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Newspaper Page Textpy clisby, Jones & Keese. MACON, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1878. Number 9.060 jjjfTKLBGBAFH. •Uiue of a Conf*der»ta toldier at lb« top. Toera an aUo t'-atna, of Ijm, Jack- «oo, W.ik.r aod Cobb, aod tw.nty fact bua. Soraral Coofedarata ba tie Aiga rare dtapliyad on tbe ataod in front of tb» moLomant. Tbe Star Spaogled Ban ner waa blended and anrmoontad by an ollra-fringed atraamar, with tbe watab word "Faaoa.” Toe etty la orawded with TUitora from Soatn Carolina and Qaorgla. _ The bridge on the Fort Boy el railroad *■ •*-„**, on Nowambm 14th, for oaar tbe Sarannab road baa bean re- & ■ paired and a tbrongb train arrired to- ' DAY PIHF1TUUE8, Foreign. •ajnw*. Ootober SI.—Tba Marquia ’Tvirctionaaa of 1> -me wiil reoeire a a* 4 ,. tl J»'. 0 ry addreaa from tba corpora. „r)<.ol on their nmrai in th.t .hark. C I ^ ^.j Ortoberil—Tka Cainru itatra I • Margaret Bothacbild baa applied I ,'l^siaaion to tbe Cetbolio Cnurcb I JLe«i| to bar marriage with Dao I .1 u- cC *- jj owg it em g. :-o .jr», Ootober SI.—E. B. Page, a I Jauant<n'tonerof tu° itnelgb, N. C., I ■ ,n norned to de.tb last night, at I jfj— MeDavail MMy. < l a»cijn» T >. Oatober SI.—A. apeolal I « mat yaateiday, at tba oroaeiog :pp! £f»t aectioo, Ira n No. 8, on * g ; „ ..ipol Ceotral, wbtob waa to I , of Coodaetor Spriggioe, wae ndad hy »b<ot one tnndred trampi. orioed the oondootor to atart toe »-> h be refneed to do unleat they 'not. Tbe trampe tbereopon eeTerel} ,ea oondnotor and alerted tbe train and were raoolag It to Hit ,.,s».re< et leet mono late. guanioroir, OitoDer 31 —The Qer- ,13 amir iota National Bank of tbia ...failed, I< la thooght the depoel- txi vulba paid m foil. , New a Items. Jjw lull, Ootober SI.—A. apeolal >ifa NaeOTiil**, I'enn., Haya a horrible jipiy ooomr.d within 'hree mllea of tbe Ramil- g. lent tr.rung John Cliyd 'j**., nad, lbat|morniDg,qaarraled wilb ft f.tdly abot Wu.fl.ia MoWoirter, in Diluroanon oonoerning tbe pioklog < f 0OuB. Frank Werpool waa depot Sid to ,-r,*t Oloyd. aod aoinmooed Dr. Bayoor, > UoWoirter and John O.oorno to 0i bun. They went to tbe botue of ;*a WilUamaon, colored, and fonnd hltn armed with two putola aod a goo* p4»ew t»o men ron from the hooae a. 1( y aniered. Toay took Witliamaoo , o cai'.cdv, and atartad down tbo mrn- pl ,. | eltb nun, believing they would nttt.ake Oloyd atOrcen Hill village, not d nant. Wnen in front of Dr. JobD I o|• teildenoe UaWmrter went into i;teleave e gon ne bad o>rrowed, think* j, ib-danger bad p*-»*d. geffainar and Qloarea started to meet fti pati. bat m« ttiwj rraobed tbe door icn-k firing with pUto»s on tbe taropike soBBiooed. Woen they reached tbe eesi of eeuoo Werpool aod Jobo Cloyd I ,»drad oo the road. Dr. iteynor we** futfito bn abot tbioogh tbe arm end I jingf-ronily, l( not fatally wonud ti Too uifo, woo were supposed to feirt btfco with tbo attacking party, ran tl . JI1UMI DlfiPAXUttEfi. ForaUrnKew*. LkDOM, October 81.—The London cor- nsjOiidaoi of tbe MaooLeater Guardian ittsiba condition of Bamnel Phelps, toe | fieoos English tragedian, cause* grave L usiriy. Toere u no prospect of hu ) «*r appearing upon tbe stage again. Tbe Bntun revenue cotter, Fanny, turns into and sunk off Tasker to-day kj tbs steamer Helve’-U. Seventeen of OtFsatj'icrew perished. 1 lUnef Birlin dispatch says there v ji ptobmbiy be an attempt to modify tte tariff in a protect loom t-ense early in ’n.bat nothing important is likely to be lifts before me conclusion of the cfBciil k^uirieft into tbe condition of the iron, Jiftti, cotton and tobacco traders. L*dj*. October 31.—A German des- ydobtslbe Standard aays it la statid U*u letter baa b«en reoeived from J. IbcslFraming, formerly a director ot ktciij ot til agow Bank, htatiog that be bftetbeooDunent, and is willing to — Mrs bat is dusauded by bisfrienda. Lmdom. October 31.—Toe Globe stato* thatSj aarn tba ajior, is suffering fro n sftraiyiia aeisure. It ia stated, bow- «tn, in other qnalters that hie illness is Us :*«it of a general break down from lie "crk. lee Doe, October SI.—A Bombsy das fdeft o me Daily TtltQraph saji, *Tn- (4b{sece has tmeu r«cciT«.d here which jimfir# the confidence of thn . Engliab fsopw in tbe loyally of tbe Indian pnn- tri. Offers of aid are coming from ail weboea Tbe native troopa are eager to sir«ac« into A(gh«niatan. Tbe tone of Us fi-rnacular press ia ail ibat could b 4fflu«d." Pirates in tne Peraian Gal# have U»a esferely punubad, rnd eighteen citer boats b *ar b -*n captured. WaahiZigtOD. Wi«aii0Tiiit, Ootober 31 —The Prea- UftU Dm i*eood bis proolamsttoo, ap- Poicudk Tnar*day, Novembar 28 n, as a of ibsiakAgiting and prayer. Osing io me HOwpeoHiou of tne G-rman lau.CAu N*tion*l B«nk in this city ibe Omtmii American Bsyrngs Bsok b»a ala. R-psadtd. Both these banks weie otiied end pairoolXed prinaptlly by Ger* eiu The »uvpeusiou baa otnsedmaoh •wpcisa. I'be president of the GermAD 1 Sr i io ad back is John Wilts, the Swiss Canal General in tbia city. Tne shrink •gs ID real estate V*loes *Q wbiob both tuks were ltrgoiy luur aiod, oaoaed tbe ft* Lightship off Frying Pan 8hoa!i*, *Usa hr.be its moorings onrlog the osra u*t weak, baa been moored ag«iu ktftr proper eiatiuo. TDr8.tr Departusent is advised tba to lu eruAiiut.al exnio t Oo will be held ia Melbourne, oomcnenoiug on Ojtober S8 Psiliament baa votrd three hundred itOQaaud dollars for the erection of the *e»ss«ry Lu ldiDgS. The UolUd Stales Oon^ol at Tangiers vdU«io ibe S.ate Drpaitment, ibat on i-'cc'nnt of learfal ravag-a by cholera io Us Inieilcr of Morocoo bn.inert is at cost rntirely paraljS-d. Tne cholera is ping over the middle and southern tfOTiuoes and bondreds are dying by •twrAiion. Never before baa Moroooo {essed torongb snob a fearfal ordeal, hews Items. Irduiumiis Ind., Oct. 30—At tbe Sfca.bg *c«- on io-d.iy of tbe Army Ttnaanee, cfficera of the 8octe y were re- •heted for another year, and Coioago ae* Wlsd as tbe nrxt jl ice of meeiing. Ad *inl D. D. Porter was made an honors tywswbar. News from ChioR. fiv Fhinoi co, Oatober SI. —The •‘U2?r G*rlic brings Ibe following rnd- T *fc» from Hjng K. ug tn OHober I: On U* l g it of September 25 an extraordi ***7 s uck wan made by Chinese pirates pi boose in Wing Lak street, in Hojg a*g, occupied by a Chinese merchant R4 toppoeed to oootain large qaantitiet •f tTMtsare. Tbe assailants Uoded at k dn gat, and organised tbe aasauli with reitcAie, posting e^nlinels and keeping over tbe entire neighborhood. A Sk »as maintained for eeveral h urs J*f***n tbe piratee and polioe. Tbe *-i—cr a*, dispersed *»nd fl.