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THE CITY. FRIDAY MORMNG.aKPTKMBFlt 1 !w«' Peer. W, Leroy Bro' tTnivor.ity was in the ci mr, of the State ity buit night. M a tor Ilurr returnee Het night. 1 from Louisville Rev. J. W. Burke, af ter a few weeks ntraiizinj in North Go n ■gia, hasn turn.^1 to the city. Col. Jbsor B. Cl*mmi> Ls n rain ^ dourly ill ns to lie confii nod to lii.s home. Ho arae not at hi, office at all yesterday. Coo. L. N. AVnrrrLE. has returned home, after a pleasant and profitable mr journ, at b. ime of the fashionable resorts in the North. He is greatly re- operated l>y bis trip. Koerm A: Bonn. Attention is called to tho adrertise- njsnt of Messrs. Rogers A Bonn* They hare in store an immense stoek of pro vision* and groceries, and are fully pre pared for any demand of tho fall and winter trade. Sr. Hap.nn'. Retrain*. Mr. Hopson's remair. did not arrive last evening was expected, the train having failed to makeeonnection atWoah- ington city. If uo ftlKlier dr»ay occu, the remains will arivc to-night, on tlie chrht O’clock train from Angusta. Col. J. T. Leaner*, news editor of tlio Constitution, is spending the present week in Macon. He is reporting for the Macon Department of that paper. The Colonel is one of the truest gentlemen on the Georgia press, and is a roost agreea ble companion. Rrv. J. 0. Ilmxau .pastor of Mulberry street Methodist Church, is st home, af ter a delightful run to tho for North, His health is vastly improves!, and be will be able to resume the duties of his high calling and discharge them with more vigor than ever. Sudden Drafli. Mr. H. 8. Fcagin, telegraphed from Columbus yesterdsy that his mother-in law, Mrs. Johnson, died very suddenly at three o'clock yesterdsy morning. Ho also telegraphed that his little son ecomod to bo somewhat better, and hopes aro entertained that thojlittle'fellow will roeovor. A Combat. A couple of Third street yonng gen tlemen had n muscular difference of opin ion, yesterday afternoon. Both main tained tho argument in a forcible man ner. until outside parties intefered and further argument was delayed until this njofning, when it will be concluded be fore the Mayor’s court. Netv Unrbrr Midp. Mr. Henry Schmidt lias opened a new barber shop in If off building, next door to tho Isaacs House. Ho has it thorough ly equipped with now furniture, and has in front the handsomest barber sign in Macon. Mr. Schmidt, for a number of year*, has been ono of Mr. Loh’s operat ives, and he is known to In a first-rate barber. to speak to everybody who lifted their hats to us on the way, it was not in ac cordance with our custom, bet beams-’ wc desired to feel sad do, for one brief while, as grand people feel and do. This carriage is one of the many addi tions that Mew. Heath A Forter are making to their rolling stock. 1 it is as handsome an e3tabli.-.hment as there is in Mn on. THE LOST CHILD EOI'ND. He Wander* Away Three Hlle* From ■•me. Mention was made yesterday morning of the fact that a little three jam old win of Mr. Charles A- Kendall, had wan dered away from home and was lost. It was very painful to think of the dan^-r-, the little fellow was likely to encounter about the city, and when up to daylight next morning no tidings of him ha-1 reached the ears of liis agonised mother, it was dreadful to think that he might haro wundCTitl aWh y ^ river. We are gla* ZJ] rv-nnee, however, that the child waa returned and sound to his mother yesterday morning, lie wam found Wednesday evening, on the Macon and Western railroad track, above the Laboratory, and fully three ynjlftg from his home. IXow he ever got so far away U aJipost past comprehension. mtcy # vhP Kira near the *uF. ••—- ^ - • - Lanin?, ^ railroa/l track, sitting in nia —. ' a child crying on the truck. He went out and found the little fellow walking up and dqwn the track, crying, and in a state of perfect bewilderment. He took the child home with him and kept him dur ing tha night—the child being unable to give any account of himself. Yesterday morning Mr. Riley came to the city to seek tho parents of tho little wanderer. Of course ho had no trouble in finding them, and soon had the pleasure of re storing tho child to its overjoyed mother. It is fortunate that Mr. Riley heard the child's cries and went to its relief; for, in all probability, had he not done so, it would have remained upon the track un til a train came along ar-d perhaps crushed it to death. THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND Financial and Commercial j READING NOTICES; MESSENGER: MORTUNG, SEPTEMBER .11,1878. But r new ote Liv- Stri'-t Cotton. There uhuledomrinthere Utile is rominiT nl Irem Say direction. A tnW And tbeir w»y in every iUr. » c‘|i erpod middling in .ctivc dimsnd »t is.. .nrtdl.neoxnntatrt. fraction ^ Tbe receijiU Mnee Mag **” * ,, ^ Shipment’ durins the !