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a ton Ttif| and fie v- BY CLISBY, JONES & REESE- MACCXNT, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MOEMG DECEMBER 24, 1879.—PRICE FIVE CENTS. NO. 9,4<X). BY TELEGRAPH DAY DISPATCHES. The Dte*. I.w Pinos Agency, December 20.— »>uray inform* the Commission that the Italians have accepted bis ultimatmn. Hatbber is ready to leave with the prison- ,-r*. but is compelled to wait the arrival ■ ■1 Sawcr Milk, who U on his way from Grout’s river to accompany the chiefs to Washington as a representative of the White Kivcr Ctcs. -tack was also selected by Ouray to rep- roieiit liiat tribe, but his heart failed him, ami tie declines to go, fearing arrest. Jark'e rliange is attributed by Ouray to Mormon influence. Ja<k lias ilecided to quit the reservation . id join hitting Bull. He informed Ouray - was a man with a carbine and plenty ..{ ammunition, and proposed to fight. Hatch will probably start on the 25th. n„- Indian prisoners will lie under a mil- art -j-.tanl detailed from Fort Garland. News Items. ItMWNft. 1*a., December 23.—The v. are)* •'.!'«*. machine shop, and part of the i indry ofthe extensive hardware works . f Kick Ilmthers, was destroyed by fire i i morning. The loss, forty-five thou- uwl dollars. Iiocal insurance on tiie i.uiMiugs, is twenty-five thousand dol- I’uim ETON, X. J., Deccroiier 2:5.—Col. M. Daniel, the veteran turfman, is very ill c ith pneumonia. i*nii. vnKi.rniA, I*a., December 2:5.— .V a meeting ofthe Farragut Association evening, a committee, consisting of It. tv Osborn, I*residentof the National Farragut Association, and S. M. Simmons, retary of tlie meeting, were appointed : .\Uit Washington and urge the .Senate i -•uuiiit!re on Naval Affairs to press the latter of introducing a bill authorizing ••• |iaymeiil to tlie officer and men com- p iking Farragut’s fleet, as a liouuty for destruction of the enemies’ vessels bc- luw New Orleans, tie* sura of <513.74 -the halatiee ofggtlf-,<100, decreed by the I'nitrd Stali-s District Court for the Dis- ..f Coliimhia. •. vi.votoX, IJeceinbcr Si.—A special l:.4ii Itenison to the JVnr* says a freight train on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad fell through a hurtling bridge i» ar Dusatit Station yesterday. The lo- . ■.motive |iavuTd over in safety, but the tender and two cars were wrecked and teimnl. Milie shelly, the fireman, fell into the tin- and was burned to death. Itrakeiiian Abernathy was slightly in- jured. The Maine Count. Ai ui sta. Maixk, Decemlier 23.—A m .-"Iig of tlie Kepnhlican State C'oinmit- ln- ami prominent Itepulilicaiis from va- i unis parts of tlie State was held at Sena tor Blaine's residence last evening. Tlie following committee was appointed to ad- ■In-ss and o»i|ierate witli tlie Unpttblican members of tlie legislature, lion. I,. M. Morrill. Hon. Nelson Ilingley, Colonel J. K. Ileatli. Colonel .1. W. Spaulding, Ca|>- taiuG. A. Boutclle, Colonel J. L. Rich ards and AMoii Sprague. Foreign. laixiMtx. December '£>.—A Rome dis- ivat.-li re ports that a fire on Sunday in tlie Morn Ca-sarine I’alaco caused consider able damage. Some valuable works of ait were destroyed. Iaisnox. Dei-ember 23.—Tlie prices of -i, storks depreciated yestereay on the receipt of tin- news of Edison's discoveries in cheapelectric lighting. The Viceroy of India telegraph to-dny as follows: General Bright reports tlie ...siumsl ulvumt of reinforcements. All is quiet at riczeron, ami convoys are pass ing tlH-nei- to Jagdaluka. The Plugianes an- quiet. A dispatch from General Rob erts. dated Cabal, December llitli, says: Slight skirmishes took place on tlie 18tli inst., during wliiclt «>tte or two of the principal Afghan leaders were killed. Our loss was one killed and two wounded. Snow fell here during tlie night, but is disappearing. NIGHT DISPATCHES. The Loss of the Steamer Bowassa— Heavy Loss of Life. I.ommix, December 2:5.—Tlie part of the crew of tlie steamer Bowassa landed at tjm-i-nstown to-day by tlie ship Mallow- dale. consisting of tlie chief engineer, doctor, Imatswain and six seamen. Tlicy were picked up on tlie 5th instant in an o|«-n Isiat by tlie Mallowdale. Tlie Bow assa bad 180 passengers, of which 105 embarked at Liverpool and seventy-five at Comnnia. Tlie crew numbered fifty-four men. After leaving Corunna on the 24tli of November, she experienced terrific weather and srning a leak on the first of December, and tlie severity of tlie weather increasing, site was abandoned on the second about 350 miles southwest of Kazall. Tlie Captain and second officer remained on tlie sinking steamer. The •tcw and passengers embarked in eleven Ixiats. The nine survivors have no hope for tin' other lioats. having, before they separated, seen one boat capsized, drown ing all of its occupants. The Augusta Races. ArorsTA. Ga., December 23.—There u ill In- five davs racing at Augusta, com mencing January 0th. Three thousand and five hundred dollars in purses have ••ecu paid in. No entrance is to be charg ed in anv of the races, which will be hold under the rules of the Savannah Jockcy Club. Horses are already in training here from Maryland. North and South Caroli na. Georgia. Tennessee and Kentucky. Tin* track and stables are in fine coiult- tion. and the accommodations are ample. An interesting feature will be tlie Roman hippodrome races, to be run every day by \V. W. Highly, of Illinois, who brings six bonce for tin' purpose. All race men are invited to bring their horses. Entries are to be kept open until tlie night before each race. Savannah and Charleston races commence 20th of January and Otli of February- Fire in Augusta. Aversta. Georgia. December 23.