-d in b3*u. °*»of ibe pirates was killed, and several vir® voandtd on both aides. Tbe plan* ^reared by tbe thieves was small. exonement prevails in Hong King, , »pcactKkoarj uira** ores are deuianJ- J* VioeOonaai Generral Bailey has control of bffaira in Shanghai, '■•‘‘♦fi iUiea O.'nsnUte Gener«L Ixk homo, Ociober 1,—Toera ia o Hcattaion in Japanese and cfficul oirelea on tbe qne»tion “ 1 I J depv.r. Au er-om crimin*la *■ ul imjrosftioa ta prodaoed oy tbe **Mrt that iLe soldiers conosrned in re- ^lam-ioy at Tokoi, are being tortured 15 ocinfeesion of orime, and expo- it ir ■o,*oaiplioe**. The detail bet 5«t pnbuciy known, hot it is great 7 f**ied m- guVcrnmeLt baa not rescind* - 'te agMiLst lotinre. Tbers are Lg foreigters of impending • in ibs ministry. XJoued StaUi **®U*r B ngbam, ia abont to return u - e ve ot sbsenoe. * * ; Ara, aod attache of tbe depart 5! ^ *uoa, baa aalifd for Eorope oo khtss oonuaoicd with tbe revision *»R*d «f. ®* T< llioc of th, Angaat* Moou- mont. »Tk. Ootnb.r SI.—The Oonfeder- £ " --uarat, the tuit of Ibe Ladin' ' Association, was anveiled io --5 preaooos of a Taet ooncoarae Governor Cjlqaut, Alex H i r ~-b**nd other diatingaubed peraana ,J • r ** m * Tno oration waa dabv- ^ Caional Charles C. Jooas. The UtI ••• beaded by tba Thirteenth * * *7 Tost Baud from Atlanta. Tbe * r.^'bt is seventy-i.x feet nigh, made k^_‘ 4 *l» sad la aa.d to be ouo of the it in tbs oonstry. Thera la a day. A dispatch from Taxes states that Jack Galbrie, who oommitted forgery upon the Texie Kxpreea Company fife years ■go and waa recently recaptured, wee een- tonoed to ten years* hard labor In tbe peniteottery. Good News from the Fever Dis- * trlct. Cairo, Oatober 31.—AU fears of fever have departed, and lutineas is resuming its usual coarse. Mobile, Oatober 31.—Seven new cases and no deaths. The proapecta for frost to-night are good. Tbe President in Baltimore, Baltimjrb, Ootober 31,—President Haye« arrived bare at half past six this racing, on a nail to tbe Maryland In- alitnie Fair. Upon the arrival of the rain the President waa taken to tbe City H*U, where hr Was adJrcsred t>y Mayor L&lrube^and oiher city ofSciala. The viait to the fj#‘«r.te mads at nine o’olock. 1 Oc CMil W4aou»« ljf Cfvjwdod, and whet, the President appoared be waa reoeived with obeers, tbo band pitying **Hail to ibe Onief.** James H. B^n< , preaidaot of the M *rylat»d IjiiUQto, lutroau^ed the President, who apoko as follows: a *FeU luw-oiiixcna of Baltimore, it la pretty well understood tnai I hebeva in the faiibfol observance of ooniraou, and toere was m distinct understanding wnn my fnends of tbe committee that while in Balumore ■herald not be oalied upon to make a peeoh. Believing to this sacrednesa I do noi propose to make a speech. I thank yon, however, for tbe kind attention to the two or three aentenoee I bars ottered, and to tbe committee for tbeir kind ana noapitable reception.” There was general applause by tbe au dience, who raabtd to the stand to shake hands with the President, who subse quently walked to tbe various divisions of tbe fair, aod at ten the President re- tarced to Wesbiogtou. Virginia State Fair. Richmond, October 31.— The weather to nay w«e oool and wiuuy. The attend ance at tbe State Fair ia estimated at from 12.000 to 16.000 Toe principal fea ture of the day was tbe military competi tive drills. Tne come tints acquitted ihemaeives splendidly, and were highly complimented by the Unitsd States army ofBcera from Fortrwsa, Monroe, who acted as dodges. Ibe fixat prize $300, waa won oy Company C (Guard Common wealth); th- prire nf $1(XJ, oy Company A (Grey.*); third prize $60, by Company B. (Walk er Light Guard.-); all of tne drat Virginia Rdgiment. Subsequently the troops were reviewed by General Joseph E. Johnston and Govsrnor Holliday. The triala of speed resulted as follows: First raoe, trotting in harness, four year old bor«ea raised and owned in Virginia, mile beats, was won by J. C, Smith’s White Sulpnar, taking first and third heats. Sjnepats Weather Statement. Office Chief Signal Officer, Washington, October 31, 1878 Indications: For the Sooth Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy weatner, winds mostly t.rtberly, followed by ris ing temperature, generally higher press- o. Fjr theEist Gulf States,clear weather, cold, northerly winds, becoming warmer and variable, stationary, followed by fa ling barometer. For tbe Weat Gulf States, clear or partly cloudy weather, cold, northerly. .hiftiutf to warn.»*r *.oUtD»-riy winds, f»lJ- in,' haromstfr For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear or cart y cloudy weather, cold, northwesterly winds, rising barometer, followed in ibe wentern portions by wind, backing to warmer, southerly and falling oiro me ter. AllDNiUUT DlhPAlCUES. Foreign News. Vienna, October 31.—Reicharatb to day elected members ot the Austrian Dele gation. Tne Qjvernment has deolared tnat itbas no intention of proroguing tbe Reicharatb. Pesth, October 31 —In tbe Diet to day Premier Tiaza asked that the elec tion for the Hungarian Delegation be held on Saturday. The opposition moved io postpone the election uutil after the address in rep.y to tbe royal speech ia voted. Madrid, Ootober 31.—At tbo request of the advooat* ot Juan Mon cose, a audical examination of tbe mental con dition of the prisoner has been ordered. London, October 81.