•'»- “ lisle*. SalesTS. VAC05 COTTON MTATKilXT. smelt on 1Je ° r^oi i\«wl mimv Ui*t report RrWITCd ioumj cs Tlic Weather Tho weatlier opened very hot yesterday morning, bnt about cloven o'clock, banks of clouds rolled up in tho west and seve ral light showers of min fell, cooling tho atmosphere and moisturing it, making it tax more endurable than it was before the rain. Then) was somo thunder and lightning, but not enough to constitute much of a storm. The Kills;hi* of Pytlilns. It- had been expected that a now lodge Of the Knight.4 of Pythias would be insti tute! in this city to-night, but owing to tho nhsonco of Colonel Davidson, Grand Chancellor, from tho State, tho institu tion had to bo postponed for a week. It will take place next Friday night, with briUiuit promise of being one of the most nourishing lodges in the country. Central City Park. The painters are giving an entirely new aspect to tho grand entrance to Con trol city park. The work of raising the bippodromo lias commenced. Several teams are en gaged in transporting it from the labora tory to the park, and Mr. Pettit is put ting it. up as fast os it arrives. The grans is being all cleared off th milo brack, and the track otherwise put in fine condition. The County Court. Spencer Hancock, colored, tried before Judge Weems yesterday on th charge of whipping Iris wife. He was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fin< of one hundred dollars anti costs, in de fault of which ho will serve eight months in the chain-gang. This is the same fellow who. some t ago, was acquitted of the charge of hav ing furnished Joe McCrary the gun with which he attempted to shoot the otti» who were seeking to arrest him. Patron* of Husbandry. Mr. E. Taylor, of Colaparelnv. will gnnire a grange of the Patrons of Hus bandry, in Rutland district to-day. Colonel Goo. W. Adams, of Forsyth, an active Patron, is in tho eity on his way to Jones county, to organize a grange. Wilkinson county now has seven granges. The seventh ono was organ ized at U'hito Oak Springs, on the 1st. instant. Mr. John P. Fort, master of a grange in this city has returned from a protract ed pleasure trip to the North. I.nrjrr Receipt*. Mr. Geo. W. Head, the day Iwfore yesterday, received two full car-loads of tobacco—probably the largest stock that 0ver reached Macon in one day. He has made excellent arrangements for keeping on hand as large a stock its is kept any where in the State. Mr, Gust in’s corps du pare are still at work upon tho parade ground, and are making an excellent job of it. They are also cuU-ng some new drives and prome nades from Floral Hall to the hippodrome. All the stumps on the grounds are being grubbed up. Messrs. Ellis A Cutter have a full bri gade of mechanics at work framing tho warehouse. It will be ready to raise in a few days. X Fox ( base. It is not often that city folks are re galed with such a spectacle as a fox chase through a business portion of the city; but such an event occurred here yester day. A genuine fox—lately escaped from the Third street menagerie—was seen rambling down an alley from Third to Fourth streets. Several gentlemen who do business in the cotton line, saw the game, and with many a whoop and halloo, louder than was over omitted by a pock of dogs, they began the chase, and never cmcc lost the trail until Reynard was a captive in the arms of one of the pursu ers. This chase w as not strictly confined to l«oys ; but youths of a larger growth entered upon it with the most enchanting fervor. X Pine Turn Oat. ytc enjojtd the luxury, last evening, of a ride. it. a fine new phaeton, belonging to Messrs. Heath A Porter, behind a spanking team of bays, rigged out in as hanu*otx\e suits of ham oof as was ever made in Macon. Tbe carriage is from the repository of Messrs. Collias A Little, the harness was manufactured by Messrs. W. L- Henry A Co., and the horses were only a fair sample of the many fine teams in Messrs. Heath A Porter’s stablss. It was a luxurious ride, tpd if we declined The Mayor's Court. His Honor, Alderman Cornell, found five names upon his register yesterday morning. Two were against parties for violating tho licenso ordinance, ono of which was continued, and tho other paid up without further colloquy. Ono young man was up upon the three- pronged charge of disorderly conduct, shooting in tho city and stealing. Tho last named charge was withdrawn from tho Mayor’s court and will be mode be- foro Judge Weems. A hearing of the other charges was postponed until to-day. Andrew Johnson, a colored galoot, was up on a double-barreled case of sliarp practice, which is likely to involve him in not less than a dozen months' service in tho chain gang. The circumstances are about as follows: Ho pulled off bis coat a day or two ago and gave it to a couple of other negroes, asking them to take it to a femalo colored pic vender and pawn it for some food for him. "When asked why he did not tako it himself, ho said he already owed the woman some thing, and ho did not want her to see him. The two men then took the coat, as requested, and “spouted” it for a forty cent luncheon, which Johnson received and ate. Having satisfied his appetite, tho rascally negro wanted his coat again, and in order to get it, ho had tho two men who served him, arrested on the charge of stealing the coat. Fortunately the men had witnesses sufficient to prove their part of tho transaction, and when tho officers had heard their statement and it* proof, they very properly turned tho , two men loo*) and arrested Johnson and lodged him in the barracks. Ho was tried yesterday morning and sentenced to pay a fine of ten dollars or to serve twenty days on tho street*. Upon tho heels of this charge came an other accusing Johnson of having stolon a watch and pistol from another negro. Of course ho denied tho “ soft impeach ment,” but when ho was lodged in the barracks, and bad had lima to meditate upon his felonious follies, ho called an fficcr to him, confessed the theft and told where tho watch and pistol could be found. Tho officer wcn~, to tho place designated, found the aitides and stored them to their 4-iwner. For this offense Johnson will have a liuarin, Judge Weems’ earliest cor.verience. diaries Holmes, colored, was arrested an accomplice of Johnson, in the steal ing of the watch and pistol; but as there not testimony enough to warrant his detention, he was discharged. Stork on bend this eitniag *• latest marketsbt telegraph Financial. •t 151- Money S&7. Ktrliarere. k>i*«L JJg 7|. Govcmnicnla quiet «ith lower pner*. **Kremnc—Money mtaer st IgTjStertjfcJi* Gold 15i ■ 151. Gorcn.inau. dull «sl lo«rer. Sure londii nuitt »nd noitunal- IT D.