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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10,1873. n tk trk nn>Ticmi:. Tlir ^lolhrr KPT. M 1> Thc first regular mooting of Bom of Gf- 1 Templar- mil be held in WindnoT Hill Chap.1 to-nijrht. Hs. E. A. Son.uto. a leading .hipping merchant of Sarajutah, i- in the ritj at pmwnt. ztoppint; at the llrown Honae. IIIU.T Moisuzcr, a rather notable penooage in Macon, departed thU life hut week. The place of hi* demise was not atated. Mayor livrr was confined to his home yesterday with a aerero attack of inflam matory rheumatism in hi* left shonldor. Tho attack is a very painfnl one. Kpaia. J. W. Hunzt: i Co. have our Uianka for a copy of the September num ber of Peterson** Magazine—a great fa- eorite with thc ladies, and withal a clever periodical of fashion and literature. Dn. I). W. Lawtos, of Augusta, a prominent citizen of that city, and form erly a Ii-mling citizen and repreaentative m«n of South Carolina, il in the city, the guest of his relative. Col. W. J. Isiwton. Mb. M. Stces, who, for a longtime, has been connected with the bouse of Gas. Kuaahaum, has left for Hawkina- vllle, where he will shortly open a dry good* store with stock enough to equal the demands of that thriving village. Maj. It. F. Lawton, cashier of the Ex change Hank, and lady. returned to thc city hut niglit, by the Central road, after a protracted summer tour through the North. They visited many of the prin- cipal fashionable resorts and went at far as Canada. Mr. Sol. Hinsn returned yesterday from Now York, where he has been for tome weeks purchasing his fall and win ter stock of clothing and furnishing goods. He says he has bought the prettiest, largest and cheapest stock of goods that liu ever liought, anil proposes to turn out the moit handsomely dressed gentlemen Macon over saw. The Weather For tlie past two days has been remarka ble to say tlie least of it. It lies been cloudy and so cool that people hare ac tually begun to rummage about among tlieir last winter’s clothes to find some thing to wear. The mosquitoes are sing ing low, and tho frogs, tho green-breeched treubodourw, have quit piping their seren ades along the edges of tho swamps. The Vijnr'iCourt. There were only two cases on the May or's docket yestenlay, and they were against George Hawthorne and Austin Ilupree, liotli of whom hail been arrested on a charge of burglary. They were held fic warrant and during the day were de livered over to tho tender mercies of Judge Weems’ boililTs. Further mention of these fellows will l>e found elsewhere. CITY- J* is to hr »f run sound Mind. There was a gentleman in the city yea- teil no bnsi- j terday who lire* at some of the near sta le fore. j tiona on the Southwestern road, who | knows Amy Hamilton well, and says she f Muledgevulc, ^ ^ woman, and has been so for a f thc Brown | l><M ji|n ship length of time. He farther says that he is willing to go before any court of justice and make oath to that fact, and can produce any number of peo ple who are willing to do the same thing. The woman’s tales about her separation from her husband were not correct, and it has been less than a year since they separated. This fact of her insanity, if proven— and we hope it will be—will bo a great relief to the public mind of Macon, which was horrified at the commission of so aw ful a crime. But, the poor creature, be ing not of sound mind, is not accountable for any of her ncta,*and the occurrence lapses into a tragedy in which no guilt attaches to anyone. Tho warrant has not yet been served upon Mrs. Hamilton and probably will not be, if the fact of her insanity be es tablished. She still remains at the house of Mr. Munson, and is receiving tho most hurnano treatment at thc hands of Mrs. M. and other ladies, whose womanly sym pathies have been thoroughly aroused. The little girl is now at tho residence of Dr. Mason, and thc doctor is anxious to moke some disposition of her. He desires to see her placed in good hands where Bhe will receive kind treatment and be prop erly reared. A few people have seen fit to blame Dr. Mason for having made thc affidavit upon which the warrant against Mrs. Hamil ton was issuod. In this the doctor per formed no more than his duty as an offi cer of tbo city. Ho had every reason to believe that thc woman was of Bound mind. Believing this, it followed that her crime was a most revolting one. He reported it to the Mayor, and the Mayor advised him to report itto Judge Weems. Ho did so, and at the solicitation of Judge Weems be made affidavit to the facts that hail come directly under his observation. Ho tried to avoid doing so, Wing a witness in tho case, and not wishing to assume thc attitude of prosecution. He was assured that tho State was tho prosecutor, and not he therefore he went, reluctantly, and made the affidavit, and in doing so, while lie performed a duty that belonged to the police authorities of the city, he never theless performed his duty as a citizen which he could not have avoided without rendering himself liable to the charge of being partieeps eriminis, in that ho failed to report a crime that had come so di rertly to his knowledge. Instead of re ceiving censure from any one, ho should have thc thanks of every good and law. abiding citizen, and we think he. will have, when men properly consider the matter. READING NOTICES. Financial and Commercial Cotton. yi:w Ai>VKirrrsE:tiE>'Ts. THEFT. A small Negro Ktrnl* A Wntrla and Noun* Money. A negro boy nnuicd Pleas. Henry, stole a silver wsteh nud $5 30 from a negro man. Tlie police captured tho young thief, nnd found that ho had spent thc money nnd swapped the watch to a white hoy for a brass wateli. The white boy was found and tho watch recovered, and the young thief locked up to answer tlie erimo of stealing. A Slum of nuslurss. If one lmd time to spend hoif an hour In tho wholesale dry goods house of Messrs. Boss A Coleman, he would ho convinced in that timo that things were anything hut dull in there. The store is thronged with purchasers all day long, nnd the salesmen have all that they can do to keep up with their business. These gentlemen prepared for a heavy fall and winter trade, nnd the prospect now is that their expectations will not fail of realization. MTirn will llic Xrw roilc of Rrnrgln lie llone? This question lias Won asked very fre quently of late, nnd os it it a question that interests every lawyer, judge, magis trate, ordinary, lmttkor, and indeed all business men. we have interviewed Mr. J. \V. Burks that we may he able to give the public reliable information in regard to the progress of the work, and state definitely wheu it will Ik* completed. By contract, tho work was to have been completed by tho 1st of September, but owing to failure to get paper such os the work demanded, it was delayed several weeks nnd the contract was extended, raid Mr. Burke thinks the Code will he completed prwitively ty Ik* 20th of Sep- timber. It will Ini incomparably the greatest U*ok ever i.