—Glidstone, in a speech delivered to-day, declined to give tne Government tbe confidence they naked in tbe Afghanistan question, aud CjmpUioed of tbeir withholding author- ative information. Reviewing the infor mation which was obtained, be showed mat tbe relations with Afghanistan were satisfactory during bis administration, and he justified tne displeasure of the Ameer at tne British occupation of Quittab. He pointed out thai toe weak r which a professedly chivalron* Governm»nt threatened to punish for receiving a Ruiiian Eobisay, was lets culpable than tne trader of theEmbat-sy The sending or the Embassy was appar ently a breach of Russia** eogagrmeniM EogUnd, Gut bo feared Ruoaia would cite a* justification tbe uarmndiy coa- t*uct of the Uriti-h G >vernaieni. Giad stone declared that to saddle India with tbe exp *n*es of defence against imegin ary dangers would be an injustice as monstrous as any recorded in tne history of the world. Vienna, Oo*obar 31.—Austrian Dele gation elect eu t >-d»y 0 iCBisiB of about tblr* ij-three supporter* and 25 opponents of Aodras«y. It is expeoted Andrassv will nave a still larger majority in tbe Hun garian Delegation St. PetersBUro, OoL SI.—The Gales rejoices over tbo delay in English opera lious age-nst Afghanistan. It Bays ai long as peace continues, Rossis can give arms and money to any one. London, Oct. 31.—A Constantinople dlspaton to the Times says: Tne rumor th«t tbe Porte had sent a note to tbe Pow ers, oomplaining of tne formation pf armed bands la Bulgaria ia at least pro matnre. Such representation! were made io Prince Lsbanoff, the Russian Ambas sador to Constant;oople, bat be denied positively the coixcoidcss of th* aaaertior, upon which tbe representations were founded, and the Porte has telegraphed to tbe Governor of Sahnioa to verify ibo previous information. Tne limes edito- rally commenting on tbe foregoing deni al of Pnnoe Labancff, says : **We ean understand It as refsirrag to the com plicity of Russia in tbe movement. The faet of the movement is beyond all doubt nor would it be easy in tbe presem posi tion of affairs to exaggerate its importino* however, it may have paginated it* e- teoee is a fact which E-iglind and Ea- rop. rnant t*k. into heoonnu M Tlio Proclamation. WisBisouK, Octuber 31.—Tbe fol lowing H wntien in Ibe President* ToeDki«tTiDg Proelsmitiun« “Tne pen- er«l pre.ileoce of the blessing* of health throughout Ibe widel.ni hM m»ie mare oonepicnon* the »cleriog* end eorro.* which the derk *h*dow of peettlenoe b»< o«*t upon * portion of onr people. Thie heavy tffl onon ereu the Divine Baler n*. tempered to the (Offering eornmnuitiea in the nniver«l ejmp»thy »nd snooer which have flowed to their relief. Tne whole nation may reloiee in the unity of spirit tn oor people by which they cheerfully FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MACON COTTOH STATEMENT COEOECTED DillT. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MB88INGBR OCTOSEE SI. l»7%.-BTEVX»a. The aarkst to-day was steady with qaatation at Sfor middling. LfcTEST TELEUKSPHIC BE POSTS —© — Cotton. Lrrxrr&OL—Noon—Cocioa doll; mUdllag up lands 5Ji; middling Orleans 6 S-14. SaioK / OO; tpeculasxtn and export 1600. n- :-uU SS60; \msncoc SiSO. Futoras opened wsakar. with free sallan at la*i qaotasaaes. * Uploads, low middliruc clause. October dellv. erj a 11*14, 2132.6%, Ociober and November January aod February ft II S p m—Ridduuc cpUnda ft li-ia, zxuddiiiuc Or* Orleaoa 614. low middling uplands ft^L fo d ordinary upUnda ft, ordinary 6>J. Futores. opUods low zniddlinx clause February and March de.ivery &X- Maj sad Ja^e Z%. 3 3s p m— esLs ot American *900 bales. Fn- irot—uplands low middling clause November delivery ft? 16. January and February lX. ft pm—Futures c.oaed coil; uploads low midiLiaE cUuse November delivery ft 15*32RS 7.18, November ord December ft IS-Si. December and J .uuarjr 512-32. January and Februaryft 13- 3i*^3X. February and March ft 7-14. New Too*—Lotion firm*, tales 724. cuddling apis An 9% aodaiinx Urlmm Futures opened firm; October —, Nova::* ber 9.16. December 9.Si. January 9X3, Febru ary 9 is. March Utiiou—Net roueipU 610 gross 1599. Futures —November delivery 9X7—23, Decem ber 9.39—40. January 9 49—60. Feoruary 9X0. March 970—71. Aida 9,80—81, May 9 90-91. Jane 10X1-02. July 10.12- Cot ion co-ed firm: sales 604. middling up lands 94£: middunx Orleans 9%. Coosotidsted net receipts 2670: exports to Great Britain 6»1S; continent 2300; channel —, rrance 3732, QUTBsIM Oafttoa irregular; middling 9: low middlings^ good ordinary a: net reCcipi* 3:72; croM —; soles 1643. »toca B1337. exports «*•!• Great Britain 4101; channel ; con tinent . Franco 1084 > oavolk—.4 ot received. Boltimob! —Cotton dull; middling 9: low middling good ordinary t\i. net receipts 2/5: xrurt £ao. sales 300 stock ftosft exporis to lx real Bntera —.conUnen. —: coastwise it*. Bo«ToE—Cotton quiet, middling uplands 9%. low middling 9%: good ordinary »e; net re- oeipta 1148. gross 1148. sales ; stock lay, sx- oort* to Great Britain—. 1JJU _ , Wilrieotoe—Cotton firm: middling 8%. low iddliLg 8 5-16. good ordinary IV* ***■ receipts 1130. oross —i aales —; stock lH'-2. exports to Urmt B.itain —; continent 900. coastwise _ Fhiladxlphia—Cotton quiet: middling PJi. low middling 9i*. good ordinary 9, net re- ceipts 610. gross 1^9- sales 319; to spinners 290; •lock HU exooru to Great Britain —. flavaEEAH—Cotton steady; middling uplands 8?i; low middling 8 6-16; good ordinary 7 13-16; n-» roxipim 4333; gross 6173. sales ftOOy stock 105.