«-*-- a M: new *1: Vuviniivi <H: new M. rare * lkUt-d 511; Itani 1M : IiiiiilitaMjHj™? JrTu-. 55: r.M. Afob—..** Goorn* Sv «5; A**! North t>rnli n »» -.l- t'£” 5jVmiltaJ.ll; s.*!th cri'»> <el;newl». •' rojd»tI5JS to The GoTcn.meKt K.1J 5I.5UW " * liA - Bid. tor nortr 1.000000 ritj Mock to-dar .rod 3 j. r premiani. Loxhos—Noon—The expretel rlunsc. j„ ()„. llsnk of Enxlsnd rate’ ua* not nude. The weather ia vet uid nnlarncahle. Conaal. NnOitun.-Eschanse—Sterling; i»T \ew Tort S«rht ( iranhim. Geld 15J. {tottasx. ' *fn» Noon—Cotton Brmer; Mkat; ui.land’. fJ; Orleant. Vutur- opened: S.-pten lier lSine,?18J: I A Card. Esau Extra nnd Ea^lu Fomilj are well knoirn to all honsetvixp*. «nd nee-1 no recommendation- W. J*. Lawton. Esau Choice Flocb has nevor taken :uit premiums. ITliy.-' BeCan e it hx-. neTer Ircen exhibited. ..u-Sltf Eagle Choice Flouc. is pronouncedl.y all who have tried it the bat- Manufac tured by W. J. Lawton A Co. ang31tf The trade will save money by pur chasing their flour of the Eagle Mills. All grades guaranteed to give satisfac tion! only best amber end white wheat used. aug31tf VouTUER-V Cabbaoes and Bell Peppers for Pidding at S. T. WALKEn’s. HEW APVEBTISEMEST8. , duoor thanks. ““ Ur UKl Mn, Chark-a Kendall take th» metlwl | of returning their thanks to tbooe persons w \ indb' assisted in finding their elnld who * ^on the « imt-to Mr. Riley who kin ,Uj- took rsre of him dunn? the nytlit. H* Maoon Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1. “ rrEKDOcrreriv Meeting TO-NIGHT st S n ufonu. ' By order of Foreimn^, ^ QRRRK. SeercWy. PALI* TftAIlE, 1873. THE Best. Ksfiis a LARAE.-Tlii» well known and reliable firm lure revcived a lure lot of Dr. Hood-* Eureka Liv.-r Medicine. It bss the pra.se * all Who have tried it. In bottles at 50 cents and JlJOO. . A Fresh lot of Maillard unrivaled Candies at S. T. "Walker b. pjgcyl LOGAN FERTILIZER ©EPi UINE LOUISIANA CANE SIR] 50 BARRELS ON THIS IS NOW THE ONLY Pure New Orleans Syrup Now in ROGERS A LEMAN. General Agents for the »We now justly celebrated FerlilWng Com pound, would res]Kctfully inform the puh..c tta t they have s supply now ready for immediate delivery- It is just the article needed for Wheat and Turnips- It is no longer an exiierimcnL In 110 000 *“ ‘• --lik'd to give satisfaction. Price »15 stance has.. - **.csK) pounds. BEjT.-Hooi-a Eim-ka --*~*iQn in the ,or < l lulntit - v to eompest a ton E0GERS& LEMAN, -•*5W0CtU l^ 00 ^’ General Agents, HoHii.. au?2t*tf the tint Tuestb.y in Octobor next, before t._ Court-house door, in tl»e town of Clinton, within tbe le*al hours of ale, the following described property, to-wit: Two hundred acres of land, more or less, known tl»e Lockett laud, adjoiuins lands of J. G. anti--tl.-rs. ai i:. * i:i s-.i-l n-mity. Is*-\i.-.l Tde CiiExrErr a-. Lircr Medicine gives univer>al ^ treatment of Li Ter Disc**-. Dyspepsia. Sick licau- ache. Gottimiess. a.n*l all tliat class of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach and liver. novSOly Eight hundced boxes tobacco just re ceived and for sale at manufacturer's Future* cioMsi nna; wie* jouw; sepwmiier i t v w Tx rAn IS SMS; October 181.16; November 17 11-16; De- P nccs UI °* " * ULAD * cwnber 171; Januaiy I7L*.18. . | scpt3 8t Baltimore—Cotton quiet; ctok* rereapU IS; I export* oa*twi*e25: udes SIS; stock 527; Macon, Ga., 28th August, 1873. dhm^lW: towmiddlnuf etnet ^.ureh-j jXcssrs. J. H. Zbilik A Co.-Some dlirur li>5; low middlix^; 171; *trict*rootl onliunry clironie nervous dyspepsia to such an ex- \i'llvlVOTOX—Cotton .ready; net rj.vi|.U 5; tent that my health was much impaired. ArorsTi^eioUon^nrinei^* rewipta I«; rale , So rapid was the advance of this imridi- WO; midden?. 172^18. ous compLiint that I soon felt that my twYiiddi"n^Hr tarci “* rei ' 1PU “ 5i constitution was broken. After Buffering middu’^f'is” 1 for A cars 1 advised to try Mobile—Cotton firm and in fair deinnnd; net Simmons' Liver Regulator, but declined, . .... . .. roccipU 148; export* coeutwhse 77; ml«* lW;»tock I , T , , » •. * * Bridge*.executrix of Bennett Bridge*, deceased. 5765; middliiur* 18; low middling* 16J. j because I had conceived it to be only Vft Green WiUianiHon. principal, and WilUam. * ■ * * Childs William C. Butler, and Benjamin L. llol* land, security. Levied on as tho property of Wil liam Childs security. Said land adjoins the lands of Green Middle!) rook* and others. Also, one bay mare, one yoke of oxen*, two cows and calves, two stacks of fodder and ono two-horse wagon. Sold ns the property of Great Williamson, principal Property pointed out by security. EERTZ, VIRGIN & CO, WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF WHolesal© Buyers To their largo and well assorted Stock of Clothing for tho country trado. And none even to be had in New Orleans. "W"© ‘W'ill Sell at Low FVicJ bosses & At length, believing BOTOS-Gottoiaready: rerriptsil-; gms.il;; , uit ,. nt mw li c ine. Bilos 300; stock ;r/«i :middhncs a -1. f , ■ , Norfolk—Cotton firmer; net nratiU U0t it could do no harm, I yielded. In a few 3I0! ,iU: 6Wi ,a ' T months I became not only relieved, but ' Mskphia—Cotton seare« net rerai.UMC; ship- absolutely cured, and for two yearn past I mcntslOO; stock 3225; middlings 18J. ’ * * * Philadelphia—CotUm firm; net rernpt*. 