-sued in Georgia, and will be printed and boand in the very best style of Messrs. J. \Y. llurke & Co.’* mammoth xtahlishment. The Cod* will not ho for sale in tho bookstore* until all subscriptions are tilled. The names of each subscriber is i nten-1 as received, and will be supplied in that order. We advise all persons in- teratod to send up ten dollar, and have tlieir names entered. The first oomo first served. Parties who want the work in two voluuu s, lutriieatvd, can get it in that stylo for in sir* dollar,. When this work is seen no one will wonder at tho time it has token to get it out. The compilers, ns well as the publishers, have ilone a great work for the whole State, and we trust the subscript ions to tho work will amply repay them for nil their tabor. Subscriptions may he made to Messrs. J. W. Burke A Co., either at Ma con or Atlanta. Go. Our exchanges would do their readers a good service by giving the substance of the foregoing notice. TaBLZ ANII l’OCXKT CCTLRBV, UnOERS' j ANOirrnxa Maxuf aittuzzrs*.—Table and urrs s Tt Pocket Cutlery, at wholesale and retail, j-,. j» at WzLRRa k Dobbs'. mtlr -tilTenui? angT-siintf | -til! lM.il* demand t.. ilk ——— lull. Is-.-- the market i. m* « A Car*. j York xml Iai.-r,..4 n-jssi. «* Kj«le Extra and Eagle Family arc j;»wtartivi»j«ir.r Irani r Loan tbwt (Intiup mh1 li ml toll* finr r.*- :!*• New M Jl.atifj. There Ml! ufferinsN Ocmulgec Building and Association. Ill -.I I.IE m.-iimr T/IIS KIKXIXG at 8 ; IN o’rl»**k. Dittos mint U* juid hrtore th»t hour well known to all housewives, and need no recommendation. W. J. Lawton. Eaglr Choice Flocb has never taken any premiums. Why ? Because it has never been exhibited. aug31tf Clothes, Hampers, Lunch and Market Baskets, at Walker k Dobbs’. nCRGLARY IX THE MGIIT. Tlie Runclars rauglil nnd the .stolen Goods Recovered. Two or three mornings since Mr. Peter McHenry, who has a store on Bridge Itow, discovered that a window in tho rear of his store hail been broken open, anil upon examination he found that about forty guns anil pistols hail been stolen, evidently by some one who had a decided notion of going on the war-path, or opening a private arsenal for his own amusement. Mr. McHenry suspected that the bur glary was committed by a negro named George Hawthorne, who formerly was in his employ, and who was familiar with the premises. Officers Rye nnd Simpson were pnt on the track, and were not long in capturing Hawthorne. He made confession implicating Austin Dupree, who was also arrested, and both are now in the barracks. Upon information given by those prisoners, seven pistol* and a double-barreled shot gun have been re covered. Some of them were found out in the country beyond Cross Keys. A warrant will be issued to-day, nnd a preliminary examination had liefore one of the Justices of the Peace. Appointment In the Georgia .stale College of Aarleurt ure anil Mcelianlc Art Some fortnight or so since Hon. C. A. Nutting received from Prof. Wm. Leroy Broun, President of tho above named college, a circular communication re questing him to recommend from this county a young man desirous of obtain, ing a collegiate education, who can com ply with tho conditions necessary to re eeivo tho appointment in that college. This college will receive, free of tuition, as many young men from each county as there ore representatives in thc Legisla tore, and also ono from each Senatorial district. When Mr. Nutting received the above communication he at one\* determined to give the appointment to the mechanical interest of the city, knowing that it was a great and growing interest, and that it deserved consideration in the bestowal of this benefit. In outer that a proper se lection might bo made, Mr. Nutting ad dressed thc subjoined note to some of tho leading mechanics in the city: Macon, August 2i>, 1S73. Messrs. 0. D. Findlay, Thos. C. Xislet. John S. Sehopeld. Daniel Gugel, Malt Thcimtou. Ales. Reynolds, E. Croehett, Jos. A. Knight, R. C. Il'Oder. J. E. Ellis. P. T, Bart rum. J. J. Cornell: Gkrtlrmrs: I respectfully request at your earliest convenience you will confer together and suggest the name of some young man desirons of receiving the ad vantages offered in the Georgia State CaBegu of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Your selection will be recommended by me for the appointment as per circular, a copy of which is furnished herewith. Hoping you will cheerfully give this your early attention, I am yoiy truly, yours, C. A Nuttinq. This note received the following reply, after receiving the most attentive consid eration at the hands of the efficient com mittee to whom the duty of making the selection was assigned: Macox, Ga., September Sth, 1S73. Hon. a A. Uniting, Moron. Gao • Sir—In compliance with your circular letter of thc2Pth ultimo, relative to selec- The Clinton Road Again. Thc attention of the Rood Oomair , , , , . ^.„,r..*i- : tion ana recommendation of some youth '.ouore of Bibb county is respectfully. wrthj . ( , f ar , v ,; ntmont to .-GeorgiaState College,” u}x»n certain conditions sped- but earnestly invited to the following communication, with the .insurance that it comes from a most creditable source. The writer is thoroughly advised of the situation, and knows that whereof he writ*"; is strictly true and ought to have the earliest consideration of the Road Comm i Spooners: tutors Tdevramh and Xessenecr: The merchant* and business men of Macon j are net probably aware of the fact that J the condition of one of the public roads leading to this city is diverting cotton : from this market and causing thereby j **ls to l*e purchased ok where. The ; \xx\d alluded to i* the one known as the ; middle road* from Clinton to Macon, and which crosses Walnut oiwk at Ellis’ old mill. That portion of the road most complained of lies in Bibb county. This is an old and familiar bigli- nuuibcr of iied in circular issued August 26th, 1S73. by Wm. Leroy Broun. President (said circular being hereunto attached), we have the honor to report the name of John A. Debord, of this county, a worthy young man. and one whom we are sat is fied •* can comply with thc conditions re specting the qualifications,” etc. Snb- f mitt ing the matter for your respectful consideration. gr« Very respectfully. Your obd’t servants, C. D. Findlay, Chairman. M. Thornton, i A. Reynolds, J. S. Schofield, Daniel M. Guoel. John J. Cornell, E. Crockett. ! Master Dabocd is represented to be a • most promising young man, morally as Eagle Chozcf Flour is pronounced by all who have tried it th* hat. Manufac tured by W. J. Lawton A Co. aug3itf The trade will save money by pur chasing their flour of the Eagle Mills. All grades guaranteed to give satisfac tion ; only best amber and white, wheat used. augfiltf Refreshing.