— A verv dostntetive fire occurred at Wavncbro last night. Tlie stores of W. A Wilkins. W. L. Marshall. 1’. IS. Beall E. Paul. J. A. rolhill, McCatbene & Co. and 1. Schweiz were consumed. Several persons were iujured and one colored man fatally. The insurance is $45,000; loss not stated. Mont roe has in Arica lffiOO men, while the Chilians have in Tarapaca something over 16,000 men, Iquique is held by a I w Chilians, and is strongly guarded in i nticipation of an early attack. Appointments. Washington - , December 23.—II. C. C. ill wood has been appointed internal revenue (auger for the Louisiana district, and O. W. McDermitt, store keeper and gauger for the second district of Georgia. Ayrestcwx, New Jersey, December 23.—The residence of Jones Gleason was entirely consumed by fire yesterday morn ing, and three of his children, two boys and a girl, eldest ten years of age, perish ed in the flames. The Tichborne Claimant Loxdox, December 23.—An announce ment was made yesterday, and extensive ly circulated and placarded in London and tlie provinces, stating that the Attor ney General, having granted his fiat for a writ of error in the case of the Ticli- bome claimant, an association is being formed to assist in tlie prosecution of the fiat to obtain a remission of tlie sentence against the claimant, and to promote the passing of tlie bill in the forthcoming ses sion of Parliament, for a reversal of the judgment In tlie case. Evidence of points of mistaken identity being forthcoming, and for the restoration to the claimant of tlie properties, heirlooms and possessions 'the Tichborne baronetcy. Indications. Washington, December 23.—Indica tions for the South Atlantic States. North east to Southeast winds, rising, followed by falling barometer, stationary tem perature, cloudy and rainy weather. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. Preparations for M. DeLesseps’ Re ception. Panama, December 12.—A committee lias been appointed by the local govern ment to make preparations for the proper reception or M. DeLesseps and his party, due at Aspinvval) by the steamer Lafay ette, on tlie 2fH.li instant. The programme will consist of a banquet and a ball, illu mination of tlie city, and a bull light. M. DeLesseps will remain here two weeks and visit the United Slates via California- Railroad travel is still inter rupted in consequence of tlie recent storm. Largo amotmts of freight are ac cumulating on tlie Isthmus, and by tlie time tlie road is ready for traflie, there ill probably lie from 25,000 to 30,000 tons of cargo to move. January 1st may probably see transit again in operation. A Public Land Decision. Washington, December 23.—Tlie Secretary of the Interior to-day rendered a decision of importance to all purchasers of public lands by private entry, holding that whenever, prior to patenting, it is dis covered that the land was previously offer ed and entered as agricultural is really mineral in its character, entry must lie cancelled anil tlie land reserved for entry under the laws especially applicable to mining lands. Tlie issue was presented by tlie case of Smith Scroggin vs. Charles E Culver et al., involving the title to a tract of 2,000 acres of land in Camden, Ar kansas district. Foreign. Queenstown, December 23. — The survivors of Bowassa started immediately for Liverpool. It appears that a panic oc curred among tlie passengers and crew. Tlie survivors state that no order to launch tlie boats and prepare _ for the abandonment of tlie vessel was given by the officers. Tlie crew themselves, low ered the boats without waiting for orders. About a (lozeii passengers got into tlie boats with a part of tlie crew, The re mainder of the passengers went down in the vessel with the captain, second mate three engineers, eleven firemen, three stewards, flic carpenter and two boys. One of the lioats swamped alongside the steam er and its occupants, (hvc men were drowned.) The survivors state that at nine o’clock on the night of tlie abandon ment of the vessel, they saw a rocket as cend from the steamer, and soon after her masthead lights were seen to disappear. _ London, December 23.—The Paris correspondent of tlie Daily Xeics says: Perhaps M. De Freycinct’s programme was too far advanced for President Grevy, who before accepting it preferred to sec what could be done with tlie Left. M. Leon Say would fail to. satisfy tlie re quirements obligatory upon the head of the constitutional ministry far more than M. De Freycinct, and I do not doubt that M. De Freycinct will again he sent for. Pork Packer’s Strike. Chicago, December 23.—There is no change in tlie pork packer's strike. The D rover’s Journal, this afternoon, pub lishes a letter from an influential Catholic priest of tlie Nativity chnrcb, whicli he advises tlie union to rescind their last or der, that packers shall not hire other workmen than those belonging to the un ion. This, it is thought, will have good effect, especially as the strikers are in a bad financial condition, and employers are good natured over the depreciation in hogs and the advance in provisions. RETIME,” • ;!•/?: :*n, “Las no equal as I . » -.-.ri its* many ■wonderful . d I oiiier remedies bad tailed, J . ...» •. .m l convinced myself ol . - . »s M"j*arcd from Larks eu-:»••( •.*hi* h is highly effect •; ? t*.tiu|rt>aiif'c«J in such a o • ..* bt. wiiq results. j X A* \ »-.?2 _ .1; ;rn. XL* * Tvir’Cer. 1 ce- - >1.