9Q; J have been thoroughly restored to health ESiSSSm?™ 1 **“**** VJU striCt and the enjoyments of life. Linenrool—Noon—Cotton ffrm mid not quot- I I look upon the “ Regulator ” as a ably higher; sales 1SUOO; export nnd *ji«cuVqion I jncwf, excellent medicine, and will always Evening-Cotton sale, toilay T600; American. i»T0 it hy me to resist any insidious np- sales of uplands on barisyoed flrijpn dclirer- | proachcs of my old enemy. able November and De'rvinqer, 8J; upland* de- “ * “* lively of new crop on bo»i* urcml onlinury 8J. I write this in gratitude for the ben- ^ muloSi bllrk Ilonsa mu , 9 mnle< i efit which I have received from the use nml one a black horse mule named Reubin. Lev principal, and B. H. Green, security. Property pointed out by aecurity’a attorney. h Alau, at the same time and place, 100 acres I land, sokl to Kitisfy a li fa bsued from the Supe rior Court of aid comity, in favor of Ricliard H. Hutdiiug vs. Nirhobs C. Simmes and Sarah Sinnin-s. Property pniuicd out hy plaintiff. Said] lands adjoins Oliver Morton and others. ■ Also, at the same time and place, 200 acres land ; sold to xatbfy a t; fa bsued from the Supe rior Court of said county, in favor of 3Iar>* g KetiStd* fore the Court-liouse door, in tho town I Dublin, in said county, on tlie tirst Tuesday in October noxt, the following described property, Produce. New Yoi:k F!« »:r di.vl.-fur... r. Wi. :»t ltf 2 better at $1 65 for No. 2 Milwaukee. Com 1 letter; steam Western mixed Fork quiet and unclianiced. Lard steady; old steam 8|. Turpentine quiet at 43|£.44. Rosin firm at $3 20 strained. FreiffhM ffnn. 1; j Evening.—Southern flo#/ in fair request shade bmvprices at ST.irfiMi common to fair extra. 31 * 10 75; good to dioico 10 75. Whisky dull and unsettled, with lower qming selling; sellers 02; buyers$L Wheat lt^2lx*t- terfor spot |mreels; 1(^2 better for arrivals. Corn lg2 bettor at Cy.lf.C-l. steamer. Western mixed. Fork quiet and mu-hansed. Beef quiet and un- chaiurcd nt 50. Lanl unsettled at tapaatto unchangetl. Rosin quiet »t $$20. Fn-ights i£ li I of tbe Regulator, Respectfully, etc., W. 13. Hall, Principal of Hall’s Select School. aug29d£wlw Macon, Ga. Gold Dust Whisky and fresh Cheese at I It S. T. Walkeb’s. I ied on as tbe property of Quin L- Harvard, to sat isfy A Superior Court fi P*Tn favor of Sarah R. Al len vs. Quin L. Ilarvonl, nnd also, at the same time and place, ono gray mnlo named Sally. Sold to satisfy one Superior Court fl fa in favor of Har-| | deman Jc Sparks vs. Quin L. Harvonl. Property j-ointed out by jilaiutil. to Liverpool dull per steam; grain 111 Excursion Tickets to New York.- Tickets yia Atlantic Coast Line for sale by Brown & Co. For round trip $43, This reliable /QUITMAN MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALE V£ Will be add. before tho Court-house door, in | Georgetown. Quitman county, Ga, on tho first iis is the shortest, quickest and tnnst I fife £ iablo route. Men! M d berths tot- ni^&TO^W« rtiangoL ’SrtiraTvatglfi^'r'iiiirouTtnnaral I nished between Portsmouth and Now I liivral'fnisreeietc. lTopcrty jmintnloutlii 11 SWsrti. SVSl Information given on BU route.;. =" J ""gj ‘ ‘ * —* — ” * fell auirust3-suiiitthur tf j »*)>,. fiotl for tierce: keg9l®l«»; sfeajnTi; small order J higlie. Whisky* nothiulT doing. New Okltaxs.—FIonrduH; treble extra. $6 65 I _ , . , . . «7 -li; family js so lv 75. c.m, Ms and tan EtonT hundred ljoxes tobacco just re . uo Iloll „„ llle &jSSJft& ri « / d d5.’S3 pr ^ 3 - GEO - W ‘ ^ I *»?*i"^“ £ creditors_at law to bo lower; Louisiana at W; Cincinnati 811*5. Lanl I * s S^Lomv^dwr Smf'iSta\im>ved de- | Eight HUNDRED bores tobacco just re, ^ and {or saIft at tor. Whisky lower at 93Alon. Fork quiet at prices by Geo. n. Head. $16 75. Bacoc* (lull; only limited jobbing de- sent3 3t mnml. Lard unchanged. I r CKscmsATi.—Flour linn .at $6 H567. Com rjiy sajd letters! should not be granted. Witness my luuid and ollicial signature, this September - 1875. W. F. CANNON. sep530d Ordinary. Fainnliiir In the Old Time. The following rather old letter, which has been handed to us by Dr, A. P. Col lins, gives the very satisfactory result of an agriculture! experiment made thirty four years ago, by a gentleman who was • veil known to many c-f the present residents of Macon. Macon, 29th October, 1839. Gkn’l. Hamilton—.Sir.* I have care fully cultivated the Texas cotton seed which you were kind enough to preseut to me, and I herewith send you a state ment of the result of its production for this season, us far os it luts been picked out. I measured off three acres, which I had picked over five times, and the followiug ' e result of the pickings: 1st acre: 328-4T»6-fit'V-618-969—2.975 lhs 2d acre: 442-506-598-fi24-821—2,991 3d acre: 297 -357-1178-942-93S—3,712 The third acre was in high state of cultivation, and will yet yield from eight hundred to one thousand pounds more. The land of the first and s.vond acres was somewhat worse, but will yet yield from five hundred to seven hundred pouuds more to tho acre. When all is gathered and weighed I will write you 1 give you tho total amount produced on each acre. Your obedient serv't. Charles Collins. ill12 WJ*linnly 2t I tlon of debility and exhaustion U a mute appeal I lfire f ^*ratSJ > ^!^’LevSi : - “ summer 7* | kettle 8J; Bartin, good deiiiaiml I c f Xaturc for inedicuial aid to amrst tl»»* progress I .« * * ...... . ; Hrar nl. ml, m); L llm . m ttKxsi]cnt aplKalsof phLvic- _ .. .... wSlTOTOX Writs tur K .,li»- linn at «; I al wenkmuu. to tho reaourroa of the hraliug art favor of Owen U. Masw.v vl D.WnL Itrainfirm at M»for 'Iran...!: rrn-lc turprare Too often, unlortunatcly. tliodra^ mwMn Sherilf iSfvffire. °T^at«dv”M ,W »*“*• .