—If you feel oppressed by the heat and dust, just step into Loh’s, in the Lanier House building, and take a cool refreshing bath for only twenty-five cents. Sharing, hair cutting, etc., by the most skillful tonsorial artists, and at the coolest establishment in the city. Strangers visiting Macon should remem ber this—thc people here all know it. julylgeodtf Distress after father, which i» one of the mos»t mtpksMUit result* of indijwtion, will no looser lie exfirrienrcd if a Ublcspoonful of Simmons* Liver R vpihitor is taken after each meal. This will prevent tho distress referred to; and by per severing in the use of litis remedy for a few weeks. » permanent mre will be effected, and pain will no longer be the penalty of eating. Victims or Obscure Disease, neekiirc safety and restored health, should use Dr. llelmllold , Extract Rudm. This artirfo is officinal and •UndanL It i-. monnrer. the only pn /u»ration tint develops tlie full value of Ituriiuas a diuretic. It isa jierfert specificf*»r all diseases *4tlie uriiwiry organs in male or female. Beware of counterfeits and imitations, which unscrupulous men are deaiorinc to |silm 4*11 upon l>r. Hrfmhold’s Ution. Look forihe Doctor’s signature on the wrapper. Window Glass. Great attention is now dt- aenedly pakl to the kinds of Window Gbss usnl in dwellings, stores and rhiirrlieE. AH qualities of American and French Window, lliotngniph. Cut, Ground, Enameled and lecture. Colored Glass, wholesale and retail, from Mr.P. 1*. Tuale. Xn. SO Hayne stiect. Charleston, 8. C. Scn*l for prieveard. ______ scptSillra Avoid the Perils of the SKASox.—Antumn, allltough the most radiant portioii of tin* Ameri- can year, luu !t« drawbacks. The licavy evening dews and rooming vapors mid thc great disparity in temperature between tlie night and day, give rise to many painfnl disturlarooes of the 1 towels surii as colic, cholera morbus dbrrlme and dys entery. The digestive organs are also unfavora bly affected by the change of the season, and dys peptics generally suffer roost severely during the fall Derangements of the liver are likewiserom« roon. and miasmatic fevers pirvail in newly set tled districts and low-lying and marshy localities. Those unpleasant contingencies of tlie season are not, however, unavoidable. By strengthening, toning and regulating the system with Ilostetter’s SUnnach Bitters e»vn the most delicate may escape them. At the expiration of summer all tlie bodily powers are in a somewhat exhausted state. They require tlie wholesome stimulation which this genial vegetable invigurant supplies. Under it* renorating influence the nervous energy which tlie wilting liont of July Bird August had kept in abeyance or (su-tblly extinguished, crops out afresh; the flacrid muscles recover their elas ticity; thc appetite takes a sharper edge; tlie jnw ** of digestion ami assimilation become more rapid and perfect; tlx? spirits rise, and the whole orgamxatkxi acquires its maximum of activity and resistant power. Even persons of comparatively feeble constitutions, when thus fortified against the perils of tlie season, will have little cm fear a visitation from any of the disorders to which we have referred. As a protection against miasmatic fevers and all epidemics engendered by malaria. Hoatcttcr’a Bitters may be. justly pro nounced not only unrivaled but unappraached. Look well to the bbel and trade mark, as there are many counterfeits and imitations in the mar ket, Bettes Late than Never.—If your teeth are going, and you have not yet tried the " Sozodont as a preservative, try it now. Alnndon all other Dontriflces and give it a fair chance; it is gauran- teod to be as harmless as water. tiring readily takon at a lari-<4 lie for middlur?*. The receipts t«*-Gy were laic- tit by rail and 14 by was«*n. Thc -hipment’* were S' lale\ Sales Ukk MACON COTTON STATEMENT. Stork on here! Srpt I, PCS .. I/S» Rf ived tssiDy*. ZA Received previously Wanted. \ X exprrirnn'd Tcorhcr ilcsires a Situation. S*4ti>f.nrtory r.*frretire- funuslievl. Address, TEACHKR. P.O.B*.x IS*. Macon. Ga. Scliool Notice. to-day previously.. n ban. I this erctiina.. r.H— 245 1.614 Good Things.—We take pleasure in recom mending Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings. Vanilla. Lemon, etc^ as also, his justly celebrated Cream Baking Powder, confident that their superior ex cellence will stand the test of use. In the culin ary department they are invaluable. No Pastry. Custards, or Creams so fine and delicate as those containing Dr. Price’s Special Flavoring*; and no Biscuits, Cakes or Combread so light, sweet and healthful as those prepored with hi* Cream Baking Powder. Get them of the Grocers. Knron Debility.—A depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel ing; no energy or animation; confused bead, weak memory, often with debilitating, involunta ry disebaiprs. The consequence of excesses, men tal overwork or indiscretions. This nervous de bility finds a sovereign cure in IIujirncEYs Homeopathic Specific, Xo. 28. It tones np the system, arrests discharges, dispels tho the mental gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates tlie en tire system. It is perfectly harmless arel always efl'uient. Price $5 for a juckare of live boxes and a ldrge 82 vial of powder, which is im]iorta»t in old. serious cases; or 81 per single 1k»x. Sold by nil druecisU^ or sent hr mail on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFIC HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE CO, No. 5C2 Broadway, X. Y. For sale by John Ingals and Hunt. Ran kin A. Lamar, Macon. Ga. npr!5codAwtf OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. HAPPY BELIEF FOR YOUXG MEX from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood restored. Imjediments to Marriage re moved. New methodof treatment. Xew and re markable remedies. Books and rirrulars free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIOX. Xa 2 South Xinth street. Phila delphia. IV, an in-titutiou having a high reputa tion for honorable conduct and professional skill julySdSm Special Notice. rpnE suniring psrtnera of the firm of W. A. HOPSON A CO. will •continue the business of the lste firm at the old stand until further notice. The stock will be kept up in all the de partments to the reguirements of the business. Mr. R. E. Jones is our duly authorised attorney n fart. J, L. WARREX. C. P. ROBERTS. Surviving Partners. September Sth. 1S71 9tf HENRY SCHMIDT, FASHIONABLE BARBER, HolTs Xcw Building. Down Stajrs, DENTISTRY. n R. EMERSON Iixa returned to Macon, and w..! r Mii'.ii l i- , f iv a t cnee, at his Dental Rooms, M'Mu’berry streeL s^pl If DWEIiliLN'a TO RENT. taming eight rooms, with good of water, etc. Terms very moderate. Apply t aucStf L. W. RASDAL. LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Financial. Xlt Yoke—Noon—Stock* active. Gold m tire at 12. Money finn at 7 to 7 coin. Exchange. Ion* m. ; abort 9]. tbivemmcnU dull and lower. State bond* quiet and nominal. Evening—Money active at 7 to a fraction «*»m mission. Sterling *i- Gokt active awl unsettled, rkwinxfitlli^ll!. Government* dull and very imwular. Slstc Isond*. nothin* doing. Mklnight—“l- 175;G2* 14; <Wa 15; 65* 16; new 141; «7a 1«I; ©fc 15\ * new 5* If; HMD* Ilf. Ten- ne**ee* 81; new 81; Virginia* 42; new &»; con solidated 5i)S; deferred 11} : IxatUiana* 46’,: new 45; levee 6** 53; 8’* St: Alabama 8*s 70; 5**45; Georgia 6’* 65; 7** 90; North Carolina* 27; new 15j; sperial tax 9: South Carcdins* 27}; new 12}; April awl October 28}. Xew OtLKANi.