Daily telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-1873, September 04, 1873, Image 4
THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4; 1873.
THE CITY.
Till RSI. u MoKN l.N'ft. SKKTEM BKR
turn.sl Jo I
the North.
i .ru n
citv aft*-
Mr. J. H. Hib
of Hertz, Virgin A
Co., hi* rctnrnod from a somewhat. pro*
tr» t il bitainnaa and plcaaura trip North.
Bt o recent fire in Edgefield. S. C., Mrs.
V. C. Reeve*, c! this city loses a house.
She hid it insured for $l,2c’.
Til* weather wit- hot again yest.*r»Iny;
but there was some breeze stirring which
modified the calorie toa great extent, and
jnen who hod time to tit in the shade
could keep comfortable.
Tut T. B. Bloom residence on Mul*.
berry street was sold at administrator’s
sale on Tuesday to perfect title. Mr.
Francis Lake, of Gre-r, Lake A Co.,
the purchaser at $11,GG0.
Mb. Wai.txr M. H< ►do icixs, of tbo firm
of Cooper, Hodgkins ft Co., New York,
baa been apending a few days with his
parent* in thia city.
Home train.
Mr. Benj. Burdick, Superintendent of
the Macon Cotton Factory, who baa been
making a bridal tour to tbo North, haa
returned to the city. He haa been aa far
na Newport, and tock in some of the
faahionablo watering places on the way.
Moat of his time, howerer, haa been
spent in visiting hia relatives who reside
in the North.
oM rHhtu as any _,MTTnc*it - that tan mot n J
upon the streets, in a half hour’s walk.
The color of these uniforms w;i- origi- !
— ~~ : ( nally intendi^l t-- U> Mu**, but th* v M.v. I
1 la.lv have re* | failed |.. tw . • n c.^ru.* ■ ■■: tot. i ,
honeymoon In L.ttlc gr. en, which fcu wholly destroyed ,
. their beauty and rendered them, on that
j account, less comfortable thin they j
j ought to be.
I The police force of is not oom-
posea of a l»od looking .*et of fellows;
but, when arrayed in these shabby uni
forma, they cannot begin to look well.
I They do n*/t even look formidable. The
I fact of the business is, a man can’t work
well unless be is decently dad. Ho don’t
I feel right. He can’t feel as bold under a
faded old jacket aa he can under a good,
decent looking blouse. He don’t feel like
going up and arresting a man when he is
conscious that his garb is not fully aa
genteel aa it ought to be.
Hence, we think the police ought to
lave new uniforms, that they may look
and feel genteel and be better fitted for
tb<* performance of their duty. Besides
it does not look well to a stranger visit
ing Macon, to see a posse of men in bottle
green blouses of a rusty, indefinite hue,
who would never bo taken for policemen
were it not for the badges pinned to the
lapel of their coats and tho batons which
they hold in their hands. Jf the men are
compelled to wear these uniforms until
the weather is cool enough to put on
winter clothes, there is no telling what
color the clothing will have assumed by
that time.
to oprinjt struct, that tki
Lawton might beacoami
ferred to the Committal
cmachmenta.
Committee on Street
made the following rej
adopted:
To tie Jl ay or and Covnrx
Mt
W\ J.
: Kn-
Ote CUf afl
READING NOTICES.
i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card.
Ewls Exrr.A. and Eagle Family are
ell known to all hou.sewiv^-«, and need :
* W. -T. Lawt-jn. I
Gcnmcxjr—Your committee towjiom . Eaole Choice Flock has never taken
Attention, Floyd Rifles.
troU no? hereby «nknd to oppenr at the arao*
1 ry TO-NIGHT, Sept 4,1*73, flpr basinets of
j* 1 a; in -u in.J’C'rtaiH’e. Hr o4mn-ui>i.
PHO>. HARDEMAN. JiuCaiS.
I>.b Wt-d-Rrrr.CES. f »iUlt
i referred the petition of Mrs. Mary any premiums. Why ?
Harvey for an encroachment in front
lot on Fourth street for the purpose of
building on, respectfully recommend that
the same be granted, to be removed at
the option of CotwdL
Respectfully submitUtli
John J. Cornell.
Thos. C. Dexpset.
Committee.
never been exhibited.
Because it has |
aug31tf
WASTED.
Eagle Choice Flour is pronounced by
all who have tried it tie best. Manufac
tured by W. J. Lawton ft Gx .
augOltf
Hare luvl »
Address*
HO El LOST.
The following report of T. W. Mason, j chasing their flour of the Eagle Mills,
city physician, was received and ordered i All grades goaraateed^ give satisfac-
apread upon the minutes.
Medical DrrAETXEXT, 'i
Citt of Macon, September 1, 1873. j,
To the iloaoi able Mayor a*d Council:
Gents—I beg leave to submit my re-
I jort for the moath of August* Baring
the month“T have' given attention and
medicine to 93 patients—39 adult* 1 and
*3-1 children—their names I have entered
on my register. I have sent to the . hos
pital 29 patients. There have been two
deaths—one adult and one child.
I hare purchased during tho month
medicines to the amount of §20 23, the
bills for which will be presented, approv
ed by me.
Tbp a, ' _ 1J nunn. a r>*ll of m.'n.n. 'ninounttne to SB 40
1HE truue nil save money bv |>UT- [ ^ be liberiflr. rewarded hr fairing
t:on : only best umber and white wheat
wed. ia<r31tf
Hcxt. Sircix & Lisa -T*ri« well known
and rclialjfa film hare univl i lirp* toe <J Ur.
Hood’, Eureka liver Medicine. U haa the,.raiv*
el all who have tri *i it. In bottles at SO rents
and fhoo.
Macon- lee Company Ticket* can be
had at G. Volger’a. Uosnlman. old core
ner. aug30 5t
Tub CnsursT xsv Best.—Ilpnlt’a Eureka
liver Medicine rives universal satisfaction in the
treatment of LiverDisease, Dsapepsia.Sick Head*
The demands npon me for medicines i ache, Coslivcncaii, and all that class of diseases
fru:u a disordered stale of tiss stomach
er. 1 1 novJClv
The First oftke Season.
Mean*. Ells & Laney received last
night the lint oysters of the season, and
they propose to give their friends the full
benefit of them by serving the whole lot
in a stupendous bowl of oyster soup to
day at eleven o'clock. They invite all
their friends to come around and cele
brate the arrival of the first oysters of
the
nanicrrously III.
Mr. H. S. Feagin received on Tuesday
a dispatch from hia wife, who is in Co-
lnmbw, inf arming him that their child—
their only one—a sprightly boy of sbont
four yean of age—waa quite sick. Mr.
Fengin went over to Columbus by tho
first train, and yesterday ho telegraphed
back that tho child could not recover.
Wo earnestly hopo that tho cup may
pass away, and that tho littlo one may
yet livo to bo a bloasing to his parents.
The County Court.
Judgo Weems transacted aconsidcrablo
amount of civil business yesterday, none
of which wns of public interest.
Kelson Thomas, colored, was tried on
tho charge of malicious mischief nnd ac
quitted.
Several jury cases, which were to have
been hoard, were continued on account of
tbo indisposition of Colonel Wooten,
counsel for tho defendants.
Meeds Mrpalrlnw.
Tho sidewalk on Soeond street about
tho alley between Mulbeny and Walnut
streets, is in a very bad condition, and
tho people are complaining about it. A
great many persons pass along there at
night going to tho different churches,
and tho wonder is that somo lady has not
sprained hor ankle long ago. Besides a
precipitous descent there, there arc any
number of loose bricks lying abont, and
a J go to make thia a very ugly place for
people to hare to walk over.
Miriam Montforil.
Thia ia the title of a now novel, by the
author of The Ifowarhotd of Awww, which
has junt been received from Messrs.
Brown A Co. Tho book is published by
D. Appleton & Co., of New York, and
that is a sufficient guaranty of its worth.
The previous work by the same author
was movt cordially received by the pub-
lie, and a new novel from the same pen
will be welcomed with pleasure. Messrs.