- 137 ax ports to Great Bn tain . Francs : ouatinent . channel —.coastwise ——. .New UELBARt—Cotton firmer, mid Slum 9\ _w middPne 9y t -. good ordinary nominal; net receipts 6181; gross 8503; sales 1U»; tlocE ftL- s79. exports to Great Britain —s France 1601: ntineni : channel —: coastwise * Momim—Cotton quiit; middung uplands 9. low middling 8}f good ordinary A net re ceipts 1279. grow —; salsa 210: stock 13202. ex- ports to Great Britain —i channel —. continent —. coast* tse 1351. Memphis—Cotton quiet and nominal; mid' dling receipts 1692. AuwoeTA—Holiday. CHARLsaTOX—Cotton firmer; middling 9. l->w middling 8% good ordinary bH' net receipts 5»27; gmea —; aaew 1000, stock 88061; exports to Great Britain —; France —: continent —. channel i cuAhtwise 1231. FINANCIAL Ixiepoe—Noon — Consols, money, WJii «c* count 94 13*.!. I sop a—Brie 18^. Paws— Kernes lizf.83c. N iv Yobk—Geld uuru^d at 10O>,« Stocks strong, money 5; gold lw*J<* exchange long, vi X. short 4h7M: 8uite bonds qmet; Govern- ment securitic« flroi. Muiu-y 5: exchauge 4 81K: gold lOO^i: govern ment securities strong, new fives 106-, state bonds dull- Htecks buoyant; New fork Central 111 Kris H 1 ; Lake Hbore *9% Illinois Central 79jj; Puuburg K}4 Cuicego and Northwestern 41/^; preferred 74; Rock Islsod 115>J. Western Union Mevtapb Company M*6 hub Treasure balances— Goid 6123.7<5.232 00; currency $46,000,762 hub ' reasury paid in terest, flS.uou; tor bonds $269,010; customs re ceipts $337,000. PRODUCE BILTIMORX—moor active and steady; Howard Street snd Western superfine *7501 50. extra 3 75^4 23. family 4 60^5 00, City Mills superfine cwOfeSftQ extra 4 00d**». R»o brands 50 ®5 25. Paiapsco family 6eo houtbern wheat scarce and firmer. We-tern higher and 11 no or. Souther* red prime I00©i «’4 ambor i U5dl 09. No! West ern winter red spot 10oX; November lol.»outu- ern corn weak and lower. Western lirmer; South- oru whin'and yellow 43&4A Cats quiet Sogthlfp 264629, Western white 25(0ti. Pennsylvania 26^4 28. Provisions qa.et and easy; pork 9 00®9 25; bu k meats, louse, shoulders 4, clear rib sides 6M. Coffee dnll ana nominal; Kio cargoes Wbiskey qu;et at 11IH. DEBR 8KINF—per B) . lif 1« Leather—in the roogn... RACCOON—Per niece nomlna MINK—Per piece —— OTTER—Per pieces —— BRAVKR—Per pi SOB. RET FOX SKINS RED FOX WILD CAT—Per piece 0P088UM—Per piece MUSKRAT—per piece _ TALLOW—Prime, perlb 6 WAX—Pure yellow, par lb 34 GINSENG—Per lb — 60 DRIED APPLB5—Prime per lb l#* DEI ED PEACH Bit—Peeled.bright No 1 8 Unpreled. No —8, . DRIED BLACK8B&RIBS 3 WOOL—Fjesje. burry, per lb.__ —« jSif stoolu Ana Monas* QCOZAT20V8 COESSCTX0> DAILY BY L. RIPLEY Broker. Georgia s per cent, bonas.......«....... M .«160 Georgia? per cent, bonds (gold) ^^.108 Georgia 7 ner cent, bonds (regular)^.^10! allO Georgia 7 per cont. bonds (endorsed)..^106 si07 Geortca7 percent, bonds (Smith)__«1!9 allO Georgia • per cent I Id).....................—101 alOf Georgm 6 per cent (uew) .^..-.^.^.^.102 al03 City of Mscon 7 per cent 48 a f0 Otxj of Augusta 7 per oont 93 a 96 City of Atlanta 7 per oent.^^.—«...—.100 City of Atlanta 8 per cent... City Ot 8»vtnrah.„„, rr „.-„„,-,-, 50 ! 5ft Central Bail reed Joint mortgage K« a 107 Macon and Western Railroad 100 a 103 Southwestern Railroad ^..^100 alOl A. A G. R. R. td mortgage (endorsed)... 96 a 98 Montgomery and West Point bonds 1U> Western R. R. of Alabama 1st mcrtgagel04 al06 Western R. R af Alabama td mortgagelC4 a 106 M. A A. R. R. 1st mortgage 80 a 88 M A A R R. td mortgage 92a 93 Southwestern Railroad, stock 93 a 94 Georgia Railroad stoex........................ 7ft a 77 central Railroad stodu MMM . MMM 68 a 70 Aarutta AHavannah Railread stork 80 a 90 foreign. Exchange on all the principal cities of Europe and direct remittances to any place of tbe Euro pean continent. Corrected by A. E. Seifert. Respective value of foreign moneys: 1 Reichsmark 24%cgol! 1 Austrian Florin (silver) 45 •• l “ (currency)^ . „.*4 “ 1 Hollandish Florin 41 “ 1 Franc on Belgium 195( " l “ oo Switxerland (eidg. Wohr) is£i “ 1 - oa Paris lgj - 1 - on the Orient 2i)£ “ 1 Lire Italtano 19 M 1 - gold 1951 - 1 Kroner on Sweden,Norway, Denm'rk 27>i “ 1 Rnbel (Russia) .............................. 64 “ 1 pound dt<n-ling 4 92 — DR. m. W. CASE’S LIVER REMEDY Blood Purifier. IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS. rpHOSE having rnneisL Mining and Fanning . . Lands—also Water Powers—for sale or ex* change thoald coomunicaSs with DSMANNA OO Real Bstafe Agents, No to N 7tb StrwW, Philadelphia. Pa. ocLSl lw JFOR SALE, Horses and Mules, the lot of WR Philips. Poplar Street, oppo- rita Hol'icgsworth Block. oct30...tf FOR 8ALE. Offer for sale one of the mod valuable little farms in Middle Gaorgia.oontamicg 223 acres lying five miles east of Forsyth. Th* house has seven comfortable rooms with store room attach ed. Beautifully located. A good well of water and a goed orchard. 73 acres m a lively state of cultivation. 75 in oak and hickory forest, balaaoe m pine orchard. P.antst on well watered. Ad dress jasmwsbb. oct30.„eod3t P-nyth. Gs. Messrs. JAQUES A JOHNSON Extend a cordial invitation to the ladies and ethers to call at the Southea«t corner of Floral H-ll. Central City Park, during this week, to witness a radical illustration of the utility and superiority af the celebrated aiaira Min Powers AND “Bedford Beauty” Flour, from which delicious Rolls. Biscuits tnd Cakes are baked and distributed gratuitously to visi tors. oct30...St BUGGIES. "PARTIES desiring to purchase good aud sub stantial BUGGIES, of my own make, will do well to call on me and examine what 1 have. I will close out what I have on hand at Low Figures. Coma and see me on Second Street, next to post-officr. 0029 ..lw ED. J FREEMAN. .mw xobk—F our a shade lirmer for medium and low grades and a better export drm%nd: supernne western and state 3 15403 55, patent Minnesota extra good to prime ft 90^7 00. boo th em flour steady, oommon io fair extra 385^491. Wheat unset tied: spring scarcely so firm, winter Kftlhigberi ungraded red93@i03. Corn a shade ruicr; ungraded 4 GH7>i. uaU steady. m«xod *, « offee quiet and uncaankcd; no, ir cargoes, i3l4&165feuo. Job lota lSl^iS. Sugar dull and fmr U, good refliUng P;nmo7^ <375a refined firm; standard A !ft granulated vK crushed 95iL powocml 9A- Molasses urebar,goo. New Orleans 26<^*6 old 6ix$60 new. Rice steady and iair buiu ru. Ca o>ina and Louisiana quoted at 606%. Pork lower, mess 77 (£S3>. Cut meats firm, middles quiet: western long clear ft 30; city do 6 50. Lard lower, pnme steam 6 47%3 6 69 Freights firmer. LOClMiiAs — F*our dull: extra S 00@S .5, Wheat quiet; rod S3; amber snd white 903>ix. Com steady; white *3; mixed 41. Gala quiet; whito 24. mixed 23. Pork dull and lower at 8 uo Laid auiet And steady; choice leaf tierces kegs Kk Buis