-Exclir.rare—Sterling. 22. Xew York Sisht { premium. Gold 12. London—Soon—Xew 5* 91}. Pauls—N’nm—Rente* S8f. 71c. Evening—Rentes asic. Frank fobt—Bowl* 971. Cotton. New Yoir—Xonn—Cotton quiet and firm aa!**U97; upland*. 2i»i: Oriean*. 21. Futures opened: SeptemberlPffc 1913-16; Octo- l**r 18 ldlglSl. Evening—Cotton, net receipt* 95; gro** 95; *ale* 172<»; uplands 21*2; Oriean* 21; market quiet but firm. Futures rkwed quiet; *»!*•* 17.000; Se|4emlier 18 23-52; Octol**r 18}; November I7i; December 17 15-16. Baltimobe-Cotton, not receipts 19; gross 61; exnr»rt* coastwise 45; sale* 115; *tork 567; mid- dlmrs26}; low lnkldliugs 19; good ordinaiy 171® 171; market quiet. Xew Orleans—Cotton,n*'t rer»Mptssol; gross MS;fxpurUnnutvis* 1SS: kiI.n 25*>; *tork 6117; middlings 18}; k»w middlings 18, good onlinai?' 1ST; market wry strong. Wilmington—Cotton.net receipt* it; wb stick 18S; middlings 16}; limrket iiw*haiur«sl. ArarsTA—Cotton, net receipt* 250; sales 2 middling* 181; market firm; fair demand. SAVANNAH-Cotton.net receipt* 616; sales 585; st*ek 2031; middling* 18;; market easier. Charleston—Cotton, net receipt* .its; sales 160; stock 4036; middlings IS}.* 18;; k»w mid- cllifuns I7I61S; gowl onliiM^t'16j; market linn for good grode>. Mobile—Cotton.net receipts llu-.exjmrt.scunst* wise 61; >eiles 150; stock 55111; middling* 18} low middlings 18;; market firm; dcmawl good. Boston— 1 Cotton net Svcipt* 267; sale* 256; stock 9UU0; middlings 21; market quiet and steady. Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts 501; rxiiort* coast wist* 562; sales stock 1258; low middling* 18}; market burlier. Memfhw—Cotfiai. receipts 294; shipments tw ; stork3561; low middlings Pi}; shirk scarce. Galveston—Cotton, net retsdpts 194; grow* 191; export* coastwise —; rale* 20U; stork 5314; Texas onliiuuy 12}; good ordinary 15}; market active. l*inLU»FLriilA—Cottwi finn; middling 26}; low miudline* 19}; guod ordinary 17}; net re ceipts 352; gross 355. LlVECTOOL—Xoou—Cottoii firm; uplands Spy 9: Oriean* 9}>9j; rale* ISjOOO; for *iieeuIation and exiiort 3000: rale* of upland* on a latsis of good or dinary, deliverable September, at 8 3-16; same October ami November 8}; on a Iasi* of low im«^ dlinrx, delivered October and November. 9; Or leans, on a land* of good ordinary, delivered Xo- remberaod December 9}; new crop, uplands, on a laud* of good ordinaiy. 8j. Later—U|dawls Octidier ami November deliv- crv. cm a basis of good ordinaiy, 8}. Evening—Sale* include 9200 American. Sales «tf uplands, new crop on a lwsi* of low middlings 8}. Yarn* and fabrics firm lwt quiet. Produce. New York—Noon—Flour firm. Wheat quiet and firmer at 106^167 for Xo.2 Milwaukee. Coni sternly. Pork quiet and weak; new 17 «2}i* 17 05. I^rd dull and heavy: old steam 8 5-16^8 7-16, Turpentine steady at @11. Rosin dull at 3 20 for strained. Freight* firm. Evening—Flour fair inquiry; common to fair extra 7 25* 8 50; good to rlmice 8 85(*:il <«». WIu*- ky active and decidedly burlier at 99$, 108. Wheat inactive ami 1 lower; holders more disposed to realize; winter red western 72.^74. Com active*. 4^1 higbor; western mixed 68. Rice quiet and steady; Carolina 8}^9}. Pork quiet ami weak; new 17 50^17 75. Lanl steady. Turpentine steady. Rosin dull at 3 20. Tallow quiet. Freight* firm. Lorisville—Flour steady; extra family 5 75& 6 00; A Xa 1 fancy 7 75. Corn finn ami seance; 58giI2. Pork steady at 16 50. Bacoii steady; *houl- dersP}; dear rib 101^ 10} d«ir skies 10L inckeil; sugar ruml leuns. canvased 13}^14}; plain 13^. 13}. packed. Lanl.8|(£9} forticree; keg 9}^9J; steam 7J. Whisky sternly at 90. Cincinnati—Fkmr sternly st 7 00(27 25. Com firmer at 52. l\>rk, nominally liekl at 10 00(218 25. Lanl quiet; steam 7l@8; Kettlo 8^8}. mm steady; slKMildcra 9}; rales at 9; clear rib 10}; clear 10}. Whisky firmer; principal rales at 91. St. Louis.—Fleur sternly and unchanged. Com firm nnd in fair demand; Xo. 2 mixed 46; round lots 40 cash; 37} Septeinlier; 48} Xmcmber.— Whisky steady at 93. Pork lower at 16 50. Bacon active Jobbing order demand: shoulder* 9}; clear rib 91(^10}; dmr lOlfi loj; Lanl steady at 8}. Xew Orleans.—Flour dull; treble extra, $6 50 @7 75; family $9 25@10 25. Com scans* and firm er. white mixed 65; yellow mixed 67(268; yellow and white 72. Oats searrtj at 46@77. Bran, sup ply ci»nl at S5. Hay, supply got*!; 2 4 00 prifiic; 26 00<£27 00 choice, pork dull at 17 10«17 25. Baron, shoulders 71; dear rib. 10}; dear sides 11}; ham* 14^215. Lari dull; tserre 9; keg 10}. Sugar, common »J; fair to fully fair 10}; prime 11. Molas ses, nothihg doing. Whisky lower at 94. Coffee firm. Wilminoton—Spirits turpentine sternly at 39} Rosin steady at 2 55 for strained. Crude turpen tine unsettled at $2 for Iian!; 83 45 for yelkm dip ami virgin. Tar steady at 82 50. London—Noon—The weather is unfavorable to crops. Liverpool—Noon—Lard 39&6d. Breadstuff* firm. Club wheat 13*4d^ 13s*Jd; red western 12s 90. Com SOsOdgfl*. Tallow 4«sGd. Marino News. New York—Arrived out. California, Hanover. Arrived. Charleston. Hattera*. Charleston—A Hired. Champion. Sea Gull. 3Iatilda Brooks. D. F. Kciling. J. II. SUckney, ' Me, Elizabeth. Sanannah—Arrived. Huntsville, 3Icntgomeiy. Enchantress, Thomas D. HarrisoiL Clenred, Pep- peta. Leo. For Rent. r | 1 HE r.'Kidence *4 the late J. R- Butts, on First 1 street, occupied ;.t present by J. L. Sauls- miry, eligibly located and con\-en»ent to business. PiiK-rssiiMi given Ck-tolwr 1st. Apply to A. B. ROSS. seplOtf Or CA1T. A. G. BUTTS. 