Brown A Co. have tho only copy of The
JfoutthoM of Itounrie in the eily.
Flarrd 1'nder Bond.
Gus Johnson, tlio negro who was arrest-
ed in Columbus a few days ago and sent
over here on a charge of decoying yonng
negroes away and hiring them out in
Alabama, was brought before Judge
Weems forpreliminaiy examination Tues
day evening. The Slate, owing to the
absonco of on important witness, wns
unable to proceed, and a hearing was
postponed until -V o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon. In the meantime tho prisoner
is admitted to bail in the snm of five
hundred dollars, and suoccedetl in giving
bond to that amonnt. Johnson is repre
sented by Han. Washington Poe,on.l the
State by Mr. E. F. Boat.
LOST CHILD.
A Three Year Old Child Stray* Away
and Is Lost.
About 9 o’clock yesterday morning a
little three year old son of Mr. Charles A.
Kendall strayed away from home and up
to 11 o’clock last night, bad not been
found. The little fellow was in the yard
at 9 o'clock, and soon thereafter his
mother missed him and the strictest
search, kept up throughout the day and
until late at night, failed ntteriy to ob
tain any tidings of him. The child, when
he left, had on a black hat, light waist
and dark pants.
Mr. Kendall lives on First street, in the
rear of the Stubblefield House. He
not in the city, but has been telegraphed
for to come home. Mrs. Kendall is, of
course, almost distracted with apprehen
sions in regard to her lost little one.
Friends joined her in the search yester
day. and the police were untiring in their
efforts. They canvassed almost every part
of tho city, and even went across the
river to East Macon but could find no
trace of the child. It is not believed that
any accident could have befallen him.
There is no place near the house into
which he could lrnvo fallen, and the river
is too faraway for him to have sttayed
thither. »
It is hoped that if any one in the city
has intelligence of tho little wanderer,
they will communicate it to Mrs. Kendall,
at once, or to any of tho police. The
mother is almost frantic with grief, and
news of her boy, if any should be ob
tained, should not bo withheld from her
for a moment. If tho child is not foilnd
by this morning, the whole city should
turn out to look for it. If every neigh
borhood were thoroughly searched, it
would certainly bo found.
and attention daring the month have
been greater than any month since I
took charge.-
Veiy respectfully submitted.
T. W. Masox, M. D,
City Physician.
On motion of Alderman Deitz.
Resolved, That the application of W.
J. Lawton, for an encroachment of six
feet in front of his residence on Popular
street, together with the report of the
Committee on Street Encroachments,
recommending the same, be referred back
to said committee. Passed.
On motion Council adjourned to {meet
next Tuesday at 8 o’clock, p. k.
J. A. McManus, Clerk.
BAILEY’S
--CELEBRATED-
FEVMDAIE PILLS.
* A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLS AMO FEVER.
B ISHOP PIERCE m a fair trial trill amount
to proof. Thousands more trill testify to tho
same fact.
Por sale by Hunt, Rankin A Lamar, of Macon;
Green A Ro^isnoL Augusta. and druggist* and
WHISENANT’S
Caterpillar
Destroyer!
Grandest Scheme Erer Known! |
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT!
TOK THE MUlim OV THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY of KENTUCKY.
12,000 Cash Gifts $1,500,000
Every Fiftk.Ticket Draws a Gift!
$250,000 FOR $50!
fJMlE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
A •‘pecinl act o<.the Legislature for tho benefit
tiffin* Pubth* Library of Kentucky trill take place
! in Public Library HhII. at Louisville, Ky.,
tv att & TrnTTBFirATTkTi WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER3. 1$<3.
Kill A I j I 1 li H \lll\ P* I f Only sdxty thousand tickets trill lie sold, and
At\7 AXAAJA X Xtl^XL'J I XJXr , , ne . ha K* these are intended for the European
market, thus leaving only SO,000 for sale in the
Vnited States, whore 100,000 were disposed of for
Third Concert. Tin? tickets are divided into ten
coupons or jiarts. nnd. have on their back tho
scheme, with a full explanation of the mode of
drawimr. '
At this concert, which will bethn grandest mu
sical display ever witnessed in this country, the
unprecedented sum of
$1,500,000
Divided into 12.000 cash rifts, which will bo dis
tributed by lot amons the ticket-holders. Th<
. ... , WBi
A rents wanted where chills
rpi 3taw2wAwlm
■MM.
E. B. LOYLESS.
A.’-':'.
TO MERCHANTS
Southwestern Georgia!
Get our prices for
Financial and Commercial
LATEST MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH
Financial.
New York—Noon—Storks quiet. Gold 15J.
Money 6 bid. Exchange. Ion* 7|; short 8i. Gov
ernment* dull. State bond* quiet.
Kvcnin*—Money 7, currency co gold. Sterling
lower at 71. Gold i&'TCJ. Governments dpi! and
with downward tendency. State bonds dull and
little doinjr.
*81’s 10|; ’Cfs 162; *64*s 17; ’©V. 181; new 1C{;
'67*al8t;’68'sl7i; new 5’*14t; 10-40*s.lS. TM-j, L ,. j ... v ,.i. . ... . j
nessees **2l; new 81f; Yiirinis*4f ; new 50; coii- j most excellent medicine, and will always
solidated ®]| { deferred if;_ Ixxiistonas 45_; new have it by me to resist any insidious ap-
Eioht hundred boxes tobacco just re
ceived and for sale at manufacturer s
prices by Gxo. W. Head.
sept3 3t
Macon, Ga., 2Sth August, 1873.
Messrs. J. H. Zeilix & Co.—Some
years Ago I was seriously affected with
chronic nervous dyspepsia to such an ex
tent that my health was much impaired.
So rapid was tho advance of this insidi
ous complaint that I soon felt that my
constitution was broken. After suffering
for several years I was advised to try
Simmons’ Liver Regulator, but declined,
because I had conceived it to be "only
patent medicine.” At length, believing
it could do no harm, I yielded. In a few
months I became not oiri(y relieved, but
absolutely cured, and for two yeans past 11 FLOUItj FLOUR 3
have Wn thoroughly restored to health
BAGGING,
Aiul exam ini nr our
seven and a half cent* a pound, advising the use
of twenty ixvumls to the acre. This compound we
have no hesitation in recommending as the most
effectual, and of little or no injury to the plant.
This price is about as cheap as any farmer can
prepare it—to sav nothin* of the bail results
which may follow the use of such poisonous com
pounds when not properly or jierfectly mixed. To
e o it in tho reach of all the owner of the patent
■ waiied the royalty.
AlabxYoGa.. August 1,1873.
“ TTm? 'Whisenant Compound has been experi
mented with by a pood many of our planters, and
very thoroughly. It has answered every expecta
tion. and without injury to the plant when applied
as directed. N. A A. F. TIFT A CO.”
Our Terms are Cash or
proved Acceptance.
Ap-
Address all orders to
Hunt, Kankin & Lamar,
junclSeodAwfon Druggists. Macon. Gn.
and the enjoyments of life.
I look upon the u Regulator *
Hr. Hopson’* Remain*.
A dispatch haa been received from Capt.
T. G. Holt announcing that tho remains
of tho late NY. A. Hopson left New York
on Tuesday evening, and if no delay
. occurs on tho route they will reach here
at 8 o’clock this evening, by the Macon
and Augusta road.
It haa not yet been decided when the
funeral will take place, but it is probable
that the solemn ceremony will be post
poned until Sunday.
Tho deceased having been a Mason, his
obsequies w*U be conducted according to
tho forms of that order.
The Board of Trade will turn out in a
body as on escort.
A committee from tho Board of Trade
will meet the train this evening and es
cort tho remains to the residence on
"Walnut street.
Nothing has yet boon loused of the sick
ness which so speedily resulted in the death
of Mr. Hopson; but it must have been a
sudden and violent disease, as invoices
have been received of goods that ho
bought on Saturday, and he died Sunday
evening at 5 o’clock.
Thai Bear Again.