~«.w re. ... U~ .unn.- tVl.oover I 7 LivEcrooi.- Noon—ltrradMufialiuo.raiit. Ciuli I rccomnrends drastic pnnratives, or um.eral aah- j 11 1; • tjopjyUOttolgr neat, application wheat 15s3dgl5^td. Coni 56*. | \-auts, or polsouous alkaloids, under such cirrum- j will l*e tu:ulo to tho Court of Ordinary of said stance*, ban ally of the ailment nnd ,11 canny of | 2«S.Fj<wlew, to«UttoM htahfMa Marino Nows. tho patient. Whoever, on tho contrary, advises f ur tliolieiielitof (be bet taUtamta^ta^miMwod, h M-fCl t\V hi*ir>» nnd cretlitorn of j HENRY H. HA18TEN, Administrator. _ _ sort to that jwerless vegetable invigorant, Ilostet- SAVAXirAU—Arrived yesterday. San Salvador I tcr * s stomach Bitters, for aid and comfort, is n I /^EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—All persons and Montgomery# New York, diaries M. Ixird. | A i* ;. «v tliat then* I SarngovNa, Baltimorv. Arrived to- Monte Christo. Sailed. Magnolia. PUBLIC SALE OF THE BRUNSWICK & ALBANY RAILROAD. 240 MILES LONG. —15— BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, instance in which such advice was J toticr term. 1873, of said Court for leave to sell all given and accepted without the happiest results, tho rad and pcnonal property of Willjam ILlfiily, v M( „ v nml desnon- late of said county, demised, for the punioso of l-romtlio vcr> depths of wmtmm m.ddcspon JK ^- ing llL , Uebts/and for distribution among bis deucy thousands liaro been rcstorcil to vigor. | Ucu health and d;eeffqb>css tar the renovating opera tion of this wbataxao sfipwlaitf w?yl MtawMye. 15th Day of October, 1873. I All iLs medicinal ingredient* aro Kuuaikable for their sanativo proi»ertics and in combination form an absolute specific for indigestion, lira* com plaint, nervous affections, rheumatism, intermit- tent fevers, general and local weakness, and every f nodes of disorder incident to change of season or climat**. The stimulative element of this lnvalu- :ib]o protective and restorative is not an impure excitant, but the thoroughly rectified essence of sound rye, admitted by all Os« ejicmists to be | the most healthful of cxbjiarams, a down-town merchant recently sued his drug' gi»t for attempt to defraud. IIo was suffering from inflamed kidneys and asked for Dr. Helm- Iraki's Bucliu. Tlw druggist gave him another kind, upon which tho profit was greater. Instead of relieving the patient as tho genuine prepare prejiaration had always done, the imitation com pound aggravated tho dlgeafQ and a long and di*. tressing illness followod. Tho court, after full hearing, gave judgment for tho plaintiff with costs. Moral, buy only the genuine. JOHN H. BARNES, Administrator of W. M. Rily, deceased. sepSdlnwtd. TO MERCHANTS 5 Southwestern Georgia! Get our prices for Window Glass.—Great attention is now de- I servedly paid to the kinds of Window Glass used i dwellings, stores and churches. All qualities I of American and French Window, Photograph, nd decree I Chit, Ground, Enameled and Picture, Colored BAGGING, And examinino our ,’ourt of Glynr.8 county, Glass, wholesale and retail, from Mr. P.P. Toale, T^T.f^TT R I )TT R ,e Dili in Eqntre.flbd m x a > Haync street. Cluarlesto.,.S.C. Send for VU_n,r noe of Rufus B. Bullock. J pri ccaxrtL sentidlm | Nkf.rasea named a town Vanderbilt and then wrote to tbe Commodore. He ; replied that be didn’t care a d—n. They Jmxe informally changed the name of that town to Vanderbilt Dam—only they put the dam first. M. Rochefort, on leaving France for New Caledonia in company with a batch of fellow communists of very unclean and unattractive appearance, is said to have murmured. “ Alas! I always advocated equality, and now I have got it.” A young man named Edward Patterson, aged 20 years, and junior clerk in the of fice of C. A. Keep A Co., of No. 60, New Street, New York city, levanted last Sat urday with $32,328 in gold certificates, bonds and greenbacks. Th* Continental journals arc loud in their praises of the Prussians for the or der xnd regularity with which the evacu ation of France was accomplished, and for the excellent management of the Ex-Govkknor Yates is to address the old :*‘ttlers of Ad*xns and Brown counties, , Illinois, at their reunion. Yates has | - ^ swallowed an old settler before breakfast Lx: every morning for years. London physicians have discovered a new use far chloroform, using it to re move patients. They claim that the pa tient can gutter no injury to his health when under it* influence. Minnesota estimates that she will have a surplus of 30,000,000 bushels of wheat for exportation this year. French capitalists arc thinking of stalling a direct lino of steamers between New York and Marseille*. Beavers areaaid to be again appear- Georgia, rendered mid court at the instance H iovernor. John T. Brown Jt Co., 3f. I. Atkins A Co.. Lyon, Mrljrndon A Co. et al.. coinplainnnt*. va. Jacob K. l>art, tin- Brunswick and Allmnv Railroad Conqauiv, et al., res]ramlents. the under- xignod Commi**rarer*, npirainted in said Decree for that purpuNO, will, oil THE 1STH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873, offer, and expose to sale, before the Court-house door, in the city of Brunswick, county tf Glynn. State of Georgia, between S o'clock, A. M.. and 4 o’clock, r. M., to the hiebc*t and )>e»t bidder, the BRUNSWICK AND A LB ARY RAILROAD, extending from tho harbor of Brunswick, at a , jraint known as Dennis’ Folly, to tbe lino of the State of Alaltama, near the city of