meats dull; shoulders 3/9: Clrmr nb 51m clear aidea ftX Bacon dull; shoulders 4; dear ribs 6cearsidea i% Jiugar-cured mm« noii. Wbuky steady at 108. uiacxaaaTi rlour is anil and unenonyed: family 4 00®5 25 Wheat dull; red and white 83® 88. Corn steady S5&37. Oats dull at 19&2S. Pork nominal at 7 60. Lard active, current make ft 90; kettle 6*4457. Bulk meats inutive; shoulders 3. clear nb 4 Oft-, dear sides 4 So bid. Bacon lower, •boulders fc dear nb sides 4J6®ft-.dem* sid-s *iV2 5 l Wbuky in good demand *t 1 08, Sugar «u«.m and unchanged, hards 95£dl0)£; white 8W«9J4 New Orleans IW&bi- *<*• doniand gooU; twcking 2 80^3(4- ... ax Louie-Flow* unchanged. Wheat higher No 2 red fall cash. Com flrm;mixod 32. wob ti»dy 1 IA. Porkdullat7 47i«»;U- Urd autl.ttji. Balk meati dull and nomiuaL Bacon lower; -noald-rs S?c!»r r.b 6 ^5 .0. clear sides & 17^©5 27* Chicago— Flou*- dull and unchancau. Hboat unsettled but hixb-r; No t red winter red 86 cash ao 2 • tiicago spring 81 cash, 8251 November. S25I December. Coru steady aud in lair demand; 34 cash or November; 33>J Dtxwmbar. Oats luwer it 19H 1»H .November. I'H De* ember. l*orK .ud . »bMie firmer m 69o& 6 tlM cash. Lent in lair dem.nd and hiaber at S 90 eaah. S 92S November 5 VK& i9JK December. Balk meau nrmer but not quoUD j higher. havaiTstoees. WitaiaOTO*—Bpiriu turpentine quiet OH Ho,in ateadv. 117!> for itrvmed. Crauo turpeu- une firm it 1 IS for bllrd; 1 90 for yellow dip, 190 for riron. Tar quiet at I 00. NSW Yoke Spirita at turpentiro iteadj at BuainduUat lnHSlOO. ICASJHXXXWS -fair Yoke—Homcord—Jflien M Goldar Iaa. beila Blyth. Bftanor Wood, Kock.ood.Segvtia. Arina Albion. Alabama. Aurelia > Mother. Suovo, kmilia, Elmira, Celeatma, Wayfarer. HUIPI'IkG PRODUCE. Macor. Wholesale sasrket. OOEUCTEO DAILY >T JF # 13. TIJV8L liV geain asd provision*. BACON—Clear rib lido, Shoulders.. Bulk ' TONIC AND CORDIAL. This is not a patent medicine, but is prepared under the direction of Dr M W Case, from his favorite prescription, which in an extensive practice of over 27 years, he ha, found most ef fective in all cases of disordered liver or impure blood. It is ANTI-BILIOUS. It acts directly upon the liver, restoring it when diseased, to its normal condition, sed in regulating the activity of this great gland every other orcan of the »jst**ui is benefited. It im proves digestion and assists nature to eliminate al)impurities from the system, and white it i tbe cheapest medicine in the market it is also su perior to all known reraedi-s. While it is more effectual than Blue Mass, it is mild and perfectly safe, containing mthing that can in the alightost degree injure the system. It does not sicken or give jam. neither d-es it Weaken the patient nor leave t he »y»texn constipated, as most other med icines do I-t Cures Pepnia, ' BiPiou# Fe/er, Headache, bick Headache, Water Brash. Heart burn, Sick Stomach. Jaundice, Colic. Vertigo, Neuralgia, Palpitation of the Heart, Female Weakness and ltT-gularities, all Skin ahd Blood Diseases, Worms, Fever and Ague, and Constipa tion o' tbe Bowels. In small doaea it is also a sure cure for Chronic Diarrhoea. Taken two or throw times a day it prevents Yellow Fever, Dipthena, Scarlet Fever. Cholera and Small Pox TTfk wrr fn Va Use Dr Case's Liver Remedy HOW LO DBstU Blood Purifier, a pleasant TTahi* ATvrn Tonic, snd Cordial Anti-Bil- m UHi 0 Vr II ioua. It will save your doctor TirtAfAV* bills—only 25 eenu per bottle. •UCUtUI* It is the matt effective and valuable medicine ever offered to the American people As fast as it merits become known its ate becomes universal in every community. No family will i« without i t after having orce tested its great value. It has proved an inestimable blesiingto thousands who have used it, bringing bark health aid strength to thoae who were seemingly at death's door. Prepared at the Lab oratory of the IIOMK MEDICINE CO. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Price pkb kottle 2*c- Kxrxa L>bobhieh73c. •uff daw]*- HAC0N SAYINGS BANK 92 MULBERRY STREET. sresis paid on deposits of $1 to $5,900. Collections made on ail accessible po.nis. Ad vances on Cotton and Merchandise in store. Stock* and Bonds bought and sold, and invest* meats made as parties may direct. Q. W. GUSTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW MACON GA . Office No. 2 Cotton Avenue, over Mix A Kirtlan f TTILL practice in he Courts of Bibb and a vr joining Counties, in tbe Supreme Couri the State and United States Court*. declSti R. K HINES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 90 CHEhW STREET, MACON, BA. (over J. H Herts A Co.) N addition to local business. I will give speda . attention to cases entrusted to me In the Albany and Southwestern Circuits, and In the United States Circuit and Bankrupt Courts fer Georgia noviiv share one another’s hardens- ' WXLHcFT*a ANTI-PsKIoDIC OR Fg* ▼sr and Ionic!—vYilhoft*! Tonic has established itself ns the real infallible Chill care. It is universally anmitted to be the only reliable and harmless Cnill aud.cine now in use. Its efficacy ia con fined by thousands of certificates of the very beat people from all parts of the country. It cures malarious diseases of every type, from the shaking agues of the ls*<a * Dd valleya, to the raging fe vers of the torrid zone. Try it. It has never been knovn to fail* Whmlocjc, Finlxy& Co., Prop’rs, Kew Orleaoa. For sale by all druggists. oc'.902w QUERY—“Why will men smoke common Tobacco, when they oan buy Marburg Bros. ARAL OF NORTH CAROLINA." at the same rise. Bugarhouse. hhds Powdered sad crushed^,.. 0 PBB8F—Best Cream_ 0 RACKS Straw berry Fancy GAN DL hit—Star. Li«ht|*ei£ht. NAIL*—Basis lot. STARCH pgPFlB^. 8PICB GINGBR ..... NUTMBG8—... CLOYR8 010 4*8—Per M. (HBROOTB ............. SNUFF—Lonllard s. iar.. LorUlard’s. f o'l TOBACCO—Cosuaon ~.~ Medium .......... Luov Hinton C L Fin.... — CKERBL—Kits . Hall bbls ro 40 a 4i 50 a 60 75 al 23 ,, - - l to a 140 600 1 11) CORRECTED DAILY BY bernd brothers HIDES—Green salt, par Tb— Dry salt.