200 Boxes Tin Plate. ^ < WI) Msottmcnt ot ttaatyaida. Larrc lot ot lroiy IWik anil Itesairt Knives. »TiWl. OUTER. lKll’l:LASS 4 CO. Bibb County to tlie Front. Bibb County at the State Fair. _ County .Vziirultural Society at the rooms ot tlm Society in tho Court-Issue, on SATURDAY, tho ISth instant, tit It o’dock a. m_. Tlie Ocntulscu Farmers’ Club is cord tally in vited to meet with us on thftt dsy. The olijert at tlie jDMtinz is to perfect arramre- ments fords'BihhConnl.vtli.pby nt tliesppnueh- ine Stntc Fair. . , An “smest in vitut ton is herehy extend.,! to AI.L CITIZENS of the eounty. Farmers. Horti- mltuntlists. Merhtuties. M.nnfstrttmrs. Merchants snd Pnrestdonal men. who feel n jnst ptitle in tlie snrens c( tho eaantjr. hi dm mnpetitnn for die ShxNl premium, to meet with us in deiteml Con vention st the hour nntl place nnnied. T. G. HOLT. President Bildi County Azrictilturul Society. B. H. WKi.iLET. Swrytaiy. sepltt 41 FOK KENT. " of Jfr. K. I’ritv. «t_«iS mmol tf Sis fs'r IlHHltil. Apply to . SHY HOUR ROWJfeRS, At ScyniotUK Tinsley & Co.’*. Milcli Cows For Sale. T HAVE four MiWi Cow* for rale at very ren- I sonable pri<«*. They can lie found in Vine- ville.at Mr. C. B. Callaway’s. Call nisi examine them. U. G. TERRY. nnglOtf * Fine Chewing Tobacco! EVERAL popular and choice bnm«l> of Chew- i:tr Tdaou BOB WHITE And other brand* oi Smoking Tobacco. PINE CUT. SEGARS Cheaper than tlie cheapest. STREET CAR TICKETS. Station Xo. 1. Macon Street Railroad. TICKETS, 4 FOR 25 CENTS. * Over JLOOO sold last month. BOLAND B. HALL. Comer Cherry street and Cotton A venue, sepg tf I. J. TRAYWICK, DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, XO. 40 THIRD STREET. OPECIAL attention is called to my large stock D cf FLOUR AND WATER-GROUND MEAL. MY SPECIALTY. Something good to cat and at living rates. yp63t ~ TO RENT. rpWO TENEMENT HOUSES, or one X room Houra for rent. Apply to july2&tf OLIVER. DOUGLAS & CO. Apply to jnlvl7tf OR RENT. At Exchange Bank, or to Dk. A. P. COLLINS, At Collins* A Ilwth'i WANTED. T. R.. Macon. Ga. KENT. T71ROM tlie first of October, tlie store on Mul l* beny strect.at present occupied by B. Lowen- ‘ *■ Apply to Housekeepers* Situation Wanted 4 WIDOW LADY, aged about thirty, with one -Tm. small child, drjin** a situation ns house keeper in a family, a hotel or public institution 'filing to make herself useful, nnd will bring' FOE RENT. on the premises. Avenue Store to Rent. T HE STORE on Cotton Avenue, now occupied by Mrs. Hendrix. ADo. tho FLINT HOUSE, containing twenty* five rooms, with garden and outbuildings. One of the best sta!tds for a boonling-bousc in thc city. Apply to Mig2tf G. B ROBERTS. WOOD. our yard to-day. to arrive, scpgtf BUTTS & ROSS. TO RENT. GOOD STORE. 100 feet deep; dry cellar . pood business location on Third street A] to OLIVER. DOUGLASS A CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Taxes—Second Notice. riMIE County Commissioners have notitiesl m A tint they am in need of money, nnd l an therefore compelled to ask the people to come \v without further delay and pay their State aiw County Taxes. IVrson*. white and coloretl. who owe poll ami road taxes only, must pay up to save cost, as I am required by law to issue executions snd garnishee tbnr employers. W. T. NELSON, seplOti Tax Collector Bibb County. Atlanta Medical College. sixteenth regular coi:rs? of Lectures ■” itinn wrfil r *mber next Bowing; FACULTY. John T. Banks, M. D^ Emeritus Professor of Olwtetriis. W. H. Goodwin. M. D^ Professor of General ami Medical Chembtiy. Wm. Abram Love, M. D, Professor of Phyxi Jno. Thail. Johnson. M. D^ Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy. J. G. Westmoreland, M. D, Professor of Materia Mcdica and Therapeutic*. J. P. Lagan, M. D^ I*rofessor of Clinical Medi- Robert Batter, M. D, Professor of Olwtetrics. A. W. Calhoun. M. IX. Professor of Diseases of thc Eye and Ear. W. p. Westmoreland. M. D.. Professor of Prin- rijdcs and Practice of Surgery. J-B. Baird. 31. D^ Lecturer on 3Iinor Surgery. V. IL Taliaferro, 31. D^ Professor of Diseases of romfm. G. W. Holmes, M. D„ Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine. X. D’AkjjgnT, 31. D„ Prosector to Professor of Surerry and Curator. lYactical Anatomy condnctodby Professor of .natomy. Good Board and Lodging can be had near the College at 54 50 to 85 per week. Thc following FEES for tbs regular course will lie required: 3fatricuIation (nnd once only). - - $ 5 V full course. - - - to atomy (required only once), - 10 Graduation. ----- - 25 Any farther information will be furnished promptly by addrewong J. G. WESTMORELAND. Dean of the Faculty. AmxTL Scptcrohcr k 1873,*cpl0 2t LAND FOR SALE. JMGIIT HUNDRED (900) acres of land in one body, lying about three and ih .. t of Fort Valley, Ga* onc-lhird cleared and in cultivation, the balance well tfml«ered. growth principally oak. hickory and pine, and located in la healthy neighborhood. Thera lands are red and level, well adapted to tlie production of corn, cot ton. wheat, oats and all farm product* of 31 id.lie Georgia, so situated that it may be divided into ’.i-draMe fanasof 400 acres, or four of 2i"> leaclu CufiMticrcd by competent judge* to lv the bet farming lands now far rale in this sec tion at the State. Time lands will be sold to th* highest bidder, in the town of Fort Valley, the first Monday in October, between 11 and 2 o clock. ALvxat the same time and plan*, one of the best improved lot* In this place, containing tour acres * land. For farther information, apply to Wm. I Anderson.or to the undersigned at Fort Valiev, ». WM.L GREENE.* |FogT VUUT. G\^ Sept. 8. 1*73. rap0-d2w G eorgia, birr county. - when**. Greenville C. Conner appJi - for letters of adminhtratioti npcm the estate of W. A. Hopson, late of said county, deceased. This is therefore to ate and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of raid tie- emsed to he and appear at my office on or before the first Monday m November next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letter* should not he granted. Given under my band officially. *ci>10 Id C. T. WARD. Ordirayy. ui Clinton, said county, on tin? first Tuesday in October: Forty-seven andonc half acres of land, lying in said county, on the public road lending from Mfitodgerfito to Macon, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the County Court of Jones county, in Lw«f James M. Grav. executor of Nancy E. Pari-!;, araiu-t Luke Wilder. Property pointed out by the defendant. raniotds JOHN BRADLEY.Shrriff. RUST PROOF OATS. m»1.\ Th-'.* c.n* tli.