Benner’s bear seems born to an ad
venturous life. Though ho ia now se
curely caged behind iron bars, between
which he can be poked at with a six foot
pole, still his life is not barren of adven
ture. True he is debarred the privilege
of getting loose and roaming the street
at will; still he sits behind his bars, as
grave os a judge and waits patiently for
any littlo diversion that may offer.
Two days ago ho hod a splendid op-
portunity for enjoyment. A gentleman
from the country was in Benner’s sa
loon, with two or three slugs of Benner’s
whisky in him. Tho bear became the
subjoct of conversation, and the gentle
man from the country rather boastingly
remarked that lio could whip any l>car
the world ever saw* Benner remarked
that ho hod a twenty dollar gold piece to
present to the man who could whip that
bear, and it at once became apparent
that there would be a fight l>earJforth-
with.
»*.v, as a general thing, a bear enjoys
himself in a fight, and this bear Is no ex
ception to the rule. But nothing daun
ted by the shaggy appearance of the
Ursine party to the combat, the gentle-*
man from the country entered the cage
with the fortitude of a gladiator, and .im
mediately there began u fight, the like of
which would have aroused the admira
tion of a Norwegian. The fight did not
last long, us in the short space of half a
minute the country gentleman had passed
through a worse threshing-machine than
was ever encountered at a cross-roads
country drunker/. He went in like a
man. but it took two siout men to fetch
him out.
He owned up like a little man that he
had lieen whipped, but said he'd l*
damned if he didn't [have two bull dog*g
at home which could whip that bar quick-
erin’ lightning could strike a Jones county
mule.
At; Wee Cn 55; 8s 55; Alabama 8's 70; 5s 40;
Gcoiyia 6*s 60; 7’fl 00; North Carolina* 27; new
16; special tax 10; South Carolina* S2|;newl4;
* j»ril and October 23.
Loxdox—Noon—Consols Oil.
Paris—Noon—Rentes 55f. 5k*.
Evening—Rentes 57f.SO*-
PNew Orucaxs.—Exchange— Sterling. S3. New
lYork Sight | premium. Gold 15b
Cotton.
New York—Noon—Cotton firmer; sales 301;
uplands 2t*i; Orleans. 20).
Futures opened; September lllHltfi October
17 15-16^18; November 17|; December 17 0-14. J
Evening—Cotton ffrra; sales 4272; net receipts
660; proas 123; uplands 20i<<20|.
Futures closed quiet; sales 10000; September
IS 21-32&1H 23-32; October 18; November 179-16
@1711-16; December 17 9-10-^1751 January 17|g
171; February 18; March 181-16&183-16. -r I
J Baltimore—Cotton quiet; exports coastwise
30; to Great Britain. 323; sales 450; stock 551;
middlings 1»1; low middlings 181; strict good
ordinary 16}.
New Orleans—Cotton, supply light nnd in
good demand; net receipts 8Sfc gro*« ls3; sales 400;
►lock 7095; middling 18);low raddling 17J; strict
good ordinary 15}.
WiLMixaro.v—Cotton steady; net receipts S;
exports cooitwi.se. 515; stock 104;
Arorrra—Cotton steady; receipts 60; ship
ment* 300; aHUJnii 17|<gl7f.
Savaxxah—Cotton, demand fair; net receipts
172; exports coastwise 276; sales 70; stock 1436;
middlings 17}.
Charleston—^Cotton steady, net receipts 4U;
gross 647: exports coastwise. 988; sales 206; stock
4318; middling!. 18; low middlings 17i; strict
septltf
before buying
SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO.
BHL. Ethridge applies for letters of administral
tion, de bonis non, on the estate of John Ethridge,
late of said county deceased*; This is therefore to
cite all person* concerned, to fa and appear at five |
I Court of Ordinary of said county, on the first
Monday in October next, to show’ cause, if any,
rhy such letters should not be granted.
J Given under my hand and official signature this
the 1st day of September. 1873.
sej>4 4t JNO. 31. GREER, Ordinary.
MouiLE-Cotton ffrm; net receipts 70: exports
coastwise 30; sales 200; stock 50Mj middling* 18;
knr middlings 16}; strict good ordinary 14.
Boston—Cotton ffrtn, fair and active; receipts
35; gross IS; sales300; stock 9S0U;rakldlings Sot-
Norfolk—Cotton >teiuly; net receipt* 450;
experts coastwise 490; sales 70; stock 1058; mid
dling* 18. , >} . j • ; 1
Mkmhi!*—Cotton active ami m good demand;
net n-o-i. it> 761; shipment* 273; stock 3229; mid
dlings 18}.
Galveston—Cotton, demand good ami holders
firm; net receipt* 130; soles 126; stork. 5312; good
onlinary 15}; Texa* ordinary 12}.
FniLADELrniA—Cotton firm; net reerfot*. 138;
proas 5SS; middling* 20}; low middling* 19}; strict
good ordinary 171.
Liverpool—Noon—Cotton} sale* inclnde 8,000
\v . r: :u.' ; >:»1 •«. Orl.-u:> I '• 1 .l i-ililio
delivery September Ojooo
Produce.
Nin Vi> 1:w Ska n '.rflim. WMtsW.
(Inn.T at 51 60 lor Xo. i Milwsukcr. Curn ad-
inixrd. Kklfil. Purk
llrra: new mpn *17 7S^17 >71. Lant (Inner:
ttnun »|. Turpentinr .troclyat 4L Rosin .toulj-
st*SS0Ior stnuiexl. MtUsta.
Eronin,.—Southern flour shade firmer and in
fair demand; miiunon to fair extraJSIfaftS IS;
s-f«l to rltoire *811^.10 7X. 'iniiikjr dsll: burer.
f 1 65: Hilte. *106. Whrot Sjr * bett<a- lor spot
[or,els; l^i better tor wtnjsi light anivlj
umiernsl wsnU'WS Cffl* Corn in gocsi deninml
nnd Igfl higher! white irestem 0.V.70; yellow
westeni ,i7, ■ *V*7. IUpo quiet nnd st.-tuly; South
Cnrulinn 8li£M. l’ork st'-ndj; new 171. jf*
(Inner nt s|. Xntnl Sloren etendy. P
iiwetive. l . .
IiOl'IsnLU—'Flour netivo nnd in ndnmcuig
tendency: family extra *6^7; fancy *7 75: ns
proaclies of my old enemy.
I write thu'in (rnititude for,the ben
efit which I have received from the use
of theRecfulator. 4
Respectfully, etc.,
IV. B. Hall,
Principal of Hall’s Select School.
aug29diwlw Macon, Gn.
Ex-otranto* ro N^T Yonn.- I W’ifSKSSh
Tickets vis Atlantia Coastline for sole >ho town of Irwinton in said rounty. on;the first
I Tiicstlflv in October next, within lira usual hour
by Brown & Co.. For round trip $43. Lf rale, tho flowing de**bed land to-wit:
rpj,• • oisft-fd.f- TT«;/.Vnce ranrt TY>«ef Forty acres of lotNa 118 in the 5th district of
This in the shortest, 'quickest and most county, adjoining lands of Charles. Ivy and
reliable route. Monl and berths fur- I Jtsoph Youngblood. Levied on by virtue of a
. , . , . _ . „ inort^ige ft fa in favor of Ira Cliambcrs vs Wilson
mshed between Portsmouth and >iew ] Gallawav. Property described in saal ULl
augustS-sun&thur tf
158. all lying in the 2»ith district of said county,
a* the property of 11. S. Story, to satisfy one
* m * - ' * nr of Ellis Harold mm
. ■■■■■■ Superior Court ll fa. in favor of Ellis ■■■■
Eight HUNDRED boxes tobacco'just re- J T.N. Bead, executor, and Richard L. Story.
AliABM
Till or Money Drawer !
MILES’ AEAEM TILE
-OR—
SAFETY MONEY DRAWER,
A Sure Protection Against Thieves.
or any
Fitted With Compartments
for Bills, Currency ami Specie, or
NlekeL*. lleaily to attach to any coun
ter In a few minutes* time.
