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7.7SSSSV»- AGRICULTURAL ATOMS. hOR THti f.'l f.s OF HOXKST SO.V* or TOIL. *e«:nf4 From Ont-fll-tM-ffty Soak* in Oar ExcMncn, Drnncti up null rrOferftetf fur Inspection. : -f Ferch and bream in the Iottot «ouat!es now rise to tbo hook. The Hamilton Jo*fnxd saya: The nrain prospect la the wist flat^rin? ever known in the count}-. Wheat generally Jti Hcrtnfcoa Is not do-’ ingwell. The oat crop hewever is quue premising. 2t RentlemanftnmnearlJrayton tolls us That bo saw an.iramoice turkey Irizzard VauTy away a Thro plg’Chat weigbedxweuty * or thirty ynends. It is saitt that Mr. J61m B. McDonald, near Yfofsia, planted a ten-acre patch of com and R came up in a single night. The oat patches in Stewart county hare taken-mother start to growing ainco the the recent ralha. The prorpcct for a good cropwrert ndvCr better. Messrs. -F. F. Tlojd^nd C. C. Clark, ft HVirkcy crock, have a'fleld of com that Is *3p, with 'three and four blades on a SMAk. The latter -gentleman commenced Ranting- cctton on Monday. The wool ahipmtrts from Hawkinsvllle 'for 1881 amounted to 151 bales, azgregat- Jing »7,TO0 pounds, and worth between •i^pStato^wllat $3.00 per bushel, •and can be successfully raised for twenty 'cents. No wbftder the coontry is getting 'rich! Many of'tli«# farmers are complaining of ‘the larks in their com fields. Small shot '1a the best preventive against tbo inroads ’of these chap j. It 1* said Yuat it Is t black bug which is, ’playing such havoc among the terpentinej trees in Hearty county. If yOU-ttre scarce of labor send to the; ‘ Overflowed districts on the Mississippi^ wberp thousands of hands are thrown Out bf work. TBtea is a growing disposition among '•«ur farmers to plant less anil 'Cultivate "more thoroughly. ' Tbs Hessian fly has flown 'from 'Simter * aid the gram crop liberated from the * ^ravages of his voracious .jaws, Is OHWtndre *' on a boom. ' From all the informraion wcw. gattferj "Vre judge there will be a very large acre- : age planted in sorghinc and ribbon COD* ■ In Me JUcSrktyf *wh teMi ^ lonroe county tlib year. ‘Bight. Mr. W. A. Adkins, Trom'naarDrayttti Dooly coeuty, informs 113 tliat be ate’ the first watenwclon di tihe-season on Thurs day last. | t Now Uttie’tlme’to or*pars yonr-pfltoh lor Genera toII!«- There is no t>«iier pay crop and milling 'tccre profitable and tinsety lo-splitn oat*-stort core! 3rcp. There is a ipksre 'in faihtsr- ctanty where the watersnnsupii!:i—apparently. As you go'dowi: hill, ttfecre Is ‘a rrCvine coming -up paraCle), *ar.d you tcort the water, seomicglyruuniog'-jp bill. The first shipment Of (Florida frith po tatoes «f this year's ^growth *were re ceived in •Oolumbus-on Tuesday by Mr. M. T. Bergan. Those «r her citi:-e::s who had them for dinner (pronounced them more palatable’than-usaal for early pota toes. The tong-wislteildor rain attdiinesville came Wednesday night in-a- perfect flood. Corn that is now In the ground-can come up, aud places where it was too dry to plant are now wet eatragb. There is a disposition oh the pert of the more intelHgontifannera In Hancock coun- to to make cotton 'that surplus -crop, in the future. Ifthis.policy should become general throughout the .-State the pros perity of oar people 'Will boasted. It is astonisaing witat -a difference a lit tie paint makes about the farm-house and premises. The house is kept cleaner, the front pslingc look-neater, members of the family are more parttoalar and tho neigh bors come oftener to see them. “ Tiie total shipments Of - cotton from Hawkinsvllle last season were 20.00C hales. In this, of course, is not included cotton shipped by boats. To March 13th, 1881,17,wo bales were shipped, ami to March 13tb, I Si®, -15/H0 bales -were sblp- pea. Dr. J. f. Stovece-ou Tuesday- ia:t and dressed the county Agricultural Society at Sandereville by invitation upon the con dition of our planters, its causo and the remedy. The large court house was crowded and She audience gave the speaker their closest and uudi vlded.atten tion. The addrccs was-an able one, in teresting and instructive, and did credit to this able Ife-tAisera ti/r Coro, Unitensitv op Gnchova, j DkbAjtTMENT Ofc AGRICULTURE, V , March 1, 1*82. > In my address to the Agricultural Oott« veutloa at Augusta, on the 15th-ultimo, I invited the co-operation of l.v.