- L'Cimim* yellow Rust Proof Oats. I have plant«l them for u num ber of years and regard tliom ns certain a crop as corn. Price $150 per busliel. aug23 tf J. R. PRICE. BARLOW HOUSE AMERICUS, GA., WILEY JONES & CO., Propr’s Coal. Coal. A Callaway’s store. Post Office, or office of A. G. Butt’s Esq- will receive prompt attention. Yard opposite Rock Mill. sep2 tf BUTTS & ROSS. FOR RENT CHEAP. Newsom. Possession given 1st of (h toljor. Ap ply to J. VALENTINO. aus2tf (Formerly Mrs. Harraulay’s) SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES 275 ami 277 Madison Ava, X. Y. City. X>ROF. GEORGE S. BLACKIE. having be- X come associated in the management of this established and successful institution, beg* to com mend it to the attention of hi* Southern friends. For cin-ulari and particulars. ad«lress sep71»n 277 MADISON AVENUE. Z. B. WHEELEK. Saloon and Restaurant, Fourth Street, opposite Express Office, MACON, GEORGIA. * Meals Served at all Hours, DAY OR NIGHT. A First Class Establishment. STOCKED WITH FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS. aurSl 2m Kentucky University. L OCATED at Ashland, the home ot Henry Clay and Okl Transylvania. Six college* in opei£ 1 and COO student* from rtion. with 50 28 States. Ent in the Law, Medical and Commercial Colleges. tnnling from 82 to fit per week. For Catalogue, address J. B. BOWMAN, Regent, Lexington, Ky. anffl9dlawtr~ Administrator’s Sale. p EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—By authority VJ from tlie Court of Onliiuuy of Bibb county, I will sell at public outcry, before the Court-house door, in raid county, within tlie legal hours of rale, on the first Tuesday in Ociolter, 1873, two half acre lots in *ahl county, on the new Houston rood, near Windsor Hill, about half a mile from the city limit*, known as tlm property lately owned by C.W. Gniber. C>n one lot there are two houses, each with two rooms ; on the other lot one house with three room*, good double kitchen, etc., and good well of water. The im provement* in fair order, in a goal neighborhood, near churches and schools. Terms—One-tliinl cash, one-third at six and one-third at twelve months. The credit pay ments to bear ten per cent, interest. ELBERT 31. CALHOUN, Administrator cf Talbott Combs. sep« Iaw4w THE O years has l»oon mod by many well as mentally. Tho committee had thc farmers of Jones, JaspiT and Putnam assurance of Mr. 11. M. Polhill, his tutor, ^ U they an* turn-sj away fnmi ^ ^ inell tal qualifications were fully find'a*' m^rL-rumf «P to Ul ° * tandrf of tli0 ^ hid doxni they may be lost to us cntin lv. The ‘ in Professor Hroun’s circular; hence they quostion’is, who is loLlame lor this state li^l no hesitation in selecting him as a of affair* ? Wo have roa<l commissii»uer> proper youth to HplUSCnt the mechanical an-1 a rood contractor w ith a sufficiiBit interest* of Macon. Ihe reeommeodation forev. I presume, witli the heaw aJdi- j of Mr. Nutting secures him the appoint- lions to the same from the County Court, ment, and i*]**ns to him a magnificent t<» properly work all tlie imjH»rtant public field which, otherwise, it would have c«*»t FOR SAIiE CHEAP. nen Oak and Arch. 1* withies few ! minut«-s walk of rbe part of thc city, tic- / jot and workshops and hs* proven to be a healthy place. Apply to NE COTTAGE HOUSE on Bom! strwt. en tirely new. Alra. one DWELLING oppuste WANTED AT ONCE. ANB OR TWO tirst-ci^-practical Gin Haters, v / (Hrvastrr) to whom thc highest wages will be paid, by the day or pinv. ■jahllfiM P. C. SAWRER. LOGAN FERTILIZER ROGERS A LEMAN. General Agent* for thc above now justly celelirated Fertilizing Com pound, would respectfully inform the jiublic that the? hare a supply now ready for immediate deli very. It is just the article needed for Wheat and Turnips. It is no longer an experiment. In no one in stance has it foiled to give satisfaction. Price $15 for quantity to corn putt a ton of 2X00 pounds. EOGERS & LEMAN, General Agents, Hollingsworth Block. Macon. Ga. augfittf One of the most efficient and valuable of the Mineral Springs, Virginia Made jxirtable and euiy transmissible, even until, in the form 01 a mass, which has been entitled Alnm and Iron Mass, A product obtained from the excellent Alum Weils, in Washington county. Virginia. Dr. Lan caster. proprietor, by tho process of evaporation, ami possessing all the wonderful virtues of tin water in a concentrated, cheap and convenient form. The 31 ass is a fine tonic, alterative and absorb ent, ami is esjiecuilly useful to ladies. It has lieen uiiivcrsully approved nnd Endorsed liy the Medical Profession. offered, ami lias never failed to give satisfaction. For wile by JOHN INGALLS. nuglTtf Sole Agent. SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. Macon and Bbcxswick Hailkoad, 3I:u'uii. August 2oth. 187". fTUlK followiiig articles of UNCLAIMED A. FREIGHT, it not rollwl tor liefore date of rale, will lie sold to tho liigliest bidderat tho «len»»t of tho llacon and Brunswick Railroad,on 24TH DAY SEPTEMBER, 1873, ralo to begin nt 10 o’clock, A. 31. S WnxcllKium & Bra, 1 box fans. P & G. 11 mix glassware. S 3Ion*JamI, 2 bales bedding. Jno Fnle X Co 1 jH*kg. 2 Ikixos mdse. H Camithor*. 1 rack jiot ware. W J Hodfres. 1 rack empty bogs. D W Lewis, 1 rack cotton sml. T J Davis, 1 la*x hardware. Onlinary Tolfair County, 2 boxes 1 looks. W P Eastman, 1 Ihjx. (2) rails oil. Jim Saltmarsli. 1 box mdse. F F Reed, 1 box mdse. L 3( (xardner, 1 trunk. A S Goodbrcxul, 1 trunk. H Powell, 1 box. Ordinary Pulaski County, 1 box. V, 1 box pickles. B, 4 boxes brandy liewhes. 31 Keaton. 1 box lxiok*. B J Egerton, 38 wsiter buckets. “ “ 4 bdls barrel covers. Geo F Stevens 1 box fireworks. No mark, 7 sacks guano. “ “ 11 empty sacks. ** “ 1 grain cradle. “ “ 1 rack cotton. 44 ” 1 old pot. 44 “ 1 rack liamess. 44 44 1 l»x sundries. 44 44 1 liox circular saws. 44 44 1 roll bagging. 44 “ 1 spiiming wheel. “ 44 1 tin boiler. “ “ 1 pckg, (2) gkued rash. 44 44 1 axle, yoke am! bow*. 44 44 15 pieces bedstead. 44 444 1 mill hopper. 44 44 1 table. 44 44 2 racks sml cotton. 44 44 1 wagon wheel. 44 44 1 carriage pole. 44 44 bundle scythes. 44 44 4 pieces bar iron. J. F. KIBBE, auggftdtnwtd General Freight Agent. Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate. IN TnE DISTRICT COURT OF TIIE UNITED STATES FOR THE NORTHERN DIS TRICT OF GEORGIA. In tha matter of Isaac T. Wyatt—BaukrupL T>Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER from A. G. _D MURRAY, Register in Bankruptcy. I will sell, at public outcry, liefore the Court-house door, in Monticollo, Ja*|>cr county, Ga^ on Tues day, the 7th day of October, A. D., 1873, nt 11 o’clock A, M- the real estate of Isaac T. Wyatt. Bankrupt, consisting of one-sixtli interest in M) acres of land sitnaUxl partly in 31 organ and jmrt- ly in Jasper comity, it lieing tho life estate of Nancy Wyatt, widow of Thomas Wyatt, deceased, and to lie enjoyed after the dentil of raid Nancy Wyatt. The same haring been surrendered in Bankruptcy by the raid Bankrupt, as hi* assets, the same will no sold under a decree in Bank’ ruptry for tlie benefit of his creditors. AUGUSTUS L. SLUDER. sepCtd*Asshmee. JUST RECEIVED! 25 Boxes Extra Cream Olieese. 40 Half Barrels Mackerel. 20 Barrels do. 300 Boxes Tobacco, All Grades, J1QUBS & JOHNSON’?. Dissolution. MIE firm of I. J. Troy wick A Co. is this day dis- L solved lw mutwil consent, J. W. Orr, airent, retiring. I. J. Traywick continues in thc busi ness at the old stand. No. 40 Third street. As sumes all liabilities and outstanding debts of the late firm, collect* all debts due the same, and is alone authorized to sign in liquidation. I. J. TRAYWICK. J. W. ORE, Agent. 