— Dry flint GOAT “ IPtKJN»-fsr SHARP OLINS-rer MU ABLINGS—Per KEROSENE OIL. T HE impression seems to prevail that there is no Kerosene Oil in the city. I am prepared to supply comumers with all they need. TICKETS FOB THE * STATE FAIR ROLAND B. HALL, LAWYERS, John L. Hardeman, Attorney at Law, Mtoon, .... GoCirgln. WILLIAM McKAY, Accountant, Expert and Gbnnxal Asm private accounts, settlement of partnership affairs, re- ceivershii s. and confidential business of all ki»ds. On application will visit anv towns in Middle or Southwest Ga, in above capacity. References:—I C Plan:, Asbey Ayers. H J La mar, G H Roberts and J J Gresham Ksquire Macon. Ga. mal POSTPONED EXECUTOR'S SALE. W ILL be sold before the oourt house door. in tbe town of Leesburg, Lee eounty, on the first Tuesday iu November next, be ween the legal hours cf sale, the plantation belonging t*» tbe estate ». C. Bryan, deceased, lying near the line of the S W railroad, one and one-half miles from Adam's stall.n, and three and a half miies Irum I *vsnu n, consisting of t-n lots of lone of 2D2!4 acres each, amounting 2,025 seres. Terms of sal*, on—half ca>h. balance in one and ro year** with 7 per cut. interest. N. T. JOHNSON. Executor. oct6-13.20.27Anov3Aw*t 1. 0. PLANT & SON, Bankers and Brokers MACON. GEORGIA* buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Btoeka and Bond Deposits Received Advances Mtida wn cettsi la Imra COLLECTIONS PROM A *LT ATTENDED TO JOHN R WEST. J AS G WEST. WEST BROS COTTON FACTORS AND GOMHIS’N MERCHANTS Agents for tbe W. & C. GUANO, and— DELTA COTTON TIB. 68 Bay St>, Savannah, Georgia Prompt and careful attention to business. Liberal advances on consignment*. aug9...dSmw6m MEAT! MEAT! MEATI 2 Cur Lorili C K B.coc Bide. X r.r Lori, C K Balk Bid OA. X.iaa Lb. White BreeUut Keet. S.«aa Lb. CrilTmnd Husa JONSS t COOK. LARD! LARD! LARD! FAIRBANKS* CO'B Pal* Lud, ia Tierce, Tube, Bucket. »Dd id ft, 3 nl 1 pound Tina, for iftle at tbe receat decline by tillw JONES A COOK. TENNESSEE SMOKED SAUSAGE. T ennessee lard. Butter. Bags. Applet, Potatoes. Apple*. Onions. Chestnuts, etc. etc. coming ia daily and tor at Jp*down prices by J0NB8 A COOK. octSllw Important to Physicianb. T HE undersigned being desirous of moving to another State, offers for sale his home, lot and practice in Putnam county. Georgia, coasts- iinx of aroud sew bouse of three rooms and nec- mmrj oat-butidings, three acres of original for est and a well cl good water, with a practice worth from two to three t hoc sand dollars, in i thrifty and enterprising community, to aay phy tidan who want* work. Present address A B McCASJLILL. octsi lwpd Eaton ton. Georgia. A’few down of thcee elegant While Satin and White Bilk Ties for iMtUnao, still kft at the eetft...tf NEW YORK BTOBR. The Fastest Time on Record PROM MILWAUKEE TO MACON OT 6 DAYS. L. J. GUILMAKTIN. j. k. liXUDKY. <Lste Cashier Southern (.Bank State of Goor gi Li Bffll.imiB k GO,, Cotton Factors AND Commission Merchants. 120 BAY 8TREST, Savannah, Georgia. Liberal Advances made on consignments of Cotton. Bagging ana iron Ties •«•****«•*+*#•*••* «*••*••*•*••••• •RTf JOHN FLANNERY. JNOL JOHNSON Managing partner of late firm L> J Guummrtin A Co. 1S«3 to ls77. J JOHN FLANNERY k CO, Cotton Factors AXO Comnnssion Merchants, NO S KKLLBT'S BLOCK. Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. — .4*r-nt»for— JEWELL’S MILLS V A »tXH A DOMESTICS etc B 4GQING and TIK8 forat low. at 'Tiarkct rates. PROMPT aud CAREFUL ATl’K.x- TiON given to all business entrnitfd to us. , •*«r aT. hash * ANChB xuade on ron- aignmeniN. auc9Ja.w6m •••••#••••••«•• OSiflStSSNSISttMtM 17 COTTON AVENUE. FOR SALE. Kaionton Georgia, three-quarters of a mile from tbe court house. Attached ia a nice farm of four hundred acres of good land, with enough open land for a four horse farm, and a sufficient quan tity of oak and pine timber for fire wood, and to keep the plantation under good fences. It ia Eaton ton, Gi N. B.—Will lease for a number of years to a good .tenant, if not sold oct27 2vr flonnt -Be Sales Academy, MACON. GEORGIA. CHARTERED 28th FEBRUARY. 1878. oy. is at ______ cbgapeit first-class Boarding School in the South. T11X1 PMM SESSION, Board and Tuiticn in all the English s—«S— , . --- , , ,|75 09 Music (Piano and Organ) and use of instru- ^ ^ Drawing. Painting, the Languages and Needle work are extras. Macon and Brunswick Railroad FAIR SCHEDULE Thursday, Oct 31st, and Friday.: UP* Leave Lumber City Leave Kastman.. Leave Hawkinsville^....^.... Leave Cochran ......... Arrive Macon.„... —.. 10WN Leave Maoon. Arrive Cochran . Arrive Hawkinsville... Arrive Kastman . . 6.00 ! m . 6.54 a m . 7.00 a m 5.00 d m .... 717pm , 8.10 p m . ^.13 p m Amre Lumber City «...JME p m This train will be run in addition to other reg ular Passeuger schedule trains daring the feur days as above speemed. GEO W ADAMS.Genl Pupt. W J Xiini. Master Trans. oct26 fit GRAND DISTRIBUTION. Commonwealth Disiribu tion Co. Legalised by the Commonwealth of Kentucky, supervised by Hon R C Wintersmith. ex-Treat., General T A Harris, and other prominent citi- Milwaukee Beer. Just received oa consignment and ordered to be aold at brewery prices, freight added. D. DALY A BRO.. Sola Agents. We are also receiving direct from Europe the best London and Dunlin Porter. Scotch Ale*. French Brsndiev. Holland Gin, Irish and Scotch Whiskies. Sherry. Port and other Wines, for medical, table and cuokinc purpo-rs. We also keep the best old Stock of BYE & BOUEBON WHISKIES That can be selected for family use. Our Grooeries and Family Snpplies are received fresh every week from Northern and Western market* ^nd are guaranteed to give sititfaction or no sale. Families and the trade respectlully invited at our old stand on Cherry street. D. DALY Sl BRO. OCt23-lw ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOB CITY CLEuK. VTTE are authorized to announce the name of W JOHN J. CORNELL, for the office of City Clerk. ootl3...td’ FOE SHERIFF. I AN NOUN K myarlf a mao ids te for the suf frages of my friiow-cititens for the office of Sheriff of the county of Bibb, subject to the Dea ocratic nomination. w A WYLIE W B am authorised to announce Captain W W CARN KS as a candidate fo* noxination to tke office of sheriff cf Bibb oounty. spSda%tf FOB TAX COLLECTOR. ytt If as a cand id ate for Tat Col • Tax Colleotor. sutiject to the Democratic t ination. aep8td CHA8W HOWARD. CHARI.IK B. MAS HEN BURG a< didate for Tax Collectot in the Democratic nom ination. aep4 Bibb county, subject to tbe Democratic nomination. seol...dawtf ' EDGAR A. ROBS. IMPOBTM BERLIN CLOUS! Macon City Store Has just received the most, beautiful style and finish ever offered in Georgia. Also 2,S00 yards RflWlflllt of Calico, Domestics, Ticking, Jcaus, and all kinds of Dry fclimds, Cheap for rash MeKINLEY & DuBIGNON ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Itllllediro'v-lllo, Georgia. octI5...