-SOLD AT-
Fairbank’s Scale Warehouses,
311 Broadway, New York.
2 Milk Street, Boston,
And by the Hardware Trade generally.
sep22awlm
number* 4»/tbe tickets to be drawn from one wheel
by blind children, and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS;
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT - - $250,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT - - - 100.000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT - - 30,000
ONK GRAND CASH GIFT - - - 23.000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT - - 17.500
10 CASH GIFTS $iu.iioo each - 100,000
30 CASH GIFTS 5.000 each - 130.000
1,000 each • 50,000
500 each - 40,000
400 each - 40,000
31*0 each - 43,000
200 each • 50,000
100 each - 32.500
50 tech - 550,000
FALL TRADE, 1873
50 CASU GIFTS
80 DASH GIFTS
ItfrCASH GIFTS
150 CASH GIFTS
250CASH GIFTS
325 CASH GIFTS
11,000 CASH GIFTS
amounting to - 81*500.000
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, oz» the 12.000 gift* all
paid in proportion to the tickots sold—all unsold
tickets being destroyed, a* at. tho First and Sec
ond Concerto, and not represented in tho drawing.
PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets 850; Halves $23; Tenth*, or each
Coupons, $5; Eleven WSwVe Ticket* for $500;
22i Tickets forfl.OUt; 115 Wliole Tickets for $5,000 •
227 Whole Tickets for $Uu«o. No discount on
less than $500 worth of Ticket* at a time.
Tho unporauslett success <<t the Third Gift C-oci-
cert, as well as the satisfaction given by tlie First
and Second, makes it only n^w-sary to announce
tho Fourth to insure tin* prompt sale of every
Ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will be con
ducted in all it* details like tho Third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars, which
will lie sent free from this office to all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, ami all orders ac
companied by tlie mom^ promptly tilled. Liberal
terms given to tlmso wl»o may buy to sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTK.
Agt. PuIl Libr. Ky„ and Manager Gift Concert.
Public Library Building, Louisville. Kv.
Capt. T. L. MASSENBURG, Agent. Macon. Ga.
HERTZ, VIRGIN & CO.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OP
WtLolesale Buyej,
To their lanre and well assorted Stock erf Clothing for the country traflr
OUR STOCK OF
Mecklenburg County, N. C,
Thoroughly equi|)pcd. Sev.-n piofcssorslii;**. Ex
pense low. Session -begins Sej*. 25th, 1873. S»*ik1
for catalogue. J. R. BLAKE.
. * ; ;; Cha[nq:ni of the Faculty.
WOOD.
AV E
will linve a fine lot of Black Jock Wood at
our yard to-day. 1,000 corrls argying nnd
arriving nr
! A* ROSS.
prices by
sept3 3t
Geo. W. Head.
ity No.
known—boundetl on the cast by F. S. Barclay,
the north by Webb’s lot. on the west bv Frank
Hyl's lotT-as the property of J. B. Carroll, to sat
isfy one Superior Court it fa in favor of A. Me-
Tickets via Atlantic Coast Wne. for I
sale by Brown & Co. First-class fare I Terms of salescash.
$27.* july20sunAthur tf I J * K - BRANAN. Dept .v Sheriff.
Atlantic Coast Line.
july20sun&thur tf
The Mayor’s Court.
His pro tern Honor, Alderman Cornell,
still preside* over tho Msyor’s Court in
the absence of Mayor Huff and Alderman
J. TV. Burke. Business has not been
particularly lively with him, but such as
has come up, ho has transacted 94 with
neatness and dispatch.”
Emma Richardson, the colored proprie-
tros, of a small boy, was up for disorderly
conduct. Another boy threw a brick at
her boy and she choked the other boy and
cuffed him about smartly, and when an
other woman interfered, she called that
other woman hard mmee, and otherwise
abused her, and so they got a whole
crowd of them—ranging in age from six
to sixty years, into court, as principalan 1
witnesses. After a full and impartial
hearing of the'case, in which some pro
miscuous swearing was don
<! ; -*miased the who!o pcw*\
dently despaired of getting at the truth
c*f tho case.
Fnncis Barton was again brought into
eour*. She is a whi:c woman evidently I
of uaaound mind# -ur. > waLderinw J ou*. |
the streets and annoying the people very j
much. U'hence she aamo no one knows, |
cor does the. She uuys, however, that I
wonts to go to Atlanta, where then* j
i 1 * a doctor who has pioinacdl to cure her.
She i* a young wotnrai. and appears to
nave good plain clothes. She was taken
the iVninty Commissioners yester
day. and they h^i jx> authority to do
anything in the ease. The city authori
ties can do nothing, uxeept to turn the
unfortujuiU’ creature loose to stiil l*c
annoyance to the people.
4'ouncil Frorerilip.
Rr.iur.AR MrrriKG, Council Chamber ■)
September 2. 1S73. »
Present, Alderman '.Tohn~J. Cornell,
Mayor pro tem, Aldermen C. Burke,
Deitz, Dempsey, Hasdai, Shone man and
Light
Absent. Aldermen J. W. Burke, Bur
dick, Kalm, Ellis and Durrett.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read. On motion to confirm,
Alderman Doitr. moved that they be con
firmed, except that portion that related
to the granting of the encroachment* to
TV. J. Lawton, on Popular street. The
motion then prevailed and the minutes
were confirmed.
The minutes of the last call} mooting
were read and confirmed.
citv brand* held higher. Loro steady at 54t«5S.
sacked, delivered nt depot Pork stead at $16 50.
Hacun in fair demand; shoulder* 9}; clear rib 10};
dear side* 101. packed. Lanl steady at 8!@9|;i
tierre keie 7(*7b rternu. Whisky lower at
95. |
Nkw Orlba>*. -Coro in fair demand and sup
ply faht; white and yellow, 09&70. Bran OOSMT
at l&igHX. Lard ui fair demand forexitort trade;
tierce, ftif **}; kev lob* 11. Supar Mock small,
with good local demand; common 9; fair 91^9};
fifadtoftiliy fair JOi^lOj; choice 11 h 4 H}- Afo-
lav-t-s. no movement; Louisiana quoted at $1;
Cincinnati $1 Cofleo in demand at fl}£22}.
Others unchanged.
CiscixsATi.-Flour steady at $6S2&7. Corn
ffrra at 52^53. Purk steady at $1A?1G 25; sales
10. Lard dull and nominal at 7w7i: summer 7,
7b 8. steam: 8} kettle. Bacon quiet at 9}: shoul
ders 10}^ 10i; dear rib 10}iiol. ek'ar. wkUy
stead/ at 93.
$t, Lon*.—Flour ffimcr and in improved de
mand; superffn-- winter. $3 50^4 25. Corn slow
for No. 2 mixed a\ cast side on track nnd in ele
vator. Whisky lower at $101. Pork quiet;
small lot* $16 75. Bacon dull; only limited job-
bin* demand. Don! unchanged.
Wilmivotox—Spirit* turpentine stca»lv nt 39.
Rosin steady at |C 65 for straintid; 4 05 for
pale. Crude turpentine steady at $2 for hard;
$S 35 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at v$.
Lmirooi— Xoon —Laid 38a. Pork 70.
Karine New*.
Nkw Took—Arrived. Victoria, Rising Star,
Java. Fusia. Atlas. Poland. Arrival out, Maine.
Andalusia, California. ESypt. Oceanic. Harmonia.
Trial Trip.
TT'OR FIFTY CENTS you can try that excel-
i 1 lent local paper. THE HOl’rfTOX HOME
JOURNAL for four months. It is full irf local
news of Hbustow and Macon counties. Circula
tion rapidly increasing. Try it. Address
before the Court-lioaso door, in the town of
The popular route to ^ T ew York IS the Oglethorpe. Macon county, within the legal hours
HuTitie Linn I of sale, on the first Tuesday in October next, the
jllowin* property, to-wit:
Lot of land No. 101, in the 2d district of origi-
nally Musoovee. now Macon county. Levied on as
x>i :i i Uxt.:. tl,a property of the estate of (icorjre t. Shtaly, de-
liulaaelpmal ceased, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior
1st .WraUfi I Court oS taid Jfacon county, in favorol Tomes XV.