3Iacow. Ga„ September 1.1873.sop6 3t Notice in Bankruptcy. IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE EXI TED STATES FOR THE XORTHERX DIS TRICT OF GEORGIA. In the matter of John W. Wyatt—In Bankruptcy of the estate of John W. Wyatt, of Jasper county, upon his own petition, to the District Court for FOR TWENTY DAYS f. For the next Twenty Days, will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS To all who are in search of CHEAP GOODS, And especially to Cash Buyers. W. A. BANKS & SONS. aucSltf LOOK HERE! W. A. JUHAN & CO ABB BECEIVIXO NEW KALI CALICOES. BL'CHD AND BRO. DOMESTICS 10-4 BL’CHD AND BRO. SHEETINGS. BLACK ALPACAS, ALL GRADES GEORGIA JEANS AND CASSIMERES. HOSIERY, ALL GRADES, RIVAL CORSETS. COLORED ALPACAS AT 25C WHITE, RED AND OPERA FLANNELS. Anti a new supply of those 10-4 SPREADS at SI 50 Our stock will be complete by the 10th of Soptombor, When all are invited to rail and secure a share of our BARGAINS! S. T. Coleman’s Old Stand. «ep7if ROSS & COLEMAN, JOBBERS OP Cholera and its Antidote. rhora. he has died of cholera, in reality. It is well I for all to know tliat the first, tin* most important, and the most imlispensihk) requisite in the arrest and cure of looseness of the bowels is an invigora-i ting, purifying, toning, and corrective cathartic. Unquestionably tlie best medicine for this pur-L jxise. and so far as our knowledge extends, tlie only medicine possessing all these four medical I |«*l«mieuts combined in one, is Simmons’ Liver Regulator. In this wonderful vegetable cora- l|KHind we have united, in happy proportions, a I gentle cathartic, a thorough alterative, an excel lent tonic, and a certain corrective of all impuri ties of the body. It invigorates, restores, im proves and purifies the general condition of the .ystem. Regulates tlie liowcls by its aperient pronerities. and leaves them, after acting, in a Ihealthy and natural condition. Stimulates the dull and sluggish liver and makes it act. Strength ens the digestion, and gives torn' ami vitality to the whole man. Regulates tlie liver and bowels, and-prevents cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, chronic dysentery’, bloody flux, looseness, sour stomach, colic, dyspepsia and bilious attacks. I Simmons* Liver Regulator is compounded of tlie simplest and liest remedies—purely vegetable, lit takes the place of calomel, quinine and bitters of all kind. ■ It is no intoxicating beverage. Manufactured only by J. H. ZEII.IX * CO.. 3Iacon, Ga., nnd Philadelphia, Pa. IDIRfy GOOD; BOOTS AKSTD SHOES. Hats and N otions, Macon, Georgia. THE ATTEXTIOX OF WHOLESALE BUYERS, Is dirnestly called to the fact that we are how prepared to save them both timo and money i purehase of their • FALL AND WINTER STOCK WE SELL. AT WHOLESALE OTSTBY OCR STOREROOM BKIXG ADEQUATE. ENABLES US TO KEEP THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK TO BE F0UXD IX AXY MARKET TJST THE SOUTH. With ample means to take advantage of all DISCOUNTS nnd DRIVES, nnd with expenses less l»y half, tlmn any house doing the same amount of business, we feel warranted in saying that we eui make’ * - Prices and Terms Equal to any Market in the Union. A heavy stock of FACTORY’ GOODS always on hand at Factors' Prices. ROSS & GOLEM AIT. rtMtf MACOX’, GEORGIA NEW GOODS! HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES, TOILET COMBS, FREXfcn PERFUMERY. FIXE SOAPS. All foreign goods and O. K. Rankin, Massenborg & Co. sep7tf .Onion Setts! Onion Setts!! YTTE ore receiving a fine lot of extra quality > i white an l yellow Onion Sett*. If you want onions earlv [■•«*. septTtf tune to pla HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggists. Fresh Turnip Seed! Fresh Turnip Seed! A BEAUTIFUL lot of ^ „ to all persons having demands against Ja*. Balkroni. deceased, late of Twiggs county, to present them to us, property made out, - ’ 4 fow, so as to show for settlement. All persons indebted to said deceased are also hereby quired to make immedinte payment. J.F.BALKC03I, LAFAYETTE BALKC03I. aug7G0d* Adm’rs estate of Ja*. Balcom, dec’d. EORGIA, DOOLY COUNTY. — Whereas IvT James P. Powell, guardian of the minor heirs of Silas and Jane Powell, deceased, represents to tlie court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that he hs* fully dwcharged all his duties of guardiauship. and fully accounted for and paid over to his wards all the fund* in his hands. Therefore this is to cite and admonish all and singular the next of kin and creditors of raid ward* to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by uw, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why said dismission sliould not lie granted. I Given under my hand otfimlly. aug26 4w J. B. HOL^l KS. Ordinary. I FRESH RUTABAGA TURNIP, FRESH RED TOP TURNIP, FRESH FLAT DUTCH TURNIP, FKESH GLOBE TURNIP, FRESH HANOVER TURNIP, FRESH SEVEN TOP TURNIP, FRESH NORFOLK TURNIP, Hunt, Kankin & Lamar. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Opposite Huff’s New Building, Cherry St., lie tween Tldrd and Fourth, 3IACON, GA. commodate Boarders—Permanent, Transient and Day. Guosts will receive the best attention, and the Table supplied with the finest tbo market af ford*. julySOtf J. H. BRE3IER. GEORGE W- HEAD, EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER, AND CIGAR MANUFACTURER, No, 4 Blake’s Block, ----- Poplar st., Macon, Ga. may b . STILL TBLUMPIANll O. W. MAS m t t COTTON GIN. PATENTED JULY, 1871. "1TTOULD toko this method of informing the public that hundreds are novr in use fiwa .. V V Texas. Wlierevcr it has been introduced it has proven a success, and becoming wi For the information of those who have not Been the Gin in use, would state that it r,flW *'■; A ', • i fast, cleans seed perfectly, ami makes a bcantifnl sample ot cotton. The roll Iwx «* » r .,; ] that it Ls impossible to break the roll or choke tho Gin by any fair means, and a cniW *' n A . can *eed it as tcell as any one. All of which I guarantee, and warrant every Gin to givecni faction or no sale. ii One improvement in my cotton or roll box is, that it is longer at the top than wbwe xu • pulled between tho ribs. . . ^ . I Parties purchasing Cotton Gins would do well to look to this before purchasing Oilier am determine<l to protect ray patent from any and all infringements. _____ oiap ciU f> )>" Parties wishing to purchase Cotton Gins would do well to examine the muSwiw GIN before purcliasing. Samples can be seen at CARHART & CURD’S, Agents, MACON. GEORffi^. LOOK OUT CAPITALIST. J AM oCoring for Inu'ril t'nn>V.