ORDERS FOR Plantation SnppHes, BAG-G-ING-, TIES, Etc. Proinptiy filled at the lowest cash pner Soliciting your continued p tronage, we aro Tours, truly, ADAMS & BAZEMORE. Macon. Ga, October li. 1874 w8p Cozart Property for Sale. TT7ILL bo told on tho first Tuesday in J&nu- vv ary next, before the Court-houbo door in Oclciliorpe, Macon county, Gccr*ri:i, loU of land Nos. 132,13.3, and tint jart of 12-t which lies west of tho road from Mrs. Simpson's mill to Lebanon meeting-house, exoopt mu-house and lot of about two acres. Said property is situated in tho Second district of originally Muscogee, now Ma con county, (ioonria. Terms, ono-half cash and lho balance in twelve months with ten per cent, interest. Property to bo sold for distribution among tho legatees. Tho lots will be divided to suit purchasers. WM. A- BASS. Admin’r. ASH M. COZA&T.Adm'*. r » contains four medical eletnenls never united in the samo l.r.ppy proportion maw other preparation, vis -. nircntloCsthArtlc^ a won derful Tonic, an uncxrejittomaMo Alterativerend oertain Corroctivo ot alt impurities ol toe body. Such signal success has attended its use that It is now regarded os tho GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE. 8IMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Contains too simplest and best remedies. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR la sure to cure it taken regularly. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Cures Dyspepsia. Chills and Fevers. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Is purely vegetable. Cures all discuses ol Liver, Bowels and Kidneys. Does not disarrange the system. Cures Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, rte. It Is no drastic, violent medicine. Cures Bilious nnd other Fevers. Boos not interfere with business. Cures Coughs, Sour Stomach, Heartburn. It is no intoxicating beverage. Cures Falpitalion ot too Heart. It is a faultless family medicine. Takes toe place of Quinine and Bitten <4 every kind. Taken with safety by the most delicate infants. Is tho great unfailing specific. Is the favorite Homo Remedy. and best family medicine J. s. SMITH D2A1EB IN DRY GOODS and GROCERIES PURE WINES & LIQUORS Fourth St., opposite M. 4 B. R. R. Depot. NO ONE OWES ME A CENT AND MY BILLS ARE PROMPTLY SETTLED I rrVHEREFORE I respectfully call the attorn X tion of housekeepers and others who buy at retail to too aiiove two facts, which enable me to sell at wholesale prices. oct 20 sattf J- A SMI toe State. For sale only at DREYFOUB’. ^kick, Brick, Brick! fTIHE price of Brick at either olour yards will JL hereafter be: For average lots, cither upon the cars or in too city, J8 per thousand. All Hard, £3 per thousand. All Salmon, 17 per thousand. VT. G. H0GE, GREEN J. BLAKE, V. F. ANDERSON. ANDERSON 4 HARDEMAN, decll-lm PETER HARRIS. W. A, CHERRY, GENERAL Auction & Commission Merchant TPOR SALE—Several Houses and Lots and JD Vacant Lots, in and around the aty. Ono twenty-five horse power Enginp, with Boiler; one fifteen horse power Engine, with B AKo. one fino yoke Oien and Or Wagon. Always on hand a largo lot cf new and second hand Furniture, Mattresses, Stoves, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. A . CHERRY, General Auction and Commission Merchant H. H. BRIERS. ACCXIQ5TZR. Ji:nl3tf P. H. WRIGHT. M. D., P1LLCTIIIOHKK OP Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics, In. Georgia avenne. octStt DENTAL NOTICE. • RE. J, T. 4k W. K. HOLMES O A MULBBRBY STREET, cure Diseased A4( (jams, fill Teeth beautifully tnd perma nently, cure Abscessed TeetKinaertArtifiaa Teeth dranind bleach Discolored Teeth, extra* Teeth Without Paul All work guaranteed. prices reasonable. ltn,t> Important to Planters Macojt, Glo, August L IS 7‘ T > meet the demands of tho times, we deter mined, early in tho Spring, to attempt a r~ ductioain the rates®! Stowe and Commission Cotton, and now announce the following change OLD BATES, I PKESE5T BATES. Commission... H per ct. I Commission^. 