«m BUSINESSMEN TTSE Stafford's Inks. Sample bottles free. U stlank Books. Letter and Invoice Books, Shipping Tags. Envelopes by the pack or thou sand. In short bookkt-epera* supplies of rvery description. The Opaque Envelope. Something new and cheap. A new ink Mand. A novelty and a success. Call and sec them. octiO.. 2«w n PIRYINK. FAIR TRAIN SCHEDULE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD. SrrK&nrrsxDEKT's Oppics. Macon, Cctober 24. 1878. C OMMENCING MONDAY.October 28th. and ending Saturday, November 2d, 1878. UP. Leave Smithville~... MMMM ......... w .. M . MM .4.60 a m ** Americus..... w .......„....^.............5.30 CJEJMT^Ajl- aUTJiL EUFAULA, ALABAMA. Q.OOD BOARD and Rooms and the Best At tontions. »a!2tf s*H LINGS A MOTE ^ ESTABLISHED 1831. P. Fitzgerald, Dealer In Bacon* Flour, Meal, FULTON MABKETBEEF Boots. Shoes, DryGoods, Etc. 95 Tiiird Street. FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing the Freshost and Nicest goods to be found in this market. oct26...8t P VITZGKR4LD. {SOMETHING NEW IN MAG ON Trank Manufactory. chants of Macon and surrouRding country that we have opened a Truik Manufactory, aud will manufacture for the trade all styles of Trunks, including Packing Trunks, Zinc Trunks and Oval-Top Tray Packing Trunks. All styles of Trunks made to order and repair- insr done on short notice We would be pleased to have you call and ox- amino lor j ourselves, also examine our prices. CALHOUN A TORBETT. Prop’is, Fourth St, next door t Wolff A Bro., octl9...2m Macon. Ga. The Great European Novelty HUNYADI JANOS, The Best Natural Aperient THE LANCET.— "Hunyado Janos — Baron Liebig af firms that its rich ness in aperient salts surpasses that |of all other knosrn waters ” The British Medi cal Journal —‘Hun- yado Janos—The most agreeable, saf est. and most effica cious aperient water Professor Virchow, Berlin. “Invariably good and prompt success, most valuable." Professor Bamberger, Vienna. "I have pre scribed the>e Waters with remarkable sac- Professor Sganzonl, Wurzburg. T prescribe none but «MV _ Pro'essor Lauder Brunton, M. D-, P. 2- S., Lon ion. 'More plea-ant than its rivals, and n rp \*ses them ra efficacy.* Profti so •Aitken, If. !>-, Jf. R. S., Royal Milita ry siotp tal. Lesley. *Pn ferred to Pullna and Fnedrichshail r A WINP.GLASSFUL A DOSE. Indispensable to the Traveling Public. Every genuine bottle bears the name of Thx AyoLLibasis Co (limited), London. Fred’lc I>o A3 ary & Co. 41A 43 Wasbbb St, Nxw Yobk. Sole Agents for United States and Canada, Tor sole by DEALERS. GROCERS and DRUG GISTS. . , The Label on every genuine Bottle is printed on Bins paper. 1un2leod eow4m M Oglethorpe *' Montezuma ** Marahsllville...^ " Ft. Valley Arrive Hacon-....~~. DOWN. Leave Macon Arrive Ft. Valley..... Marsh all ville.. *' Montezuma. Oglethorpe ** Americns^....^ " Smithville 631 a m 6-3S a m 7.14 a m 5 2 > p m M ...8.57 p m 713 p m -756 pm 8 03 p m .S.04 p m ..9 43 p m For Sale at Bottom Figures 125 boxes Choice CREAM CHEESE 25 packages >ORTHhIiN BU^TBR 60 cases PiCKLE"*, plain and mixed, 1 o*r RUST PROOF OATS. 2 cars FEED OaTS B0 boxes TOBACCO, etc. etc. s«P24tf BK.V C SMITH. RALSTON HALL, One Week Only, Commencing October 28,1878, —the— i IN . AN KNTIRET NEW PROGRAMME EMBRACING FRESH JOKR-. NEW SONGS. FINE MUSIC. HORACE McLBAN. Tambo and Banjo King, The management respectfully announces a week's engagement of this favorite and popular troupe, during which wili bo presented a perfor mance each night second to none Their Hatter* ing recep ions b-retofore and rast successes have placed the company in most excellent trim, and the public may feel assured of genuine pleasing entertainments. THE BLACK CROWS. THE BIG BV THE CENTRAL CITy QUARTETTE, THE DONOHUE'S. Popular prices of admission. Res rvod Seats cow on s-*)eatBurr Brown’s Book-store oppodto La nier House, without extra charge. octSS 8t FAIR for the benefit of Mount de Sales will commence OCTOBER 28th. at the CORNER OF SECOND AND MULBERRY ST (K J Johnston's old staud.) oct!3...snn wed fri afair wk Boots and Shoes. Good goods at reduced prices. Ladigs and gents Fine Shoes a. Specialty. •a* 2 ® E. P. STRONG. Trade Never Better! 500 COOKING AND HE A. TIN * STO VE3 ON HAND Enameled and Plain Grates, Tinware for all demands. Full line of Wood and Willow Ware. The largest and best line of Plated Goods in the city, Crockery, Glassware and House Furnishing Goods, for sale by OLIVER, & NORTON^— 1 43 Third street Macon. Ga. Campbell & Jones, MACON, GEORGIA COTTON PAGTOBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Warehouse. Cor. POPLAR and SECOND Sts. Make advances on cotton in store at lowest bank rates. Also agents for the “Lummus Cotton Gin. Parties want ing a first-class Gin will find it to their interest to see us before buying. We guarantee the Gin and price shall not prevent a trade. * "Of* ENGLISH & HUGUENIN. Cotton Factors, -AND PEOPEIETOES OF- ENGLISH & HUGUENIN’S ACID PHOSPHATE, showing the highest analysis of any Acid Phosphate in the market. tV e have a large stork oi this Phosphate in store and invite those who wish to purchase to examine. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OfMACOl Transacts a General Banting Business OM’iv.K HOUB3—9 A. M. TO X P. M New York Exchange at Par, W W Wriglkt. Cashv E. J. ANDERSON & 00., 90 MULBERRY STREET, MACON. GA. Dealers in all kinds of We would advise all parties who desire to hold Cotton that we are prepared to make advances on cotton in store ioplant.Pre. at our Q id rate of 8 per cent, pet annum. Insurance, local rates. Storage per month, 25 cents per bale. NEEDLES, ATrACKMENTS, •PARTS, OIL, ETC., ETO Making a Specialty of the WHITE AND HOWE. 1 RELIEVING them to be the best and most _D durable machines in tbe market. They run perfectly li*hi and quiet. For simplicity and ease of operating they cannot bs excelled. Gall and see them, sit down and try them, and be convinced. Prices $30 to 300.oct27 tf j. adjoining Capt&in J*G Brown and Colonel P sens, that may be desigeated by ticket-holders, g Holt, situated seven miles ooutheost of Perry. FOR SALE I OFFER for sale my place in Houston county, odloinlng Captain J G " ‘ " **** * 11 will hold tbeir Sixth. Popular Drawing In Public Library Hall, Louisville* Ky, on Saturday Nov. 30, 1878, : >0 SCAURS. ’ POSTPONEMENT. NurlT 3000 Prizes ABBre* uatintf $115400 in Gash Frizes, And Tickets only $2. UNPRECEDENTED SCHEME. lPriia $ 30,000 lPnse — 10J)!0 lMfc. oonUinin* eight hundred and fifty acres more 3-less. I will take throe tnousand dollars for it— 1 one-third cash, the balance in one and two years' payment* at 8 per cent, per annum interest. I will give bond lor title until paid for. A T HOLT, oct£7 iUwtillnovls Bolin broke. Gft. ATTENTION,VISITORS *—o— illH1LB in tha city attending the Fair, we _ w inritej«i.o*« i*|i«n.t 0 sor tment, and the prices are very low. l.PniM $1,000 Mch SO PriM. too wch ~ lOOPriiM 100 Mth SOOPriie. towch too PriM. SO »*ch 10,0'J0 10.000 1S*00 ■■■■■■■hM 1,000 PriM* 10 etc b — 10.000 9 PriM. SOO mca. tp'rorimftt’n pntM 1.700 J.loo 900 UMPriMI TIT 1 V A B»u(ital Sq. Grind Pi»no* price rlArlU $1,000, onlj $275. M«gnifio»nt Cp- nxht Pi*oo*. price $1,000. only $275- Up- rl.be PiMic. pric« ftioO, only $176. }’..no«. 7 oo* u,. ,iu. ;f$iss. NewBrilc. ORGANS $ti. Ornoi 9 atop.,$57 SO. Church A I,/7 ft RQ '• riwkprtc«$s»0.only $11J. ElUKlrAPl ^ oat $375 Mirror Top Orraoa only $106. Ba. Stal Pmrlor Orgmn. price $240. only $9S. "Fraud BipOKd,$900 reward. Re.a Tr»p« for ihe tTn- ■nrf' ind New»*per about co»t ot Puinos mod DANUSL t. BBATTT. Wutlnt- too. N J. Boston Bit Heats! *115,400 \irE are receiving ic store and will fell LOW Whole Ticket*. $2. Half Ticket*. $1. V ▼ to close conaignmtat. 17 Tickets, $50. 65 Tickets, $100 Ramit by poetoffioe Money Order, registered letter, bank draft or express. Fnll list d draw- m* published in Louisville Cornier-Journal and KevYork Herald, and mailed to all ticket-bold- an. Tor tickeU and informaticn address COM- MO> " nALTH DISTRIBUTION CO. orTJ COMM KttP >RD, Sec’y, Conner-Journal Build ing, Louisviftlo Ky. octltillnor *0 Sheldon Collins A Co., .Kitano ilaci a» mioid nomic ins Oft*, 96 Prmkfort Btntt, SMW TOWC fMtory prtaM it J. 7$. BUXKJ k CVS. 1 9$ LATH ROP. J. W. LATHROP & CQ., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH. OA- BAOOnro AND TIES Purnliiud ftt lont Iirtat tal*- LfbMAl idnoai mad* < protect 1*310, rud tautrurtioDft ririi BO BOXES Bulk Clear Bibs, 80 BOXES Long Clears. 20 BOXES BBZiIiIXSS* 8*Y HOUR, TINSLEY & CO oritl-tf 200 ml, by o*niv BUSHELS Juit .recrircd and for JONES A COOK. SINGLETON, HUNT & CO., SHOE AND HAT HOUSE. TRIANGULAR BLOCK, To everybody who expects to wear BOOTS, SHOES or HATS to the Fair next week and after, we would say our house is the place to get them. Here you will find a large as- DRUGS. to Fancy and Toilet Articles. We have the largest and best assorted stock of Preih Goods in the city, ard havieg bought them direct from manufacturers, we can and *will tell them 'LOW DOWN.” We make a specialty of FINE TOILET GOO JS AND HANDKER CHIEF EXTRACTS. And our stock of these Goods is unexcelled! We are exclusive agents in Macon for the RED C. Oils which is warranted strictly Fire Vroof. and gives m beautiful lisht. To one and all we say a cor dial welotme awaits you at Hunt, BanMn & Lamar’s, oct27 lw Corner Second and Cherry Sts, VALUABLE LAIS FOR SALE. gEC farms in a body, situated.on the Ocmulgee river in TELFAIR COUNTY. For further information appply to A H McRAY. octSdeodwlm McViHe. G TO THE LADIES. •pedal „ ■ will get Hot Coffee.'Chocolate. Lunches, Fruits and other edibles as they may wish. Miss Rebecca Isaacs will always be ic attend ance, octSO-Stewlm JEWELRY. _ Opera Chains, Lockets, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc. Inst received by E J JOHNSTON, octS7 lw 30 Second street oct24...dlm wlm ENGLISH & HUGUENIN, poplar street, macon. Georgia. To our customers and friends from a distance we ex tend a cordial invitation to call, (even though they may not wish to trade,) and make our house headquarters while in the city. We will be glad t • see you and ex tend such accommodations as may be at our command. — ““ SINGLETON. HUNT & CO. HEADQUARTERS. J. W. BURKE & CO., ^lORDIALLY invite all their friecds and the public generally to call at thrir MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT when Tiftitin* Htcon dnriny PAIR WKKK. or at any other tine We k—o. (nil lm" ot ererything usually found in . FI *» 8 rCLASSBOOK E ITABLIAHUERT. WholeMle dealer, in all kinds of ATATltiN StlHriOL KnnKS. «. PIANOS and OhG-ANS. Agents for bast makers. For PRINTING and BINDING they are not exceiie.1 aiyah-re. AUkir d, 01 PrinUne dona with dispatch and at lowest rates. Binding old becks and m immm a grw&lty send your mag$>cinea to be bound. In other worla, oome and see us, n»-xt to B sPTlST CHUKCH. OotZ3 MIX & KIRTLAND, 3 Cotton Avenue, 66 Third Street. MACON, GEORGIA. BOOTS AND SHOES) We offer to the retail trade a line of Boots and Shoes that cannot be excelled. We have the best and most stylish of Philadelphia shoes for Ladies and Children’s wear. Our stock comprises the very best of common and fine grades. Before purchasing your BOOTS AND SHOES you will do well to cal o i us. We have a good stock of HATS at our stand on Third Street. ^ MIX & KJLRTLAKD.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, November 01, 1878, Image 1