^ n, nduahfe boos** and Jot. the bu-inev. portion of ;iii> or lm>ine» bouses, nd tixaeran be made on thoroiuphfanw to th** city. The time m hand for the cotton crop to commence coming in. an*l tiii* ruad re mains unworkotl. Il i> to 1h* hoped that without longer delay Hi Lb wi«l Jones county iKith will do tlieir duty in the mat- Mircuan r. him years of patient and endnrin, pun." He is on tlie hi^h ivod to suer and from what we have l>een aide to certain *>f his character :in«l ahiliti»*s, we j m uv Katisfiinl that .Mr. Suttim; will not « have eausr t«» regTCt the selection he Jia-s i , ”/i I*- !u*.l mad#. j sugti lm toil to NEW BOARDING HOUSE " Oh THE FIRST UK Al'< Mullvrrv <r .•r H«n-’. tiiramte Halil aru-'- r. Rani $25 ]«-r ]g.licd w it li tto tw*>i ; 1ST I will Often the . t. oftlK.it. tin- 1a- urnierly k«*;»t by N. n<mth.and tla- uhU* .1 !»'• rith i K. M. BROWN. Airrut. Bar and Restaurant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. J. VALENTINO, H aving related hi* entire* premivs. i* now prepared to turni>h his frvmils and patrons \> it li ci. ry 11 ■ '» ■’ .' - !■ 11-» . i mi wttirh will be *errrd in the very b«it style. H«» will ahmjv haititi hand FRESH FISH. OYSTERS, GAME, ETC. ' 1 . :r 1 will ofn-n on th’ l>t ot <> :• Ik - at No.64 ln-ro’ 't»*’ (.nat<«ertonjpir«-iit Ladies’ Eating Saloon. *ep7 tt JOHN VALEMINu. POE SALE. Portable Steam Saw MiH . rnin t«» ibz* fUQix; alirfj w«*xl mul lath raws. Tent*—half c.idi; balance 12 months, with good areurity. A I*», one of Pay’s Planing Machines. tor* of the last will and testament of Sarah Hud son. deceased, hare applied for dismission from raid executorship of said deceased. These, are, tiierefore. to rite all persons interested to show cause within tho time prescribed by law why raid letters of dummion shouU not be granted to applicants. Given under my hand and official seal, this Auguvr Sth. 1873. aus7 3m W. F. CANNON, Ordinary. order of the Court of Ordinary of Dooly coun ty, will to sold on tho first Tuesday in October next, at the Court-house door in said county, be tween the legal hour* of sale, the tract of land in said county whereon the widow’s dower wa* laid, and whereon Rsifonl Royal resided at the time of his death, being part ot lots Nos. 233,234 247 and 24S,in the seventh district, of said county^ontain- ing2S7 acres, more or less. Terms made known the day of sale. JOAB ROYAL, Administrator de bonis non of Raiford ItoyaL aug^td* date of this application, at the next reg ular term of the Ccxirt of Onlinary of said raont), application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell all the real estate of Harmon IL Parker, late of said county, de ceased. for the benefit of heirs and creditors of * deceased. MATHEW PARKER. e5 50d Executor. as, Joel J. Brewer, aiiministrator of the es tate of Sarah Brewer; late of said county, de ceased, has filed hi- application for dismission from said administration: These are, therefore, to cite and ml monish all eroed, to be and appi-ar at my office, Notice to Contractors. T) IDS will be received by the undersigned up JL> to tha 15th of September, for eroding a “Public School Building in thc Second Ward in the city of 31acon. Plans and specifications can lie had on applica tion to D. B. Woodruff, Architect, at his office in thc City Bank Building, Third street. The city will furnish all the Stone, Brick, Lime and Sand. The Committee reserve to themselves the right to accept, or reject any, or all. bids made. W. 4. IIUFF.3Ia.vor, augSl tf Acting Chairman of Committee. D. F.FLEMIXG. JAMES M. MILS' 1 ' 3000 CASES BOOTS & SHOES, FOR THE FALL TRADE. ~ ... „n C ,„u« ..... — . . . .J hag nro ?. wdl - * dect * !j . SHOES. AXD TRUNKS of eveir.<t<*rtplion. wh;rh will he soLl Merchants visiting Charleston are imvted to examine our atoek. JJ. P. FLEMING & CO., SAMUEL A. NELSON 2 hayne street, corner of church STREET. .. iU iN OX. faug26eod2m] JAItaa u.itf _ DB. WEIGHT, DENTIST. TTAS removed to Boanlraan’s Block, over Vd- XI. ger A Co/s, corner 3Inlberry and Second streets, ilacon. Ga.octlS FOR RENT. T?ROM the 1st of October next the following JJ property, belonging to tbeestote of 3Ira. Jane Rogers, deceased; ~ _ . The .-ieht-room house on Oglethorpo street where 31 rs. Rogers formerly lived. One five-room dwelling house < now occupied by Dr. T. W. JIaron. On- st. re-1, use on corner of prietterna ami Thinlstreets.oppositeFiixUzj^a Ironworks. Two ttve-nom dweUimr uouseson Thml street. Oneltoreho^ oiT&eona-r^Areh andThinl street*, row occupitrf by H. 31- Behr. Also a number of other small houses. For terms of rent, etc., inquire of *° ri PETER HARRIS, an ri4 dlw sutnSw Executor. i Oglethorpe; SHIRTS I SHIRTS! THOMAS U. CONNEE Ha* just received a new lot of beautiful Full Bourns and Plaited Bosoms, trtsn 13 to 19 inches in the. neck. The Pull Bosoms are the coolest Shirts DRAWERS! DRAWERS! THOMAS. U. CONNEE Has. splendid fitting Summer 100,000 Brick for Sale. rTXDERninl lij virtue of are^ltrtioni*^. . ;. 1 1 theCityCo.mnl< t the <iiy< fMarea.« .11 ,er>ie:i.xf, Committee on Public JTOKiJf’ nt nnWin mtf/Tv. nt llt.t ArmfTTV j IF undersigneu, sell at public outcry, nt the Armory SATURDAY, the 6th day of 100,00«l brick, or more, if prions admit* Wotoc-ntncnc c;iuEK£ Co»-2£- Neck-Wear! Neck-Wear! THOMAS U. CONNEE r before the l 3f outlay i ext, . ny they have, wh; A dUruiraiou should not to- granted. Witney mv hand an«l official signature, tuts lugiuit Sth. 1873. W. F. CANNON, uuti' 5hi Ordinary Wilkinson County. FRENCH’S NEW HOTEL, /“10R. CORTLANDT and NEW CHURCH STS., NEW YORK. On the European plan. RICH ARD P. FRENCH,son of the late Colonel Richard French. «<f French's Hotel, has token this llotol, newly fitted up and entirely renovated the same. Centrally located in the business part of the city LanditV and Gentlemen a Dining Rooms attached. j illy} 3 tf Received yesterday a stock of Summer Neck-wear, in all colon. Lavender and white tor evening wear. Linen Collars of all style* and sizes. Dried Peaches! Dried Peaches ! w* will i>ay the highest Cash Price for Dried Peaches. B. PRICE A SONS. Over 1,200 Building Lots, O X and in front of the height-' ran nor- be «dd on easy tennx to rant 1 .. Extending aa thrae lot«.dy ^^r»5 the Uereer Unit eraty to the (fid Bare « beii« mu.tlv highet than atw , many o! them presentw 11 '*- ' re-non of *** Drawer, from Mtotd inchra the citjand Mtnvmdine ecmnT17™ir~ 1st, and a}l ienztha ot in- and bang high abore Ute remnion i tion of (Send hundred fannhet-and.^.i,,;,.- ; inxs are constantly ban? en-vutl. ; now beaecuredcheap for«d.; ; r» where s desire it, and can u r . to mi reha sc materials, lots nia> >-./ ; ... - •* ^rSST.n.and tho tetaneo.paid V...» BAEOXISS- _ents. Now would want to >ilv had ? Tit aug26 eod2 w HOWARD HOUSE BROAD STREET, i Eutanb EUFAULA, Ai.AKAM-'- p,.tl card. - • J, \V. HOW Only a short walk t.» an.I f p r*ni Railroad. tievcitty'UTd * * bu* hue. !°a&