Armstrong vs. M. Lhhealv, \\ m.Js.iealvnm' LA.
•J*. Shealy, administrators • ( Geo. C. Sheal.v, do-
ceiLvsl, an<l William Slierlv. security, and trans
ferred to W. J. Collins ami \Vm. Shealy. l*roperty
l»int<xl out by said Collins.
Also. CO acres of Land, more or ltN*,lvinaall that
jart of lot No. 250. in the 2d district of originally
.Muscocw, now 3Iacon. except 50 acres in tlie
northeast comer, ami92} acres on the west line of
said lot, covensl by willow's ilowt r. Levied on as
the property of the estate of David S. Mabry, de-
Tickets to Now York,
ruid Baltimore by the most desirable
routes, at Brown & Co/s!
jaly20sun&thur tf
Tickets to New York and Philadel
phia, via Pennsylvania Air Line, at
Brown &. Co/s. july20sunthur tf
Eight iiukdiucd boxes tobacco
ceived and for sale at xnaxrofacturefs
prices by Geo. W. Head.
sopt3 3t _
infit re- I ceased, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the County
•. . I Court of said county in favor of Elizabeth WaJ-
tctuicra j loctfTs. u xiahrv. excnitrix ot said D. S.
Mabrv’, deceased.
Also, lot of land No. 14C, in the 28th district of
ori#rinally Lee. now Macon county. Levied on a*
the property of defendant to satisfy a fi fa issued
Expresiiing.—If you feel oppressed by I M.™
the beat and dust, just step into Loh’s,
in the Lanier House building, and take a end of lot No. 100, and 50 acre* of lot No. loo, all
, e , . . , hi tho 15th district of originally Houston, now
cof-1 refreshing bath for only twenty-five I 3i acou countv, containing in tho as^srezaic 29U
cents. Shavintr, hair cutting, etc., by acrra moroorlcw.- Levied un to ratisly afl fa
issued from the .Superior Court of said county, in
the most skillful tonsorial artists, and at favor of Lyon Jt Irwin, Phil Cook and T. P. Lloyd
i . . , A I va. »aid lands, now in possession of B. B. Odom.
tho coolest establishment in the city. J Tiittrtn 1 J. C. HUNTER, sheriff.
Stnuigers visiting Macon should remem-
ber this—tlio people hero all know it.
julyl2eodtf
Stood tiik Test.-The only Baking l’owdcr
that has stood the test for years, and been found
free from adulteration, healthy, and reliable is Dr.
Prire’s Cream. Try it, and sco how decidedly
superior it is to the cheap kinds in the market. At
the same time try Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings,
Ila, Lemon, etc., and see how superior in
strength and excellence they are to all others.
Find them at grocers. scp2-codAwl w
sold, on tho first Tuesday in October next
\»ith!n lh*M.>u:il hour* «>f vil--. te furt- th- i nrt-
1 icuse door, in the town of Irwinton, the following
described lands, to-wit:
Three hundred and fifty-five acres of lam
more or less, being 202} acres of lot No. 99, and
152} acres of lot No. 98, in the 25d district of said
county. Sold as tho property of John Allen to
satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of Sarah
AUen, executrix on the estate of Willis Allen,
deceased, Vo. John Alien. Purchasers to pay for
deeds, etc, * J. T. SMITH,
septtds•Deputy Sheriff.
Tirors.ixDS of mothers have placed on record
their belief, tliat for all complaint* of the stomach
and bowels to which children are subject*.
ZTARBAST’S EFrURVESCEXT 8EI.TZGR APERIENT
is the most unexceptionable of correctives and nl
teratives. The reasons for this belief are obvii
It forms a delicious and most refreshing draught,
relieves tho bowels of all acrid matter without
pain, alleys fever, induces sleep, strengthens the
digestion, neutralizes acid in the stomach, cures
flatulence, acts a* a gentle stimulant, tone* the
tender nerves, and never gripe* the patient. What
family can afford to bo without such a resource
in sickness? Sold by all druggists,
septa 2awAw2w.
Mess Pork. Mess Pork,
BARRELS full weight 3IESS PORK,
just rccecivcd and for sale by
p2-3 JONES A BAXTER.
Cooking Butter.
sep2 3t
JONES & BAXTER
Corn, Oats, Hay,
lnUfa BRAN and COW PEAS, for sale very
-IxL cheap to close consignment, by
sep23t
JONES A BAXTER.
Homes for the People 1
aiREE of tin* most ELIGIBLE LOTS*for pri-
Neighborbood the fast in I he city. Terms a* ren-
*-ui table ond accommodating a* can be expected.
Apply to JOHN D. McKELLAR.
Na 06 Second st, next J. W. Burke A Ca’s.
marts tf -j.
S1X.I4 REFRRED.
Jone*s ft Baxter, P. H. Ward, R. B.
Hall, A. McCallie. W. W. Johnson, J. H.
Zcilin A Co.
mixs passed.
J. S. Schofidd & &>n, $02 08; Jones ft
Baxter, $iV* 02; D. C. Hodkins ft Son,
$1S 00; G. K. Barker. $4 40; J. H. ZeOin
ft Co., $14 40; W. ft E. P. Tuvlor, $4 50;
W. S. Clarke, $310 00; J. H. Zeilin ft Co.,
$13 k>; K. X. M •< troth. $75 00; J. C.
Whtvlt-r, 815 25; W. A. Hojwi-n Co.,
$77 75; G. J. Blale, $17 50; J. H. Zcilin
ft Co.. $f> 35.
Petition of_C. Jai^tetter, to bo exempt
from paying tho kilanee of Ei* city tax
for this year, and for the city to refund
the mmonnt-Alxuadjr paid, as his property
has been greatly damaged by reason of
the street near his property not being
worked, was referred to the Committee
on Streets.
Petition of W. W. WrigSpyJ Canfe of i
the Krst Natii'nai Bank of Skeen, for
FOR RENT.
P SOM the 14 of Octolicr next the foiloMi
property, brloneinr to the estate of Mrs. Jane
Kcccrs, deceased:
The eiirht-room house on Oddborpe street
where Mrs. Rogers formerly lived.
One fivo-n> tn tlwelling hou-*e on Oglethorpe;
now occupied by Dr. T. W. Mason.
One store-house on corner erf Oglctkorpo am
Third street*, opposite Findlay's liton Work*.
Two live-room dtetUni homc» on Tliird street,
opposite Findlay* Iron Work*. ~ *’
One storehouse on tlw corner of Arch andThinl
streets, now ocrupird hy H. M. Im-Lt.
Also a nnmht r <*f other small
For term* erf rent, etc., inquire of
rETER HARRIS,
aug24 dlwsutuSw goe—Igr.
Nature’s Appeals tor IlELr.—Every indica
tion of debility and exhaustion is a mute appeal
of Nature for medicinal aid to arrest the progress
of decay. How are these silent appeals of physic
al weakness to tho resources of the healing art
usually met r Too often, unfortunately, tho drugs
prescribed aggravate the symptoms. Whoever
mends drastic purgatives, or mineral sali-
vanto, or poisonous alkaloids, under such circum
stances, is an ally of the ailment and an enemy of
tho patient. Whoever, on tho contrary, advises
the broken down and desponding sufferer to re
sort to that peerless vegetable invigorant, Hostot
tar’s Stomach Bitters, for aid and comfort, is a
true philanthropist. It is safe to say that there
never was an instance in which such advice was
given and accepted without the happiest results.
the very depths of weakness and despon
dency thousands have b&D restored to vigor,
health and cheerfulness by the renovating opera
tion <rf this wholesome stimulant and altera the.