-1 v. • -•*» •■arc ft Srrafula. STINE er. TINE ft Scr.fnla. vSETINE eiu -11’? nit r» i« ian* and apothecaries. vSSETINE r 1 some marv >lloua cures i VESETINE u jnt cases of Canker. VEGETINE !i uonjrcf al success in Men VEGETINE icate Salt Ulicum from the 8 VEGETINE most inveterato cases of Er; VEGETINE Pimples and Humors from t VEGETINE sti ration and regulates tlie VEGETINE bio remedy for Headacbo. VEGETINE ue mart eilou* cores hi cases of .Meets with wonderful success in Mercurial dls- Will eradicate Salt Ulieum from the system. Cures tho most inveterate of Erysipelas. Removes Pimples and Humors from tho face. Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels. Will cure DyspciSia. VEGETINE Restores the entire system to a healthy condition, VEGETINE Cures Pains in the Side. VEGETINE Removes the cause of Dizziness. VEGETINE Relieve* Faintness at tlie Stomach. VEGETINE Cures Pains in Ilia Back. VEGETINE KfTectually cures Kidney Complaint. VEGETINE 1. effective in its euro of Fcmalo Weakness. Futures opened easy: December J1.73: Jan uary 12.33: February 13X8: March 13.54; April IS.AS; May 13.71.T _ Evening — Cotton — Net, receipts 156; gross 6910. Futures closed steady ; sales 110,000; December delivery 1IAI—55; January 12X0-C2: February 1* 91—93; M.reh 13.16-17: April 13A5-SG, 11 sy ISA*—54: June 13.69-71. July 13.79-81; August 13 89—91. Cetton closed quiet »nd steady: sales 9S: mid dling upland* 1SV, middling Orteana 11%. Consolidated net receipts 2SS71: exports to Great Britain 1£S21; France *00; Continent 6501: GAIYXSTOX—Cottom Arm: middling 11%: low middling US. good ordinary US: net receipts *217: gross —u sales 1250. stock 87778. KOBIOLX—Cotton steady; middling 12%: net receipts 4375; sales 816; stock 63133. Baxtimoxb—Cotton quiet: middling 11%; low middling 12%; good ordinary 12%; net reeeicts 121: gross 403; idles 200; to spinners ; »Pjc 18061. Bostos — Cotton quiet; middling 12%; low middling 12%; good ordinary 12; net receipts 903: gross 3169; isles —; stock S725. WiLxisaTOX-Ootton firm; middling 12; low middling 11%; good ordinary 11U: net receipts 1092; gross —: sales 605: stock 1379 5 PmXiDXLPHia—Cotton quiet: middling 12%: lew middling 12%; good ordinary 1**; not re ceipt, 1092; grcuT —sales &5; spinners 335; itetk 9617. , ..... , SiTixaiS—Cotton firm; middling 12%: low middling 11%: good ordinary 11V; net receipts 4375: gross—.sits 5A0 98255. NxwnpTiisfl—Cotton "lead*: middling 11%; low middling 11%; good ordinary 11%: net receipts 9614; grosa 11183; sales 9000; stock 274574. ilOBitx—Cotton quiet:midd!ing 11%; low mid dling 1114; good ordinary 11; net rcceipti 3072. ^osl —; sales 1550; stock 6.701. MEltPHls—Cotton firm; middling 11%: re ceipts 3082; shipments 2414; sales 1000; atock ^luacBTA—Cotton firm: middling 11%: low middling 11%; good ordinary 11; receipts 1652; shipments —sides 1347. .... . CHJLXLXSTOX—Cotton quiet; middling 12% low middling 12; good ordinary 11% net receipts 2875, gross —; sales 4X8 stock 6633S. nSAHClAX Lcrroos—Noon—Conso s 07 1-16. Erie 42.C. Pabjs—3 per cent Bentos 81 Danes and 15 centimes. xaw Yosc-8torla opened firm; money 6a6; exchange, long >i.SP'; short 81.S5, 1 :. S in to bonds dull; Gevernipriii seci-?i»-es quiet. Honey 7a»; exchange .t4.8U:.; government se curities firm; new 5 per cents \fS%; 4% per cents 1.06% 4 per cents 1.14. Slate bonds dull. Stocks closed strong: hew lork Ueniitl 127; Brie 41; bake rihotr 101% Illinois Central 93; Pittsuurg 106; Chicago and tlorthweatcri 86%; do preferred 102 ■■ X«C> Island 147; Western UnioD Telegrapi. .nnnimnv 100V- gub Treasurv tialai.ccs Gold - ! 07 t6j,C(J3 I", 1' i i cj S6.876.591 tiazTXUoas — viour easier: n and Western moerlina s S.t)««5.-5.:.0 S6.25; family ,7X60*9 75; VEGETINE sat remody for General Debill VEGETINE is acknowledged by all classes or people to be tho best ana most reliable blood purifier in the world. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists; VEGETINE Prepared by d. U. SI,'SVENS, B eton , Mats. BUSINESS NOTICES. A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT. At Fretman’fl suction house to-dny a band* some child*j carriage, goat end hart css. d«c2t It. —o— Apples, e aoges, nuts, fig*, dates and candies at dec21 U. G. B. DETTRE*d. —o— Turkey, Tnrkev. Send in your orders. Will have in to-night 1,200 pounds. dec£41t. GKOKGE BBGG8- —0— Turkeys at G, B. DBTTRE’S. dec*4 It n anv qui FBDlX dee2llt. FELIX COBPUl’S. —o— Crabs on the shell and jars ol cod fish, some thin* entirely now, at G. B. DBTTK.B 8. deed t it. It is not always that the parents can carry tlie Babv on a trip for tlie recovery of its health. But they can keep Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup in tbe house, and it will com pensate for tlie trip by its prompt relief and cure. Trice only 25 cents a bottle. The Huntsville, Alabama, papers report a very deplorable accident as having recen tly happened to two negro men near that city. They had a largo boiler of hot water where they were killing hops, and having quarrelled they fell both into the boiling water and were so badly burned that both died shortly afterwards. It is stated to have been a horrible sight when they were taken from the boiler. Report from a Baltimore druggist: I have sold all the best Cougli Remedies for the last fifteen years and have found none to approximate the exceedingly large sale of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. TV. L. Keller, Cor. Penna. Ave. & Biddle St. ever at dec2l It. “O— Pre-b Celery, Oysters and Cranborries at de<24 1t G.B. PblTRa’b. “O— Everything you need for Christmas you can ®*dec2Ht G. B. DETTBE’S. flFuur barrj» of dressed tmkeys chickens ibis morning at G. B. DE ITRE 6. der24 U. —o - Leavo orders early this morning for