1} pcrct. Storage ...C0c per b. (Storage..........per b, Thankful for tho liberality of our fnenda in the past, we must look to them for increased patron age to enable us to adhere to the low rates wo ^M^^jl^^Stubbs, a prominent Granger and planter of this county, will bo our weigher tbe present season. Advances made on cotton in store at lowest cur rent rates. We guarantee our best efforts for the* interests of all who favor us with business. Respectfully, CAMPBELL k JONES, Warehouse and Commission Merchants. sepSltf Macon. Ga, Is the cheapest, purest e in tbo world. SIMMONS’ LIVES REGULATOR la manufactured only hy J. H. ZEILIN & 00., MACON. GA, and PHILADELPHIA TESTIMONIALS: Hoy. Alb x. II. Stephkks. " TTavo derived some benefit from tho use of Simmons'Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a M Your Regulator has been in use in my family for some time, and I am persuaded it is •valu able addition to tho medical scicnco/*—Gov. J, Gill Shorter, Ala. ** Simmons’ Liver Regulator is certJunJy a spe cific for that class of complaints which it claims to cure.”—Rev. David Wills, Praudent Ogle- tborpe College. it •‘It has proved a good and efficacious medi- (,• . —A. Nutting. , . ... “ I havo used Simmons’ Liver Regulator, as prepared by Zeilin A Co^ with tho happiest re sults. I regard it as one of the vety beat ns^ii- cines for all Diseases of the Liver of our Sou.b«Ti climate.”—John A. Vigal. M-R.Vanambf«a,0*- “From actual experience in the use ot vrns medicine in my practice, I have been, axw am. satisfied to uso snd prescribe medirine.'—Br. J. W:. Mason, City Physician, Macon. Ga. The foDowinrliit Include* » highly respectable nliam* who «tt«t toivirtura ol Simmon*’ Uvtr Regulator, »nd we imperially refer to them: Hon Alexander H Stephens. Jno W Beckwith. Bubop of Grorata. General Jno B Gordon, L 8 Itautor. Hon Jno Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor of Ala. Rev David Wills, D. D- President Oglethorpe Picroe, of Georgia. Gen W & Holt, President 8WRR Co. Hon C B Cole, J udge Superior Court, Ga- C A Nutting. Esq, Prcaident City Bank, Macon, Stephen Collins, Bsq, ex-Mayor, If aeon, G*. lion James Jackson (firm of Howell Cobb A James Jackson), Attorny at Law, Macon. Ga. J no B Cobb. R L Mott, Columbus, Ga. Lewis Wunder, Awt P M, Philadelphia. Hiram Warner, Chief Justice of Georgia. Rev J W Burke. Macon, Ga. It will be seen that tho first man of tbocoentry recommend this medicine, and that its endorser* reside at prominent towns and cities. DR. WRIGHT, DENTIST Ho.K SECOND STKBBT,, ovar Mm Audoin’a oH sbwe. and n«x» to Oubbedgct Ha«- Jebum * Co-’i Bank. Full Sets Teeth for $20. D B. J. B. McKELLAR has removed his office to brick residence comer Poplnr an<l Second gtreeta, and has just introduced Celluloid, the moat beautiful, durable and comfortable cheap base known for artificial teeth. Full sets for $20. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. marlBly (Established 1852.) A.K. SZSJkGO A TLANTA, BA., offer, to tbo mlB! ot tho Tetegraph a very large stock of Grocer- tss. rtsssT. Seed Wheat, Produce, Bacon, Bulk Keota, Macro, eta. Send tbo rata with your order, and wa guarantee low prioas and *£*• far*}!*., oca *m PRICE novlO tf OKS DOLLABI Free for Ono Year! PERSONS •rodlur book, costing "‘mndThi cddltton w* will once, just as onlersd, cRITtC** and send free for ono send (re© foronoy CBincr is a mtm, first- literature; KmooftoeMtelSJ 11 No odvertwiag alnd for free aaraplo MW. iwplalnja^' a^Voabtad teriraawWOO. « W* pablisbed. nttlTIO AOXiT* WkHkP.

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The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, December 19, 1874, Image 1