AU its medicinal ingredients are remarkable for
tbeir sanative properties, and in combination form j and from first hands. For sale by
flute specific f-»r indigestion, ln.-r iuk- "t T, ‘ vv<
pbint, nenutis idfeetii-n*, rlicmnatiMn. iiit«rmi$> | DiSD i»rv<r
tent .'ever*, irenera! and local weakness, and every I fUK lilSilT
*pe< ie* of disorder incident to change of season or I „ * , r ,
cfinniti*. The stimulative element of this invalu- I XT , ^* ie * irs ^ °f October, the store on Mul-
able protective and restorative is not aa impure j -f* berry street.at present occupied byB.Lowcn-
o-xcitant, but the-thoroughly rectified essence of j thall as a bar-room. Apply to
Flour, Flour, Flour,
P Barrel*. Quarter. Half and Whole Sacks
good and as cheap as any in market. For sale
by JONES & BAXTER.
aep2St''
Whisky.
C /-<HEST.\*UT GROVE," “Arm.'." “Oramra
\ alley." and “Genuine Duncan,- all pure
JONES Jt BAXTER.
septS Iw*
P. PEYTON.
a eowic-towx roerdiant recently sued hi* drug
gist 1st attempt to- defraud. - He was suffering
from inflamed kidneyj and asked for Dj*. Helm-
bold’i; Buchn. The drurcint gave him another
kind, upon which the profit was greater. Instead
(4 rvicvinir the patient as the genuine prepara-
preparation had always done, the imitation com
pound agrrarated the disease and a long and dis
tressing illness followed. The court, after full
bearing, cave judgment for the plaintiff with
cost*. Moral, buy only the genuine.
For Sale.
Bppflt*
■se rhrtal. Imt little
ew. Will l*e sold very
■ W. A COLLINS*;;.
* At Flanders JL Uuguenin’s Warenoute.
WtjUgVi Glass.—Great attention is now de-
son oc ty paid to the kinds of Window Glass mod
in dwellings Mores and churches. All qualities
of American awl French Window, pfatograph.
Cut, Ground. Enameled and Picture Colored
Glass, wiiolesale and retail, from Mr.P. P. Toele,
N**. 29 Hayne street. Chariest on, S. C. Send for
mflurai bc|>t2idlm
HOWARD HOUSE
BROAD STREET.
Xrarly opporitc ilontgomory nnil Eufaula Rlil-
road IVjjot,
EUPAULA, ALABAMA.
J. V. HOWARD. - . pitoptuETOE*.
Only n short walk to and from the Southwest
ern Railroad. Seventy-live cents saved in omni-
bns fare- sept* 6m
Mark your Clothing, Books, Pa
per Visiting Cards, Etc.,
THE DOG-DAYS
—AND—
THE DOG STAR!
pav» lhrccrii thedoft?
- *o homftr bre-nlH.” as
the ml air Vsiih foe
. anmCU8 t« makhik.k.
1L\FPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG'MEN frera
ifa -'fflct.-r erf' Error.’ aad AbfaU in early life
Jlanhoul re>tu r:-d. Imj^UiDiWito to Maartagen -
’moved; New lOtfluiJirf treatment. XOrhanli
markaltL. remedies. IiouLs and circulars sent
lav. in* mailed ondsk dllou HOWARD
MBoCUtlWXd*5Wth%nlfc «»•!. Phils- J
<Mphia. i*x. an institution ha\i»x a hfafli rrytei j
tire* ftw honorahlo conduct ”’rl prc$c*.*k>ral skin, j
jnlyslSm
Kuatf
, , . - ,, i noiuur nr i-mik - tun • . • —•—— -
r.'inif.jvnoo taivs l'-i-'t :■ r years j -h - - :• t ..-..-t. •• ■ t - TTf>uspkpprw>rs- Situnvinn W.moH
1S7-. t::.tt .--.ii.1 lout's. . > ~ : .■ i - AlouseReepcrs attufitiou wanted
SALE OF
usrcT.ATirED FREIGHT.
Macox axd Brunswick Railroad,
Macon, August 29th, 1873.
rpilK following article* of UNCLAIMED
J- FREIGHT, if not called for before date of
sale, will be sokl to the highest bidder at tlio depot
of tlio Mucon and Brunswick Railroad, on 24TH
DAY SEI*TEMBER, 1873,' sale fo begin nt 19
o’clock, a. m.
S Waxelhaum & Bpj, i box fun*.
1* ft G, I box glassware.
S Moreland, 2 hale* iiedding.
Jno Falo Jt Co 1 ]>ckg, 2 boxes mdse.
H Camithers, 1 sack jx>t ware.
W J Ilotlges, 1 sack empti *
D W Lewis 1 rack cotton
T J Davis. 1 1k)x hardware.
Ordinary Telfair County, 2 boxes books.
W P Eastman, I box, (2) cam oik
Jim Saltmarsh, 1 box muse.
F F Reed. 1 box mdse.
L M Gardner, 1 trunk.
A S Goodbread, 1 trunk.
H Powell, 1 bos.
Ordiuuiy Pulaski County, 1 box.
V, 1 box pickles.
11,4 boxes brandy peaches.
31 Keaton, 1 box books.
B J Bgertou, 38 water buckets.
“ 4 lulls barrel covers.
Geo F Stevens 1 box fireworks.
No mark. 7 sacks guano.
“ ** 11 empty racks.
44 “ 1 grain cradle.
44 44 1 sack cotton.
44 44 1 old pot.
44 44 1 sack harness.
44 44 I box sundries.
44 44 1 box circular saws.
44 44 1 roll bogging.
4 ‘ 1 spinning wheel.
44 44 1 tin boiler.
“ ** 1 ix-kg, (2) glazed sasli.
44 44 1 axle, yoke and bows,
44 “ 15 pieces bedstead,
M ” 1 mill hopper.
44 44 t table.
44 44 2 sacks seed cotton.
44 “ 1 wagon wheel.
44 4 ‘ 1 carrinrrr- pole.
44 44 bundle wythes.
44 44 4 pieces tar iron.
J. F. KIBBEE.
aiuriodtautel General Freight Agent.
Kenmore University High School,
Amherst, C. »!., Va.
Pn-fKiratory to the University of Vn. II. A. Strode
(Math. 3!cdallist U. \ a.). Principal nnd instructor
in .Mathematics. 11. C. Brock, B. I it. U. Va. (re
cently Ass t Prof. Latin, U. Va.) Instructor in
Greek, Latin. French, German and Botany. This
is one of the leading high schools of Virginia, and
present* many a (vantage* incomparable >vith
those of others. Students also received for tho
Summer. New session begins September 15th,
1873. For Catalogue, address tho Principal.
Agents Wanted tUo New Book.
Eliflemic ui Contagions Diseases
with the newest and best treatment for all cases.
The only thorouuli work of the kind in tho world.
Embrace* Small-pox. Yellow Fever. Cholera anti
all analogous diseases. No family safe without it,
and all buy it. llna 24 chromatic illustrations.
The biggest chance of tlw season for agents. Ad-
II. S. (innlNl'MKll A- ( (V .".7
Write for a Price List to J. II. JOHNSTpX. ^
GREAT WESTERN GUN ¥0RE,
170 Smithficld St.. Pittsburg. Pa.
Brooch-Loading Shot Guns, $40 to $100. Double
Shot Guns, $8 to $150. Single Guns, S3 to $20.
Rifles, $8 to $75. Revolvers, $5 to $25. Pistol*. $1
$8. Gun Material, Fishing Tackle, etc. Large
dist'onnts to ditilers or chOts. Army Guns. Re
volver*. i tc.. bought or traded for. Goods sent by
express C. O. D„ to lie examined before paid for.
(D X xndkOA per <lay 1 Agents wanted!
rprj U All classes or working peo
ple, of citlicr sex, young or old, make more money
at work for us in their spare moment*, or ail the
time, than nt anything else. Particulars free.
Address G. STINSON A CO., Portland, Maine. .
Dr?, Greene, imilley & Beniluy’b
GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINES!
Their success attest* their merits. Tlio afflicted
who have tries 1 them say that DR. GREENE’S
FIT CURE will stop at once all kinds of Fits,
Spasms and Convulsions. Epilepsy, Cholera and
Nervous Wakefulness arc completely under its
control. That Comp. Ext. Cory dal is is the great
est ALTERATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER
known. That Medicatkd Hoxey lias no equal
as a remedy in Bronchitis, Asthma and Coughs.