dressed turkevsat G. B. DKTTEE'd. decs*It PE0PLe7n“ WANT of a fine Whisky for medical or social use should only buy Z Wf Harper’* Nelson county, Ken tucky Whisky. Not a barrel leavesthe distillery until it has attained theageol at least five years, and being forwarded direct from where it is made to me. my patrons can rely on getting it Id its absolute purity snd excellence. LFaNNDCEI. nov25 2m Sole Agent for Mao. n. J.C. BANA'ON A CO. have the pretties land cheapest assortment ol towels and fanry table cloths in the city. decl4 tf, —O "■ Ohio awest Catawba, 31.50 per gallon. North Carolina Scnppernorsg Wine ~1.50 per gallon. Try than and you will be pleased. SAM WEICHSELBATJM. dec!7 Saw tf. 75 Cherry Street. FUUNSItl AND COMMERCIAL MACON COTTOM STATEMENT A Mine of Wealth. . _ There is a mine of wealth for the peo- , OFFICE TSUGWP^ui^kssengbb pie in Warner’s Safe Pills; for health is i t lt ,, t f -• * -■ tfvmtrihntP* tn the ‘ The market to-day was active at 11 •* cent* lor of people as these middling with good demand and inpply. dosing ilati health of a largo r , As a laxative and regulator of the j unchanged. " ’ Received by rail to day™ 99 by wagon 605— *01 pills. bowels and a cure for bilious troubles and j malaria they surpass all other remedies. dec23-2w JW LOCKETT, JOSEPH BOND LOCKETT & BOND. Foreign. London. December 23.—Tlie Viceroy of India telegraphed to-day m follows: “Dispatches from General Roberts of the ltkh. 17th and ISth instant, have just been Sa^TalSaSSif^SS; QENER8L BROKERS. nr occupv the heights over the city, hut d»‘ not descend into the plains, which are patrolled bv our cavalry. General Rob erts was awaiting the arrival of General Gongti to make'the attack, as he would then' be strong enough to holdall posi tions, but be will attack before their ar rival. if favorable. Our loss on the 14th instant was twent v-eight killed and ninetv-wounded: of whom eight have since died. Tbe Afghan loss was very heavy. Osman Khan and other Afghan leaders were killed. On the 17th instant, tbe enemy appeared on Seahung, but they were quickly dislodged. . The enemy’s numbers are diminishing, Tbe number of sick among the Euro peans is only four per cent. Panama, December 13.—Matters in tbe South present little encouragement for Peru, bv tbe steamer, which has just ar rived. ’ The Chilian force was 2,700. The Chilians retired alter a loss of 150 killed and a capture of seven cannon, and three mitral louses. The Peruvian loss QUO. Montroe has taken Prados’ place as di rector ofthe war, and tbe latter has re turned to Lima, Vhere be has resumed his position as President. STATEMENT: Stock on hand September 1,1879.. Received to-day .79* previously- Shipped to-day previously.- Stock on hand this evening™. Received same day last year.. Stocks, Bonds, Cotton Fu- LATEST telegraphic reports tures cind P&P&rS i LIVERPOOL -:Nccn-uouon firmer: mlddlicg ■ 1 uplands 613-16: middling Orleam 615-16. of all kinds ooushtand sold on comm-.s-ion. Cl- flee No 37 Cherry street m rear ol Hunt. Bankin Am«i^. ^ ^ M 4Lamar’s retail drugstore. to,middlimc clause December dehr- “ _ __ _ ery 619-Si; December and January 6%s629-32- FOR SALE* January and February 6 27-S2s623-33 February STATE OF GEORGIA 6 PER CENT BONDS and March 6 *9-S*a6Sl-S2:_Marcb andApril 6 31- SOUrHUTESTERX RAILE'jAD STOCK, coviatf S2a7133; April and May 71-I6a7 3-32; June 7%; Juneand July73-13. 1.30 p. m.—Uplands low middling chtue Jan uary and February delivery 616-18; March and AprUJ 1-18 Kay and June 7 5-52- X00 p. m.—Uplands low middling dauae Dec ember and January delivery 613-16: February and March 7; May and Jnne73-16. 3 30 p. m.—Uplands low middling clause Dec- W ANTED. W E want a cheat) heuso and 1st anywhere in. side city limits, cot to cos; over S1A00. Any person haring inch property for sale will please call at the oSceot tho Maeos Cation Bz — . change, corner Sparks 4 Son's warehouse, and ember delivery 615-16; December and Jannary they will find a purchaser. j 631-31; February and March 71-32. dec: 9 St W. A. HUPP 4 CO. ! 4 00 p. m.—Bales of American SW. Uplands low middling clause December delivery 6 31-32: Alrottm^fia, 8a Mwa «vgagffilMSS« gB6.*3 sg£3gwara5 ^ p. m.—Uplands low middling dauae March " 71-12: April and May 73-32; June the exact eoet of any propoied line of advertUlng ta Aa> *^S5?flBSSrthi 10C.-W i ~H*wtoax'— Nooi—CMtou fine; 'aalea iSO; ww I Bpl4n4l UJJ; middling Orleans 11%. and April 71-32: Apnl and May 73-32; Jn and July 7 3-32. Futures doled hardy steady. anwTomx—Nooa—Cotton firm; aales 1! mrd Struct lira * w6.75(© air _ City Mill* superfine 00^=6.50. calm Rio brands >7.50. Fatapsco family s8 25 Whcut—oouthem quicI; Western urieat lower, southern r*‘d..sl.40a.<1.46; amber sl.50a.Sl .57. Ao 1 MaryKnd $1.56^: No. 8 Western winter red a pot ana December January SI.t35i- * outlier n com quiet: We>teru dull; white €5; jel.ow 58;ja60. Oats—southern 47mS Western white 47a43; do mixed 4&@48^: Pennsylvania 46a47e Fay steady aud unchansod, nrimeto choice Prnmylvani*. Maryini.a 15^16 Provision* firm r Fork S13.75 ul» racatt, loc»e snoulJert —; clear rib - • do pscke< 6H and 7*/4. ttacou—shoulueia &✓£: clear rib $ l A, Hams lU.tll. Lsrd, refined in tierces Buucr firm; urime to choice Westeru nackeu IS<&16. Coffee weak; rio in cargoes I4al6j£ Whisky 1 14>*. Frnixhta dulls Chicago-rlour duil; superflre ,S4.25a.-5.00; extiaa S5.25a^600. Wheat active wild higher; No. 2 red »iuter $1.8i: No.2 Chicaino spring 31 St^a-l.Sl^ cash; No. 3 d» Si. 14; lejee'ed U7 'g. Corn in good demand and higher 40 cash Oats active and hi if her: SS'c cash. Pork strong Hml higher: $13.60 cash. J ura siroi g and higher; 7 50 ca>h. Bulk meats strong aud bight r; shoul der* 4.40: short riuG 75; short dear 6.80. Whuky quiet at 110. Nsw York — Southern flour quiet common to fair extra rG.15n-a.S5; good to choice *6SMK£ s8.