Eufaula, in said SiaU—a distance of two honored and forty miles, well a* that part of the same now finished, as t part unfinishod. together wiUi the right of -~J tor the same, ami the lands, tracks, lines, rails, whanes, piers, walls, fences. bridireN build- irur^. eiwtkm*. .structuiv>. d. j. ts. stations, tix- turvs. real estate nr.: appurteiinruvs thereto. l»e- longing to said cor]*>ration, toeetlicr with all the locomotiies, tflodarA cars, carriages, equipments tools implements ninehiurn- and personal prop- oJtyof every description owntxl by said corpora- tkm. or in any way belonging to or appertaimngto tbe distance, and all the septdtf before buying SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO. FRANCHISES AND RIGHTS under its charter now belonging to said corpora tion. Tho road is completed and in rood rumiins order from Brunswick to Albany, a distaixv of one hun dred and aevertv mile*, or iherwdtcmts with en gines, cars, and other aaoflHBvy cquifniimu, to- rrtlK-r with about fifty miles, nrarlv taanpleted ami roa<l\- for the track, between Albany and Kn- faula. with about three miles of iron laid. The track from Brunswick to AII any is laid with firtt- ciaMs. new and heavy **T ” red. »rr-wt!v Kn.dish.i tbe greater porthm Fish-Bar. Tiie iron Mipfrased i he worth ftl,700.0iAi. Under said demv the CommLwioners are re quired to make and execute goad and mffidenk ti- to the purchaser, in FKK SIMPLE, free from claims, debts, dctnaiaU. liens, boixls, morigypa incumbrance* whatsoci cr. TERMS OF SAKE: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars CASH to be {Aid on tbe day of sale, and btfcw tin* kwal hours of sale expires, and the htett as the sain*- may be calk'd in by the «id Comniis5,i*m«*r>. Th»* purcliaM'r to In- plared in |ras«*s-i »n • f th«* :>r }- the payment of tlai first instalment, and on the pa>meat of the Isdince c€ __onqy. .The fir* ttca an failure therein. Also, at tbe same lime and place, will be sold OBSTACLES TO MARRIACE HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tlie effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriatre re- . TT^STTT A T?T~» TirvTTom moved. New method of treatment. New and re- I X1U W AitU Fl U OL, markable remedies. Books and circulars sent I BROAD STREET, free, in >.-aled enretopra. Address HOWARD I Ncar ^ opposite Montgomery and Eufaula Rail' ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth street, Phila- rood Depot, delpliia. Pa. an institution having a high reputa- EUFAULA. ALABAMA. ;io» for honorable conduct and professiounl skill. I j. HOWARD, - - Phoprietork. jul>8d5m ., m . , Only a short walk to and from the Southwest- Jor to tjie World ! Woman is Free !—Among | JJ Railroaci- Seventy-fire cents saved in orani- tbe many modern discoveries looking to the hap piness anil amelioration of ihe human race, none entitled to higher consideration than tlie re nowned remedy—Dr. J. Bradfield’s Female Regu lator, Woman’s Best Friend. By it woman is emancipated from numberless ills peculiar to her sex. Before its magic power all irregularities of tlie womb vanish. It cures whites. It cures sup pression of the menses. It removes uterine ob- rani STOCK OF — m FINE CLOTHO ^ Is now complete and comprises everything new and nobby Diagonal, Basket, Tricot, Overcoats, Robes, Buggy Blankets, Etc., Etc. We also ask an examination of our large stock of Gents* Furnishing Goods, HOLLY MILL W E are still handling the product of the above mill and are * tee our prices as low as any null in Georgia. The brands: Peerless, Royal G< WHITE WING AND CATOOA, Are becoming more widely known every day, and we invariably sell . they are once tried. have tbe exclusive control for this section, of tl- w_ ^ " Tt « OF SILVER LAKE AND v Which we guarantee to be as usual, “fully up” in quality. All of the i\ now getting, is made of tho very best white and amber wheat, and j, Beaver and Cassitnere Suits, —^— 1 ■ Perfect SatisfaciiJ in every purchase. Wliich embraces everything new and popular in UNDERWEAR AND NECKWEAR OF ALL THE FASHIONABLE STYLES. A SPECIALTY—SHIRTS made to order nnd n fit guaranteed. a careful inspection of our goods is invited. Merchants can save both timo and money by buying HERTZ, VIRGIN & C0„ an^31tf;P0 CHERRY STREET. MACON', GA. .ALARM Till or Money Drawer ! MILES’ ALARM TILL -OR- SAFETY MONEY DRAWER, A Sure Protection Against Thieves. A ilmlra* lily adapt to the needs of Fitted With Compartments for Bills, Currency and Specie, or Nickels. Ready to attach to any coun ter In a few minutes' time. —SOLD AT— Fairbank’s Scale Warehouses, 311 Broadway* New York. 2 .Wllk Street, Boston. And by the Hardware Trade generally. sop2 2*wlm WOOD. BUTTS & ROSS. E. B. POTTEB, M. D. HOMCEOPATHIST kFFICE Wood’s Block, Second street, third / door below Jolinston jewelry establishment Reshlencc Lnnier House.july!5 tf FOR RENT CHEAP. ■ ttnirtions. It rures rcctipation nnd I “Spi^bv St she system. It braces the nerves and purifies the Newsom. Possession given 1st of October. Ap- blood. It never fails, as thousands of women will j I’iV t°.,. J- VALENTINO, testify. This valuable medicine is prepared sold by L. H. Brailfield, Druggist, AtlanLs. Ga. Price $150 per bottle. All retractable dmq me keep it. Tcskzegee, Auu 1S68. Me. L. H.Bkapfield—Sir: Please forward us, umediately. another supply of Bradfield’s Fe- miik Regulator. We find it to be all tha: claimed for it, and wo Lure witnessed tlie most de ckle* 1 and happy effects produced by it. Very respectfully, Hrxns A Alexander. We. tlie undersigned Druggist*, take pkaaiuo in commending to the trade Dr. J. Bradfield’s