That Neuralgia Specific is just what its mono
implies. They are for sale by all Druggists. Pre
pared only by Drs. GREENE. L1NDLEY &
BENTLEY, Charlotte. N. C.
FINE CLOTHING
Is now complete and comprises everything new and nobby in
Diagonal, Basket, Tricot,
Beaver and Cassiniere Suits]
Overcoats, Bokes, Buggy Blankets, Etc., Etc]
We also ask an examination of our huge stock of
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,j
f J ;
• Which embraces everything new and popular in
UNDERWEAR AND NECKWEAhI
OF ALL THE FASHIONABLE STYLES.
A SPECIALTY—SHIRTS made to order and a fit guaranteed.
careful inspection of our good* is invited. Merchants can save both time and money hv I
HERTZ, VIKCilA ft CO.,
60 CHERRY STREET. MAPOYGl
Notice in Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES FOR THE NORTHERN DIS
TRICT OF GE0RGL\.
In the matter of John W. Wyatt—In Bankruptcy
T HIS is to give notice, once n week for three
weeks, that I have"been appointed Assignee
of the estate of John W. Wyatt, of Jasper county,
upon his own petition, by the District Court for
said District. HENRY T. S3IITII,
aug27 law3w Araigitey.
IT TT TT The greatest compound known
JLi» IT* JLL* for man or beast. There is no
31E DICIN E. pain or swellingit win not re
lieve. Stiff and lamo joints are made supple.
Cures more rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back,
headache, toothache, sore throat and bad sprains
Ion man, and sore shoulder, stiff joints, sprains,
ringbone, sjavin, etc., on animals, than all other
remedies, in same time. Wholesale agents, SOLO
MON & CO., Savannah. Agents wanted in every
county. FRANCIS A KLDItIDGE, Proprietors,
92<» N. Front St.. Phil.-vh-lphin. Pa.
BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
SANFORD’S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
A purely Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic, for Dys
pepsia, Constipation. DehiUty> Sick Headache,
Bilious attack*, and all derangements of liver,
stomach and bowels. Ask your druggists for it.
Beware of imitation.
EOSS & COLEMAN]
JOBBERS OF
IDRT GOODS
BOOTS AND
Hats and.
SHOES
N otionsj
We cure the habit permanently,
cheap, quick, without suffering
or inconvenience. Describe
EATERS. | your case. Address S.G. ARM
STRONG, M. D., Berrien Springs, Michigan.
aturl4dlawlt
FOB SALE CHEAP.
S half-acre lot with a six-room dwelling,
kitchen, outhouse*, etc., situated on Second
street between Oak and Arch. Is within a few
minute* walk of the business part of the city, de
pot end workshops, and has proven to be a healthy
place. Apply to
D. D. CRAIG.
auglO eodtf R. A. MORRIS.
Coal. Coal.
TY7B will sell Coal at summer rate until first of
> > October. Orders left at Messrs. Winship
ft Callaway’s store. Post Office, or office of A. Q.
Butt's Esq., will receive prompt attention. Yard
opposite Rock Mill.
£p2 tf BUTTS A ROSS.
WANTED.
J.M. BOARDMAN
ALL NIGHT LONG!
—Prom this date my—
Saloon and Restaurant
Best Wines and Liquors,
And my Restaurant is supplied with all the deli-
iciesof the season. OYSTERS, Beaten her 4th.
sep2tl JOHN VALENTINO.
1871 and
his Honor by oversight, gave in and paid taxes to
■tivin" cri- tie city on the capital stock of agUnk
I rower erf that greet anti-bilious
i Siaimoiis 9 Liver Kesrulator!
With the Star Linen Marker!
.'gWSSWMgg -t SbgrttMriyj tehOOP ; -r,E nl , * P^cjin , SUr Lin, „ Mnrk^r It fa
££2=3* i : SwaEviSSSBSKsas
tty it will Ui>d f t r> Saccr Luitor of tnc Telegraph. raueaatf , for all your fiuailj, tenfher with a bottle of Tn-
delible Ink. Inking Ibd and box to keep wnAfr
in. Person.- who have no family can git their
* —’* of type.
the city on the capital
amounting to one hundred tbooauia dol-
Un- and abo gave in and paid taxes to
said city, on the hanking house owned
l»v said l*ank as real estate, when the
said one hundred thousand dollars is in
f;vc 4 rnitelo up in jvixt of the value of said
banki-g fa use building and lot. waa rc-
fia-rwi to tlu Finum e Ccianiittee.
Petition of J. AN*. Truman, trust tee for
>«r- x/ a fin.-r f.tr rednct&m nfiMmi Regulator cmnucnreu uc«. w punAr ‘r 4 ***: i
Miss M. A. King, lor a miucuon «afbe^ lhe whote ^.-t^-pL-v-Inc it inan ntt.nd- k
mont on loU / nnd i>, square lo, was re- eoanMa defence—fortified and gu*rdt\l azz: ^ ___ _ . . , . _
furred ti# the PinOOt Committee. - the m:whoic^ome miasmaticinfiocnre4f iheiL*^- . /TkhE.QR T"0 fine-. ./* : raGii: .dairrr'.
rTtitioa Of Trvww.l G»*n. tfakin* I Mq Hi *T E YOUai*nrK^^
Council to remit a jx-rf-ut! of the Iiovusl' j s:orSL r ?AsvL Hca-fa-hr. Chraor |utrUt«
jevid by them. huvin.r purchased the stock BilwuJUteI.lv- ; vit-'Dlf
th’.* fate Jt. A- ’iVvsr, »nd to Sitnittoii>'Ljv or lionuliitor, flic,
i jGroat Family M««licine t
Is manuljetured only by
J. If. ZEILIN ft CO.
Ye who jane upon ll* brink of the grave ha*;-
I to try the efficacy uf this Favorite H " 1
I You will not regret it. Tbae whugft J
i' u:reclectic institute,
j ‘ i-b Stnalwel PnpiU |uo:>l to f jrty. V.»«
I Nd Prerjirir M«-duu.e 1 as « rcrleen offered culars a^p.v toihe^rahn.-jpcl.
f a* • tf. vk.-i aa SIM-
Sirv* 14 the
rogu-
tc the pa'Ac •* 1> ’ S--
MONS r LIVER REGl’L-VTOR.
| now. will parity j
:sar ;o
»a»idn
afllroll and *h<
- the The Star Linen 3Iark-
.taimg when? tn.jy can |je
r it to them.
WANTED AT ONCE.
dassprartica
s lhe lu-'b-
y. C. SAWRER.
31EL)iCAL CAItl).
LOOK OUT CAPITALIST.
AM efferinr for sale a valuable bouse and lot.
TiMSPHHPH .
JL a corner locatim. in the business portion of j chaser* of ticket*,
the citJ* suitable for dwelliires or b~asraj^igft~ —
Lilienu terms as to price and time
early application to
W. T. MORGAN, or
CUBBEDGE, HAZLEHURST ft CO.
aag241 aw4vr
$300,000 1
Missouri State’Lottery!
Legalized by State Authority and
Drawn In PubUc at St. Loui.<i.
Grand Single Number Scheme!
50,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS I TO BE DRAWN SEPTTL 30. 1873.
5,880 PRIZES, AM0UNTIK8 TO $300,000;
1 prise of. $50,000 1 5000 prises of....:. $100
1 prize of 13,450 9 prizes of. 1000
1 prize of 10,000 J 0 prizes of. 500
2 prize erf 7,500 ! 9 prizes of...!.. 500
•4prizes of ... 'SkOOO 9 prizes of. 250
4 prizes of. ...*..: 2.5001“ SO prizesof. 200
20 prizes of 1,000 , 30 prizes of..—. 150
20prizes of......:.. 500 180 prizesof.
40prizes of 250 1 5,000 prizesof. __
Tickets $10. Hall Tickets $5, Quarters $2.50.