£0. Wheiit higher; uugnuJed winter tl.35» a*'l.57. Com unsettlod, ungrsetd Uut» heavy and jathtr easier; No 3. 40. toffee quiet rio. in cargoes 14‘^al7 l / 4 ; co m jub lou 14Viaiai4 Sugar quiet and flrn ; lair to good renumic quoted at prime 8^; refined firmer and steady; Standard A granulated 6%; powoer ed 05*; crurfced Molasses in lmr dtmaud and steady; New unean* 86a*7 dice htendy and moderate deo.au i; Carolina Kosin quiet atsl.65. Turpentine firm at 41 Wool active ana strong; domestic Ueece 4*a66; pulled 8ba58; up- washed l§a40; Texan 21*88 Pork nrmtr but quiet; prime mess sjiot quoted at >lJ.*5a^l2 ao cash. Midairs firm long clear 7.16 shot t dear 7.50; long and short cl»ar 7.2U. I.aru fairly mciivc; prime •learn spot 7.75 ca»h. Whisk) uuinmal at .1.11} bid. Freight*, strong. JLiOUIflVicx^fc— r toui lirm. extra >“••*.600-4.75: fam ily ^5.25@.^6t0. Wheat steady: red and amber Sl.90a5l.83 Co ft firm; w bite 46; tu * xeu 45. 0»t* firm white 43; mixed 41. Pork nominal y .514.07. Lard firm;choice leaf id tierces 8ca%; do in x* g» 9 ii . Bulk moats nigher; shoulders cliur ribs t%a7; clear sides W)\. Bacon non-. Ku garcurec bams nominal. Whisky firm at $i.f 7 OUrciMMATl— rioiu easier family ^0.20^.56.35. Wheat dull at ^>.80 Com dull and lower at 41. Oats easioi; No 2 mixed 3Ja40. Pork firmer st $13.50. Lard steady; current make 7.40. Bolt meats strong; shoulders 4%a%; cl.ar ribs Bacon quiet; shoulders 6!4; clear ribs 7. Green meat* strong; shoulders 4.25; cle r sides 6.20; Whisky steady at #1.07. ST. ix»uis- Flour iteaoy: double extra S5.70i JP5.80; treble extra S5:90a56.00; family > 6 OtaiC.tO; choice #8.15*56.70 Wheat jower; No. 2 red fall s=1.82% cash; No. S do bl 24. Corn quiet «t 35^ a% cash Oats higher st 87cash. Whisky quiet 1.10. Pork firm at *13 00 cash. Lard higher 7.85 talk meats higher; loose, shoulders 4.!0u20, c.’esr ribs 6.10*6.50: clear sides 6.5 &6.6J. Bscjx. firm and unchanged. New Oelbahs—Flour firm: superfine -5/0a >5.75; double extra rbl.10: treble extra $6.*7.'sU >6.65, high grades S6.75ar7.87,‘-i. Com quiet and firm; white 57aa53. Oats dull at 48*40 Pork quiet at 513.00. Lard steady; tierce 6^. keg 8%s9, Bulk meats easier; shoulder.*, loose \‘/ & \ dear ribs clea» Ri.^es 6%. Bacon quie:. shoulders 5^-: clear rib 8: clear sides 8.V. Whis ky firm at i U5al 15. UclTeeauiet liio m cargcca, ordinary t» prime 13^*17. 8ugnr active ax.d firmer: common to good lO’uiu h 6&6^: fair fully fair 6?Ca7; » »ime to choice jellow clarifirdSaS^. MoJa *es steadv; cmraor. 25at7, prime to choice 83aS9. Bice quiet; oreiuury to choito Louisiana 6 j*7 *• NAVi: s*iU Kite if ILSIXOTOI • -lu .U. PC-IM*. firm at 38. &031C strong al cl i:0 ur Cruuv tui- oatiue ste dy; Lard 51.60; yellow dip >2 CO. !ar steady at^l.10 ^NATURES OWN REMEDY. VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD,UVER&KIDNEYS7 CURATINE, For Blood Diseases. CURATINE, For Liver Complaints. CURATINE, For Kidney Diseases. CURATINE, . For Bheumatism. CURATINE, For Scrofula Diseases. CURATINE, For EmipeU*. Pimples, A medicinal com pound of known value- combining in one prep aration tho curative powers for the evils which produce all dis eases ofthe Mood, the hirer, the Kidneys. Harmless in action and thorough in its eflfrct. It is unexcelled for the cure of all Mootl Dis eases such as Scrof ula, Tumors, Boils, Tetter,Salt Bheii m, Bheumatism, Mer curial Boisoning, also Constipation, Dyspepsia, Jndf- gesti Ion, Sour Stom ach, Detention of Urine, etc. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. THEBROWH CHEECALCO BALTIMORE, Md. WARNERS ¥Varner*a Safe Bills are an immediate stimulus for a Torpid Liver, and curcHToo* tlvcncM. Dyspepsia, BlUonancM, Bil lons Diarrhoea, Hlalaria, Fever and Ague, and aro useful at times in nearly all diseases to cause a free and regular action of tho Bowels. Tho best antidote for all mala* rial Poison. Price, 25 cents a Box. 1Tamer's Safe Nervine quickly gives Heat and Sleep to tho suffering, cures Head ache and Neuralgia, Prevent* Epileptic Fits, and is the best remedy for Nervona Pros tration brought on by cxcessivo drinking, over-work, mental shocks, and other causes. “ It relieves the pains of all diseases and is nev er injurious to the sys tem. The best of all Nervines. Bottles of two sizes; prices, 50 eta. and $1. (E7*WARNER'S Safe Remedied nro sold by k DrusgUts »l: Dealers In dedlclno everywhere. [ H.H. Warner & Co. Proprietors, ROCHESTER, N. Y. (E7*Send for pamphlet and S^vaLivEP' KlDN £Y core n Safe Diabetes ■ CURE SAFE BITTERS; SAFE Nervine safe plus. LAND FOR SALS. Tha mtsrribcr offers his veil known.desira ble str.al! farm for sale. Locate 1 in Bibb conty, Ga„ 8% miles from mcorporaiion ol Msccn Known as Dry Branch P. O. Daily mail. Black smith shop paying. Besides good stand for oountry store. Building good. Also, will sell one lot of land lying near Porter Sprirgs.Lun.pkin county. Ga , known as Mineral Hill Lot. Titles good. JASPBB BULLOCK. decl6 dltftwlt. Dry Branch. G a. Macon w tois.als Marker. BACON—Shoulders none* l lear rib lidt-s none BULK MBATS—i-iiuu dels tJs Clear rib sines 71, HlSls—Choice sugar-cured Ilfs BAGGING—Dine, !