Female Regulator—believing it to be a good and jdhUe remedy for the diseases for which be reeramaends it. W. A. Lansdell, Atlanta, Ga. PKnrKRToy. Wilson, Taylor ± Co. Atlanta, Ga. Red wine ± Fox. Atlanta Ga. W. C. Lawsiie. Atlanta. Ga. W. Root A Son. Marietta, «a. WANTED. | 'A SITUATION, os Salesman or Book-kecjwr in JA. some a Lave had s Address sept 12t WHISENANT’S Caterpillar Destroyer! ROYALTY REMOVED TV^E will sell tho Wbisenant’a Caterpillar De- » » stroyer to any who wish to use it at seven and a half cents a pound, advising tho use of twenty pounds to the acre. This comjraund 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 say nothing of the bad results which may follow the use of such poisonous pounds when not properly * “ hoi alii DR. WOODBRIDGE’S AIN LINIMENT R EMOVES in from five to twenty minutes tho most violent pains of NEURALGIA and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, curing ray severe forms of these diseases in from one to five days; also the STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS which i sometime* accompanies tho last It also cures SPRAINS OF THE JOINTS in twelve hours; ! GUM-BOILS, NERVOUS HEADACHES, | including those which follow Intermittent Fevers I and Tooth Aches,in from ono to five minutes;also { Colic. Ring Worm and 3Ieningitis. The second J case was cured in Brunswick, relieving in the la«t i wnipouna nas Dccn expen- in a few minutes, the pain in tlie head nnd neck, ! mented with by a good many of our planters, and and the rigidity of the muscles of the neck. I ^*7 thoroughly. It has answered every expecta- See circulars containing certificates of its virtues * «°n. and without injury to the plant when applied from those who have used it, at the Drug Stores of { asdirected. N. & A. F. TIFT & 00.' R. B. HALL, Macon, and B. F. ULMER, Savan-*. nah, who have it for sale. Address orders to f DR. D. G. WOpDBRIDGE. j mch5 SawAwtf Brunswick, Ga. ALL NIGHT LONG! —From this date my— 1 Saloon and Restaurant be OPEN ALL NIGHT. MEALS served ly hour. I keep only the Best Wines and Liquors, FOR KENT. TO BENT. O NE COTTAGE HOUSE on Bond street,... tirely new. ALso. one DWELLING opirasite riel l*ulaski Holt’s. Applv to feEO. s. obkar. WANTED AT ONCE. \NE OR TWO first-cU** practical Gin Maker*, ister) Uj whom the liighcit wages will l le day or piec*. P. C. SAWRER. STATE OK GEORGIA —Tcorp County: This to cvrtifv that 1 iia\e cian.in.ti tlw •f I>r. J. Bredficld, of tli^ countv, and a ji pronounce it to *>e a n>uihination great merit in the treatment cf . I first ianiK-i;: to be for- tho ,li »-».>»*» oi females for wliich he recommends j j it. ’i hi* Deceailrar 21, UB TELEGRAPH LINE tbe rirht of way of said Railroad, now ( ■ire, and property of the s**i»l Tckrrtph Term*—Cash. O. A. LOCH RANE. A. HOOD, R. K. HINES. A. O. BACON. JOHN C. NICHOLL. J. J. HARRIS. hiariawu* Com m m hoitmra. thrr here been extinct for fifty jmn. TMx Fall M«J1 Gnxctte thrt tbe reel neme of Mi» Lydia Thomftaon, tbe ■tctiew, u Mix. Tilbury. BAILEY’S -CELEBRATED- FEYEE ANDAGOB PILLS. a eaTAia cute for chills ado nm. Green a Braasgnol Augusta, and dnigm*ta and merrhanto generaUr in Georgia, Florida. Ala bama. MiaaifiKippi. Louuiana mod South Carolina. Agents wanted where chilli prevail. E. B. LOTLBS8, wp4 StawfwAwlm General Agent. Wm. 1*. Beaslet, M. D. Hunt, Rankin k La was, | Wholesale Agents, Maroti, Ga. [ may ludiawAwly | Nxrvous Debiuty.—A depre^cd, irriuldc ’ ktate of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel- • ::ig; no energy or animats-n; ronfuat-d head. { weak incmury, uften with debilitating, involunta- j ry discharges. The consequence of excesses, men- I tal overwork or indiscrelioas. This xxxvors dx- bilitt find* a sovereign cure in Hcmfuxxts ; Hoxbopatbic Specific, No. 28. It tones up the | system, arrests discharges, dispels the tbe mental [ gloom and dc*poodenry, and rejurenate?* the en- | lire system. It u perfe-.-tly harn.'eas and always effirtent- Price S5 for a package of tlvc boxes and a large 82 rial tf powder, whidi s important in old. aeri* -u* cora*; or $1 per enrie box. Sold bv all drugs a&o. or aenl by mail on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFIC HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE CO. No. 562 Brood wav, N. V- For sale by Juhn Ingala and Hunt. Ran kin k Lamar, Macon, Ga. apri5codA\rtf Mothxbs. Mothxxs. Momxaa—Don’t fed u> procure Mxa WunsLOw^ Soothing St- I.UP for all diraav* incident to ifae period of teething in children. It relieves tbe child from pain, cure* wind uohe. regulate* tbe bowels, and by giving relief and health to the child, give* rest to toe mother. Be sure to call for “Mas. Wins- low's Soothing Stbup.” For aok by all dntgftsu. junefi oodSuu Avenue Store to Rent. rrqjjj STORE mi Cotton Avenue, now occupied JL by Mi>. Hendrix. ,U*o. the FLINT HOUSE, containing twenty- verooms, with garden and outbuildinsrt. One of tbclrast >taudi» fora boanling-hou>e in the city. Apply to .