Our lotteries nro clmrtered bv the State, are al
ways drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under tblfflijPa'ihkn of sworn commissioners.
The official drawing wfiTbo pul>!L-»hcd in the St.
Louis papers, and a copy of drawing sent to pur-
Macon, Georgia.
THE ATTENTION OP
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
Is earnestly called to the fact that we are how prejiared to save them both tirni and
purchase of their
FALL AND WINTER STOCKl
E. B. POTTER, M. D.
HOMCEOPATHIST
paid wholMtde aod rottul lioenM—tji^" j
nopr laivin>t only one place of justness |
upon which two license* have been paid,
was referriHl to the Finance Committee.
Comtnanicatii'n of B. . Iverson, J. L. aurtt UitawJtw
^ Sanlsbniy, and others, protesting acoinit
the city ^rantinp of an enc-atachment on
j l’oploi' street in front of W. J. Lawton’s Una, it
I residence as the street now stands; but { O a ho«* convtnnriit
| surest in g that if the city wodcf
haae the residence of Mrs. J. B
• Lamer House.
jolylS tf
.and Philadrtphix —t —;
. thS dat- DR. W3L R. BURGEsS !ns v
X tec ft'UiK*. «i-v uiui night, ax hr offiaxoviV
iLuikiu, MsM^nl'iinr A Co. 4 * !>ni: St-jr*-. tvni-r
•'"‘ ,Vrr> onrru^tf ; «or.- -a l.-l.-
BOARDING.
Thr Pallrr l atlform,.
1-he uniforms now worn bv the Macon , T — ■, , |.,~r Room, in,
.. ... suircestmir that if the city wouJIjmr- -Jo >• »<■ .> ihh.-m m
jKJicetire anythin- but tint.*, of U-auty. ch ^ fhe " «ddenee of Mm. J. B. .V , jZSfigrSig 0 n ~"*
They prenent a« much the apjH-ar.iuco of strong and open Washington avenue u» • ,•>»;■ CUT V. 0. BcX tf.
Avenue Store to Rent.
' , UB blORE on Colton Avenue, row xvu*...
uy Mrs. Ucadrii.
FOR RENT CHEAP.
K More ou Clierej- sUuei, wixtto Gr*-» r, „
; *t present •erupted by Cel
ol:. Difr '-fion given l»f Vf Ortdrfr. A
DE. WOODBEIDGE’S
PAINLINIMENT
K EMOVES in from five to twenty minute* the
most violent jsiia* of NEURALGLl and
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, curing very severe
forms of the>e disoosea in from one to five days;
also the STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS which
sometime* accompanies the last. It also cures
SPRAINS OF THE JOINTS in twelve hours;
GUM-BOILS. NERVOUS HEADACHES.
fudinstlM wjiich follow Intermittent Fevers
Tofth Ache-*, in from one to five minute**;also
Colic, Ilnr- Worm and Meningitis. The second
rase wiis cored in Brunswick, relieving in the la.st
m a few miRutes, the pain in the head and neck,
am the rigidity of the muscles of tho neck.
■ nitnhireo ntainimreertificatesof its virtues
“H® y fao have used it, at the Drug Store* of
It- B. HALL. Macon, ari l U. F. ULMER. Savan-
uah, who have it for **!*•_ AHdrrc; orders to
" VB~p. G. WOODBBIDGE.
^ inch. Sawlytf Urun^wirk. Go.
New York and Brunswick
PACKET LINE
r PHE attention of the mercantile pulllie >* t«-
l spectfullv ckIIhI te- *.!>* :dx>ve Bucket.
r1873.
. - Remit at our risk by Fostofficc, |
; Registered Letter, Draft or Express. Send for i
circular. Address,
| . MURRAY, MILLER ft CO-
Postoffiec Box_2i-Uj. St. Louis, Mo.
WAGES
TX)R all who arc willing to work. Any rorson,
Jj old or young, cf either sex. can make from $10
to $30 a week, at home, day or evening. ‘Wanted
by alL Suitable to either city or country, and any
seamen of the year. This is a rare opportunity for
thotewboamout of work, and out of money, to
make an independent fixing. No capital bstag re
quired. Our BUphli t, “HOW TO MAKE A
LIVING,” giving fofl matrnstionStfspttiB receipt
of 10 cents. Address A. BURTON ft CO^Morrw-
•i. V- • - < ci.ujit.v, N. Y.
WE SELL AT
WHOLESALE OISTLY-
OUR STOREROOM BEING ADEQUATE. ENADLES US TO KEEP T1IE
LARGEST AED MOST COMPLETE STOCK)
TO BE FOUND IN ANT MARKET
IUST THE SOUTH.
With ample means to take advantage of %11 DISCOUNTS and DRIVES, and with expen* '
half, than any house doing the same amount of business, we feel warranted in saying that «
make
Prices and Terms Equal to any Market in the Union-j
A heavy stock of FACTORY GOODS always on land at Factory Prices-
BOSS & COMMAS.
rflt: ’ MACO.V.GEOKQ^.
J. H. DOBBS.
(UtconVue.Dobta* 1 " 1
npu£ BBCKtVITUi.il PORT.TtKB FAMILY
X SLWINGMAOHINE.miSuaay.'tmltimmy
advanta--, ■» .
$2U refuhiksl. ocu, tvu.j
Beckwith Sewing Mach
N.Y.
an Satisfaction I-uaranteed,
mt compkte. with full directions.
.. Broadway,
MIK NEW ELASTIC TRCS
L inven
and unde:
An important
ipoi
illti
the hard* -t cicemseor severest strain.
It u wont With comfort, and if kept on nfaht and
dnv.c.-Tect-ta permanent ntre m a few wwkip hold
rh.\n on.l ^-nt bv mail when requeated. Cirrulara
f-r,. Vi/ipn ordered by letter sent to the Elastic
Truss Co., No. 6*3 Broadway, N. Y. rity. Nolody
Metal Sprinif Trusses: too painful; they slip
off too frequently-mayl2eodfteowly
Nt
| ply to
i
J. VALENTIN,
Whcw .■ 1'o.br j .tita Ike ELiNT HOISE. ivuliini^ twvntv-
l^-.l ond uninniK'j.-J, Da ' * vo _!*■»■>* *itb do r lvn and atuettuUin». (Jar d
tliC b —I 'UtiMi' L"
Appb to
uuftH
! TO KENT.
• kkNE COTTAGE HOUSE on r.rept.rn-
1 \.r nrvlv nevr. Also, on^ DWKLIJXG oppont**
1 th-
S. I*. IU8 will l)e r--ady to'.
York mi or about the 121 h of An- '
. L. Bradley a'tom the 2tnb Au-
i Kentucky University.
G. b. ROBERT*.
i and Old Transylvania. Six colleges in opei£
We h:ir • e-vrrr facilirv for recehinar -o rirr »nd r.. with professor* and 600 student* from
forwarding freight. anii*sll freight >hip;* ,J by this 2- St ites. Entire f«- for college yea:, 320. except
Hue will r>«-ivt prompt attention. * i.j tn-* Law, Medical and Omnnereial Colleges.
WARREN RAY. Air't New York. 120 Wall st. lto-irdin.- from $2 to $5per week. For Catalogue.
s. C. LITTLEFIELD ft CO, : address J. B. BOWMAN, Reger.r, Ix-xiTurtoru Ky.
aogSwtf Brunswick, (iz. aurlMlawlm
WALKER & D0BBS|
Successors to Wise, Dobbs ft Co.,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS Vi |
CHINA, CKOCKEKT and GLASSWARE,
S1L7IEPLATID WA2I, POCKET AND TABLE COTLIBt
COAL OIL, LAMPS, BURNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS, ETC.
GHAHDXLISS8, GAS AM KEROSENE FlXTTJfiSS
He would can the attention of Merchant, to wtr i
feeling tlut we can give entire satisfaction
also complete.
and varied Mock of the aho*^
n^arl to qualit}' and price. Otr r.’t’ti d>P
WAZBEB At DOBBS. ,