% lb 11 GIobo,l% lb 10« Union Star. 1% lb 10% LABD—In obi* 9 4 a3;2 In tubs 9 In backets lOalO i GEAIN—Cons, white, by tar load... 78 Mired, by car load 75 Oats, fsed 65S60 Eust-prcof seed to SALT—Virginia 1 60 Xaverpool 1 £0al 25 MBAL 80 Bolted 85 Grits 4 63 FLOUR—Fancy, per barrel 7 50*8 CO Choice 7 50 Xrtra family 7 00a7 25 Family ...6C0a6 75 Extra 6 5D C0FFBS—Common 14 Fair 15%al5 Good 17 Prims 18V<al9 Java 23a32 SOAPS—Per lb 4','e3 MOLASSES—Choice Cuba, hbds.... 33 Choice Cuba, barrels 35a37 Sugarbouse, hbds 2Sa24 8ugarhouse, barrels 25 8UGAB—Golden 0 9% Brown 8% O Coffee 8 HaS/s Extra C White 10% A *PI.PN 111 II OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DISTRI BUTION, CLASS A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAT. JAN. IS, ISSO-lIGih Manility Itrawuv. .leuisfana State Lottery Oompany. This Institution War- regularly incorporated bj she Legislature ol tbe State for Educational and Charitable purposes, in 1368, for the term ol twenty-five years, to wbich contract the luyiola- ble faith of the State is oledged.wb ich pledge has been renewed by a.i overwhelming popular voto, securing its trauchite in tho new constitution adopted Deer labor 2, 1879, with a Capital of $1.H)0,000, to which it has since adde<J a reserve land o! $350,000. IT8 GRAND 8INGLK NUM. BER DlSTEI rtUTIOFS will take place mouthlj. on the secondT- csday. It never scales or post cones. Lock at the follow, ins Distribution! CAPITAL PRIZE 331,000. lOO.COO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONB DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prizs $30/00 1 Capital Prize 10,000 1 Capital Prize 6.000 2 Prize* of $4,800 5.000 > 5 Prizes of 1.000 - 5.0C0 20 Prizes of 500 * 10 000 100 l’riz is of 100 10.000 200 Prizes of 50 10,000 5.-0 Prizes of 20 10 0C0 1000 Pnz--s of 1(> 10,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 A pproxiination Prizes of ?SOO *,700 9 Approximation Prizis ol 200 l.ROt- 9 Approximation Prizrs of 180 903 I.S57 Prizes, amounting to $ 111-.400 Responsible corresponding agents want- d tt all points, to whom libqral compensation will b: paid. Write, dearly dating full tddresr. for fmth r ior-nat oi. er send orders by express or mu 1 addies-eionlj to M. A- DAUPHIN. New.Jrlr: Lr. or same person at No SI9 Broadway. New York. *11 our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ate under the supervision and manasoment of Gene rals G.T. BEAUREGARD end JUSAL A. EAR LY. <Ke'6 Standard Granulated Powdered and Crusted CRACKERS—Soda Ginger. 11!....!.... Strawberry Fancy CANDLES—Star MATCH8S T B. W.. in paper.... ltjf 11; ! L lOall 14 15 13sl4 2 SO K. W., in wood.....'. ' 2 85 NAILS—basis 10s 4 Ou 8TABCH 4>ia6i,' SHOT-Drop *09 Buck 2 55 BALL POTASH —Babbetfe 3 75 Boyal 3 50 Sterling 3 £0 PEPPER 17,V SPICE 20 GINGER 12 !4 NUTMEGS 1 CUal £5 CLOYBS 59 CIGABS-Per l,*o0 S20ai60 Cheroots. SI* 8NUPF—Lorillard’s, jar. 6* Lorillird’s, foil 70 TOBACCO—Common.. .\ 40 Medium 5-a60 Lucy Hinton £2 Fine. 75al 20 Shell Road 5 > CHEESE 15 KICK 7has POTATOES 3 0013 25 ONIONS 4 50 Jos. Scemonelii. MERCHANT TAILOR. Fine anitimade to order and fits guaranteed N 2 Brown House, Moecn. Ga ttetXm OPIUM Irrstifflcoiak •( __ JjlIio a tifsl M039 fries* reduced to nttOifiBcaJtaXtJI •rij Mn, Dr, 3« M* haM* loibsu fhlligr %sd peajuear.j . Papcft ud ex. eg »od* of trexfflBt wits cury- tf?* frre. 9k J. P. STEVENS & CO’S.. ATLANTA- GEORGIA. Price List of Watches, Jewelry and Silver-Ware. Ladies* Solid Gold Key Winding Watches.... “ .* “ Stem Winding “ ...... Gentlemen’* “ Key Winding “ .... " “ Stem Winding •* Silver - *17.00. >-20X0. £25.00 up to >30.00 each - 530.00. SS5 00, £45.00. SSO.OO to >75.00 each >30.00 up to £50.00 each ...» £35.00, £60.00. £75 00 up to £150 oach £9.00. £15.00 up to £25.00 each A groat variety of Nickel cased. Black Dial Stem Winning Watches at irom...35,00 up to >9.C0 each Ladies’ Solid Gold Opera Chains from.....™ ™_.—.™......t27.00 up to £35.09 eich Guard Chains from. £22.00 up to S35.CO each " • •• Necklaces from „.™™....£17.H) up to £23.00 each Gentlemen’s Solid Gold Test Chains from £10 00 up to £'5.0Oeach Immense stock ol RINGS for Children .75 cents up to £2 ro each And Camocs, Amethyst. Topaz, Pearls. Ouyx. Garneti, Plain Gold, Diamond, etc., etc., at From S4.C0 up to £25 0 each Solid Gold Sleeve Button* from™„...„™ SS.uC to£i20-e*ih Ladies’and Misses’Gold Ear-Rings from .£2.50 to £10,0.. oer psir Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Lockets from >5X0 to>55.00 ea h Lace and Shawl Pins, SETS, etc. in large variety. 1 Day Clocks in Walnut Frames™.......™...™™ ...$1X0 to £3X0 each •• „„.£S.OO to $8X0 each 15 ’■ Bronze Clocks. Striking Hours and Halt Hours ™.„£17.00 to £30.00 each 31 “ Marble “ £25.00 to £100.00 each Cfl! in Cll UCD Poitemonnaies. Card Cue*. Match Boxes. Glove and Button Futcners, OULIU ulLKCn Thimbles. Napkio Riugs. Cups. Fruit Knives. Cues of Spoons. Forks, La dles. snd evervthinr in this Ware that is needed far household and presentation pnrposci. IN TRIPLE-PLATED SILVER WaBE. we have tho Larg- f jJJ Jjg MSMi l!!™lllll!!lll!!™ll™£Ti6o'to£s6'oo'p«r set £1.50 to £2.50 etch ...£2.50 to £6.00 each „ £3.00 to £7.00 etch .£4.00 to £6 00 £3.00 to £0.00 est Stock in tha South. Pull Tea sets for ........ .... Water Sets at from Butter Dishes...™™ Cake Baskets Card Receivers Pickle Stands. Vases, jewel Cases, Toilet Sets. etc., etc. ANY ARTICLE THAT WE SELL WiLL BE HANDSOMELY ENGKAVEi. FBEE OF CHARGE. WE SELL NO PLATED JEWELRY. SEND FOR OTJR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. J. P, STEVENS & CU„ dec2l...dtf Wholesale and Retail Jewelers, 34 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Cit? Monev & Citv Bonds. W E want $2 500 ol tit.v inon\v and 55,(0) of city bonds, and xri'l pay tlie hiKh«st mar l ot pr ico for the mon«*\ esn be delivered. dec24 St. NOTICE O N tho 2)tli inst., Christmas Day. we I iie rep- resentatiircs of the respective railroads, cen tering in Macon, apree *o clo eour wsrehousev, etc f after delivery of perishable*. G. W. Adams. Gen'l. Sup’t. Al. & ll. K. R. W. c, Raoul, Eup’t. S. W. U. R„ for 8. W. R. R & C. R. R. James Ur on. Ats’t. M. & A. it. R. der24 It. REPORT OP TUB CONDITION OP m First Naiioaal Ml AT MACON. IN TIIE STATE OP GEORGIA, at the close of hus:ncss. Dec. 12,1S79. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $ 77.126 77 Overdrafts 60 01 U S Bends to si cure circulation 100,000 00 Other storks, bonds nni moitKa^es... 35,000 00 Hue from approved reserve agents 7I.4S7 16 Due from other National Banks 43,265 Cl Due fro a stato banks and bankers... 100 00 Reul estate, furniture and fixtures... 30,280 10 Current'cxpenses and taxes paid G 2£9 fC Premiums paid 4.910 00 Checks and other cash items 135 00 Bills of other Banks 9.666 00 Fractional currency, including nickels 9 42 Specie, including gold Treasury cer tificates a . a • a a* 1.043 CO Legal-tender notes 40.C00 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasu rer (5 per cent, of circulation) 4,500 00 Total $429 832 53 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in...., $100,000 CO Surplus fund 20,000 00 Undivided profits 8.485 64 National Bank notes outstanding 9^,090 CO Individual deposits subject to check... 192.893 23 Duo to other National Banks 2-309 05 Due to State Banks aud Bankers 16.644 61 Total $429 832 oS FTITB OP G BORGIA, COUNTY OP BlBD, SS: I, \V. W. Wrigley, Cashier of tlie above name<J Bank, do solemnly swear that tho above state ment is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. W. W. WRIGLEY. Cashier. Subscnbtd and sworn to before me this *8d day of December. 1879. N. M. HODGKINS. Notary Public, Bibb count?, Georgia. Correct—Attest: Henry L. Jewett, *) I C Plant. r Directors. R. H. Plant, ) dec24...1t FOR RENT. adjoining premises of Mr. B. H. Link, on Plnm fit. near High. A gooJ well of water on lot. Possession given 1st January. Applv to JNO. T. BOUFFUri.KET. Jc. dec2S-St* or MIX & KlttTLAND. Where iTerytiiag That is GogH CiN UK HAD For CMstnas r W E offer to our friends and the public as comp’ete a stock of F ucy enfl Sisp'e Groceries as can he f unti i - ’ll- Slit-*. These comprise in CRACKER! CHEESE, RAISINS NU’S t’ANl’lE-', ORANGES, APPLES, t OKFEE. S-U.5 AR ’ E \ PICKLES FLOUR BUI IER. LARD HAUS VINEGAR, OIOAP.8 TOBACCO. LIQUORS CANNED GOODS in great variety, and anything else jn our line that can be called for. Onr prices defy competition, snd we sell noth ing but tho best gccdi. Now is the time to fill your Christmas and New Year orders. Schwed, Siesel & Gibian. derlS...2w m Q H it SB s* ‘SS % SS B I have now on band the finest stock of COFFINS AND CASKETS ever brought to Macon, including tho cele brated CHYSTAL or GLASS I TS, For which I am SOLE AGENT in Macon. • I am also prepared to furnish Hearse and Carriages, ' for Fur.eralaat very reduced prices. Person: 1 attention given to all orders. Arthur L. Wood NEXT TO LANIER HOUSE, nov23 2tawlm Mncon-fla, ■ PCliTC For the Pictorial Bible Commenta- HuLR I d tor. 1,018 pages, 475 illustrations UfiUTCn »ndmaps. Themoitcompleteand if All I LU comprehensive Commentary on the entire scriptures (in one volmme) ever publiahar price *3.75. Branley, Garreston A Co, 66 N 4 eet, Nashville,, Term, nov7ff!m FOR LEASE OR RENT- X Offer my plantation, known as tbe J. B Pa ir ar place, on the Ocmu'gee riser, for lease or rent. The plantation consists of 800 Af-RES OF CLEARED LAND. which is divided into two tracts of 509 and SCO acres. Tbe 500 acre place curtains 423 acres up-land and 80 acres swamp land. The 300 acre place ia fine, fertile swamp land, The plantation ii well known for its ferti ily. and to a good leasee or temnt faroranle terms will be offered. I also have four or five hnndre 1 bushels of com and 1.830 bushels cotton ,eed on the place, which I will sell on reasonable terms to lessee or ft S POmih-il i{5ais-*irU{ ■ IjK^cucdy.-iUt^coio I; H p piY»*iimH2<.Cia.‘ereUff,cnru» cof loos Btunains ir. 1 y. orUinnTycai^A in 2 ^j| abottlo. bold by NOTICE. H AYING thisdav sold out tho stock and trade ot the lato Wm Pcitzer to Mr. GEO. W. STRATTON. this is to notify all parties having lpft guns, pis tols or othsr nrtirios for repair nt the said l>it- 7.»t’s gunshop. will find tho same at Mr. Strat ton** gun establishment, No. 4SCHBRRY STREET. Unlees called for by tho 29lh day of December, 1879. they trill bo void for the charges. Mr. Stratton is a practical gunsmith, and koi'p.t a good »tock of guus. pistols, fishing tackle and sporting goods, and wo cordially recommend him to the patronage o! the public. t N. 11 HODGKINS, Agont. Formerly of tho flrra of D. O. Hodgkins A 8on. Macor*. Gs.. Dec. 20, 1879.,.21-lw TO THE PUBUC. Mitor's OriiCH.MACON. December 20.1879. Attention is c&Bcl to tbo following resolutions which were ucanimously adopted by Council last eight: “Resolved. That the firinr of Roman candles or sky rockets within the following described city limits Will not bo allowed during too approach ing Christmas holidays, viz: Beginning at the intersection of Now and Plnm streets; then d wn P.ura to Fifth; along Fifth to Walnut, and up Walnut to New. then along Now to Ike start* ing point Resolved further, Tnht tho ure of fire arms o* any kind or description, inside of city limits dur ing the holidays shall bo strictly prohibited, and any person who shall bo found violating the city ordinances fu this respect shall be flnofi to the lullest oitcr.t ol tho peno.ty prescribed by the charter.’