*\tc2tf G. B. ROBERTS. New York and Brunswick I PACKET LINE tween New York and Brunswick, Ga. Tbe schooner S. P. Hall will be ready to receive freight in New York on or about tbe 12th of Au gust, and the G. L. Bradley about the 20th Au gust. Wc hare every facility for receiving storing and forwardirur freight, and all freight shipped by this line will receive prompt attention. WARREN RAY, Art New York, 120 Wall *t. S. C. LITTLEFIELD k CO„ anr^wtf Brunswick. Ga. Coal. Coal. YY7C w dl sell Cool at summer rate until first of if October. Orders left an Messrs. Winship k Callaway** store. Port Office, or officra tf A. G. Butt’* E.V1-, will receive prompt, attention. Yani opposite Bod Mill. repdtf BUTTS k RQ8S. And r . cade* of the season. OYSTER8. Stj)t< . aep2 tf JOHN VALE Z, B. WHEELER. Saloon and Restaurant, Fourth Street, opposite Express Office, MACON. GEORG IA- DAY OR NIGHT, I. First Class Establishment. STOCKED WITH FINEST WINES AND LIQUOES. Our Terms are Cask or Ap- * proved Acceptance. Address all orders to Hunt, Kan kin & Lamar, junelS eolAwGm Dmggists. Macon. Ga. THE DOG-DAYS —AND- THE DOG STAR! E VERY year we have to pkss through the dog- days. The star “whobe burning breath,” aa Homer sung, “taints the red air with fevers, plagues, and death,” shines in Autrust, and this is, of all seasons, tho time to try the marvelous power of that great anti-bilious medicine, Simmons* Ye who pine upon the brink of the grave hasten to try the efficacy of this Favorite Home Remedy. } on will not regret it. Those who try it will find immediate relief and a permanent cure. Invalids have discovered that in this wonderful vegetable Meals Served at all Hours, WE CAN’T BE UNDERSOLD. We furnish our flour in barrels, whole, half and quarter sacks, fp? though, when parties so desire it and wish to avoid handling at this ■ order from mills direct, thereby giving them the through rate advar.t; ■. SEND FOB CIRCULARS And try us with an order to bq convinced. GEO. T. ROGERS’ Sul BAGGING AND TIES A SPECI.J NOW COMING IN SEVEN CAES HEAVY LUDLOW BAGGING. TWELVE CABS “ARROW TIES.” GEO. T. ROGERS’ Sol MGE STOCK OF GM1 C. R. Bacon Sides and Shoulders, in hogsheads and tierces. Best brands of Louisville sugar cured Hams. ‘*0 K” Lard and other ‘'gilt edge” brands. Boston Bellies. Sugars in barrels and hogsheads, all grades Coffee, Rio and Java. Tobacco, at manufacturers' prices, (large lot.) And everything else in large lines usually kept by retail groceiy dealt* 5 - Our stock is already heavy, but we are increasing it every day, and © are now such that we can prove to our merchant friends everywhere that ti go no further than Macon to buy their groceries, os we can duplicate ary or Western invoice, freight added. GEO. T. ROGERS’ SIX'] aug2S 2tawlm. ROSS & OOLEMi JOBBERS OF JDTtTSr CrOOD BOOTS AUSTD SHOES | Hats and. N otioij Macon, Georgia. THE ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE BUYER!) Is earnestly called to the fact that we are how prepared to save them both tinu an ' 5 5 purchase of their “ r: FALL AND WINTER ST0| —OF— Dr/Goods, Boots, Shoes,Hats anil® t Tonic,*certain Corrective DE. WEIGHT, DENTIST. H AS removed to Board man’s Block, over Voi der k Co.’s. corner Mulberry and Second street*. Macon. Go.octlS ly FOB BA US CHEAP. Alterativ _ of all Impurities of the Body. No Preventive Medicine has ever been offered to the public, equal to or as efficacious as 8IM- .MONS'LIVER REGULATOR. A course of the Regulator commenced now, will purify and regu- j late the whole system—placing it in an attitude of complete defence—fortified and guarded against j the unwholesome miasmatic influence of the dog- days. REGULATE YOUR LIVER »nd prevent | Dyspepsia, Chiils and Fever, Constipation. Sour i Stomach. Sick Headache, Chronic Diarrhcea, Bilious Attacks, Ac. Simmons’ Liver Regulator, the Great Family Medicine, Is manufactured only by J. H. ZEILIN k CO., Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia atur31 d2tawiw pot and workshop*, and has proven to be a healthy I P ow us, jyin? place. Apply to " ,,rf r,, *“ — u * ^ D. D. CRAIG. auglO eodtf R. A. MORRIS. LAND FOR SALE. farm in Macon county, Hiram B. Troutman, and , u,, the west bank of Plint river, , just five miles below the beautiful atvH flourishing town of Re-molds. (S. W. R- R) tad containing One Thousand (1,000) acres, is now LOOK OUT CAPITALIST. I AM offering for sale a valuable house and lot, a corner location, in the business portion of the city, suitable for dwellings or business house*. Liberal term* as to price and time can be made on early application to W. T. MORGAN, or CUBBEDGE, HAZLEHURST k CO. *0*241 aw4w Housekeepers' Situation Wanted 4 WIDOW LADY, aged about thirty, with one A small child, desires a sit nation a* hrm se keeper in a family, a hotel or paislk institution, la willing to make herself useful, and will bring on- Kentucky University. atioo. with SO professors and flOO students 28 State*. Entire fee for college year, 820, except tbe Law, Medical and Commercial Colleges. “ srweek. For Catalog , Regent, Lexington, FOR SALE. The improvements are unequalled, consisting of a good dwelling, with every necessary out improve ment. There are seventeen cabins for laborers, Ul with good brick chimneys. A great deal of the cleared land fresh. Any one desiring such a farm and on tbe meat enticing terms, had best apply ■ once to HENRY T. JORDAN, T. MARION BRYAN. augl92m Reynolds. Ga. FRENCH’S NEW HOTEL, rrOR. CORTLANDI .nd NBW CHVBCH 8TJ. L NEWYORK. On the Eutomm ptan. RICH ARD P. FREN CH, aon of tbe late Colonel Rrehtid French, al French'. Hotel !»e taken Une Hotel newly fitted np and entirely renovated the ana. Centrally located in tho business part of tbe cta LandWand Gentlemen i Dining Rooms attached, junelfttf WE SELL AT WHOLESALE 0TSTLY| OCR STOREROOM BRING ADEQUATE, ENABLES CS TO KEE p - - 1 LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Sfl| TO BE FOUND IN ANY MARKET LIST THE SOUTH- With iiiildfciiiutuu to take advantage c. —• — , half, than any boose doing the same amount of business, we feel warranted i- 1 - sa - B * ka * TVl Prices and Terms Equal to any Market in the '\ A bmry al FACTORY GOODS tlmp* on hind »t Factory Pri'’ 11 ' BOSS A 001BJ&L MAC0K- CU n