* 1 diem it but necessary to call attention to the foregoing rtsolutlocs, aud to say that this action on tfco part of tho Couneil was made absolutely necessary in order to secure the welfare ami comfort of thoso of our people who live near the ceutre or business portion of the city, as well as to protect the property of our citizenB generally. Thirty extra policemen will bo put on duty next Wednesday, for tho express purpose of enforcing this order. dec2l-4t W. A. HUFF, Mayor. One car load BRIGHT FLOiUDAS. Fresh from the Groves, to arrive’this morning. TiDsley Bnier A Co. SirlffODfl Bill Sctal. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOY$. MILITARY system. S PUING teim lo.ina Jat unry7.18So. and Con tinues it weeks. The Military Depart ment hut been under tli: hi go cf a United btates oflirer. Board and t ut'o t "-lii n Advance Apply fo ct’cuh-rstj 1*11 AS. M. NtEL, |;dcr{ d»w2w Kiikuo’ d Ua. ATTENTION PArtKlERS. LO 'KTOY r 'UR i.VT IIUtST. AND SAVE TOUR MONhY. Y MAKING ANU U>ING 81 t\ l t ifliroTii Pd'sji For ilzer, The very thing tj restoie th« farmer back where he used to stand. Wliv? Bocauio it ii KU.ranteed to Vo aa jrooi a> the beat of Commer cial Fertilizers, at a c.st of iesi than five dollars per tea. You can make it j ourself at home, and save at least £40 per ton on every ton of Guano you use. In a word, it ia tbe only hope for the farmers of this country. dectltl We aive below a few of the many names who have certified to the merits of BLAUK’S FER- TIIIZEB, m. Thos E Brown. Snrderaville, Georgia f^onardSketor, Griiwoldville. Ga JEM LeSuear, Miln-r, Ga BevL G Evans. Bibb county, Ga 8 W Hatcher, Knoxville. Ga T J Marsey. Marshallrille, Ga Uriah Kinsr, Linton. Ga W R Stanley. Linton, Ga Dr P S Bower, Thomasvi'le, Ga WI Renfrce, Carrs Station, Ga B T Peacock, Buena Vista, Ga Dr S M Anderson, Cornucopia, Jones county Georgia Eli Frazier, Gorder., Ga J S AYaldrepi Gladeville, Ga D P Holloway do County and farm rights for sale. Headquarters at the office of the Telegraph and Me*,encer, Macon, Georgia. decSllwiwlf ASHLEY A SPEIR Proasetiw Fsn For Sale. •j-wo HUNDRED ACRES about three miles from Macon, on Walnut and Car.cy-Heid creeks, containing an orchard of early and late peaches, apples, wild gooso plums, and straw berries. Of courts it is well watered. About forty acres sown now in wheat and oats. Dwelling, gin house a-.d plenty cf other build ings. Terms easy. Come to see the piece if yon wish to buy— every left-hand road from Cross Keys. J. A. WHIIBSIDB. dec!2.„d wsmwlOdavs* [ Health Kcatorlng Agent oneajth. whmlloplattl They gire aew IXZs sad vigor (a tte a|nd a,d laOn*. WSSSSse £g,^ia nostrpa.but the Parent and Best Medicine ever Get Mac this day. DM |B0WOm«CU»«jttg ffi e^, safest snd beri. D. L C. is an absolute and Irresistible cure for drunk- en ^ eg j 1130 0[ opium, tobacco and narcotka: IIcpBittenMij.Co. ^ ^ * Send for Orcnlar.r R. W. CUBBEDGE. BROKRR REAL ESTATE AGENT. STOCKS AKD BONDS EOUBHT AXO SOLD STRIGTIY ON CCBBISSIOR. Particular attention given to tin- purnhasa, ale and routing of Real Kita’c MULBERRY STREET «mx»Ke Uaw Hons,i marl ly Crackers, Crackers, Ctaokeis ^JUOICE and Fiesh. iu-t rreeived and for sat* cheap by dec» JONRiaC.XlK. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. maoon. as BANK OF DEPOSIT, DISC00K7 AID EXCHAX8! New York Excbarg-?, Par. W W WR1G1.FV Cashier, f odII t>d $100. $100, $100. Every Smoker Has an Interest in the Profits. One hundred dollars in United States Currency to be given away as a grand Christmas gift by the Parlor Cigar Store on December 24, next. dll persons purchasing 25 cents worth of Cigars will be come participants in the above. Our Itnpo ed Cigar* nro thn finest. FAMOUS BELLE CREOLE Cannot ba heat. Five Cent Cigar. Is unsurpassed. Oromeline & Co.> OPPOSITE LANIER HOUSE. 02-0nlers by mail attended to a* utual.-M uovlStf Common Sense Christmas Presents! SHIRTS, ora, tyiiih Hat for tha bay,, from four years up, SILK and LIKES I1&XDKERCBIBT8, Scarfs and Scarf Rings. Glover, Suipraden, Umbrella*. Half How. Underwear. Shirt*, Collars, etc. The above ire new. bought for Chririrus. and will bo sold at the lowoat price.. If you watt 8omethirgto shew tor your money. till* f* tbo WIIfSHIP & CALLAWAY. dec!6 7t T wai not a biff job of moving tbo tremendous Stock of Toys to my storo. for wo have been at it ainee August U»t. But tbo citizen* of Macon and neighbor hood are invited to come and look at my GOODIES and I am sure they will bny and move thing! away in a hurry. The Hcutton Home Journal says: SCHONEMAN NO. 74 CHERRY STREET, Is the King of Toys, and the Journal man is no bod judge. Coma and safety vourtelf. deet-titl dertB FRESH LEMONS. MALAGA. GRAPE -, EXTRA FIITI3 FLORI DA ORANGES. NORTHERN APPLIES AND POTATOES, JUST RECEIVED BY dec,a JONES & COOK. WANTED- A B Situation as bookkeeper, by a young man with a good many year, experience. Will keep small eet of books at night. W. T.X.. care Bnainesi Manager Telegraph an* Met- and Er iTiegb H ATING enlarged my store and Bakery. I am prepared as hitherto to turni-h my customers and the public with tbe SWF.ETB8T.LIGHTEST aud BEST cf BREAD. CAKES, ornamented and plain. RUSK, ROLLS and GINGERBREAD, at the lowest prices. I now keep a good assortment, also, of FRENCH and STICK CANDIES. RAISINS. APPLES. ORANGES. NUTS, TOYS, TOBACCO. CIGARS. FLOUR, etc, etc. Thankful for past patronage. I ask for rontiu. ned favor* from my friends, and will (pare t» paint to please them. deci9_tw p. mcgrath. FOR SALE W E have a pair of gcod yeeng mules and a two horse waaor, withfc&rnesa. all com plete, for sale cheap tor cash, cr good paper on time. declS-St W. A. HUFF A CO.