-mers tn au experiment I propose to mako this year as (o the Uulityor the reverse of ammoniateJ fertilisers for com. My attention was directed to this Important vacation by a series of experiments conducted under the direction of Prof. AtwitOyof Connec ticut, In the report of which he says: “Phosphoric acid took the leading place often, potash occasionally, and nitrogen very rarely” In thirty out of ono hun dred and fifty trials, nitrogen was found to increase the crop enough to pay its cost, the pecuniary toss rising and falliug with tho amount df nitrogen used. If theze experiments, eitentting over three years, with uniform results, demonstrate a truth, namely, that com gathers its supply of nisrogen from na’ural sources, and is not aided by nitrogenous fertilizers it is a very Important truth for our ’farm ers, since nitrogen is the most costly in- gradien In *11 ‘thsammoniated Commer cial fertilizers. Bat we must Investigate it fur ctirseives, si.d find whether in our soil and climate like results will be readied. I propose lo make «vpdrlm'-nts pre cisely identical with tho - cf lhof. At water, with a view to fin;: —first, row does com succeed with the “n'ineral” fertiliz ers, superphosphate and potash; second, bow dees it respond to nitrogen when added in different farms and amounts, to the mineral fertilizers, and third, whs* in ferences may bo drawn as lo the feeding capacities of corn plants, their power to gather their food fthui soil and air, aud the effects of different materials upon their growth, especial reference being made to the nitrogen supply, bltould we, as has been the case witii those or Prof. Atwater, find that cur experiments war rant the inference that for corn “nitrogen fertilizers, tn any considerable quantity, would bo 'rarely profitable,” we sliali have i-tfeblished a very important fact. Individual experiments are of little value, except ns suggestions. They must bo re- pcatefi'for a number of successive years, under uniform circumstances and With uuifefth results, before they -can be-said to establish a principle. Grit AT tbe-same eapirinient be faithfully made -by swum- berof persons in different -localities, the work cau be greatly facilitated. 'To those who wiTt aiflitis in - the exper iment, I would gree tbctfoUoWiflg direc tions for cotmidonrgit: First—Select an acreviMevdl land as pearly wuvform In 'tjcaiity m possible. Divide Kioto twenty equilirarts. snd let the plats b* as 'Icing as 'practicable, Mark each ipht'by 'Strong ivies, num bered I, 2,8-,'etc., correspondin'; with the number-df <Jsttilteert^-“W«m out” land. If It bstmlUrmly worn oat,<(3 preferable. Leave -an 'tsnnamrred stop, 1-20 at each ot the long aides-df the experiment uers, ■A a-space OP three' feet ’between it'KSsJ tBShnamreU ptat-next wit, in order to show thereapaeisy of tbe’wxtural soil. A piece-df^and ‘l'Cfl ^jnare «rods, 10s€ Tbds, wi ll 'be* good skape. This soil wltl^give 39ip:a^,exchl^titt rddesoqual lo'^triare ••Sewed— Haply the ’ fertilizers In the hr)l «r 'broalrtast as "may be p^feered, taking care'te'apply teem evenly -bad to vnleithorotjgttiy with tfcs soli. Iftbey are wdMisiixedt’ith three-of four times their butt ofgootf earth' bfcftre using, Yioy can 'be-more uss'ly'dHlrtb tted. It is of the ■lest -importance that they be applied •evsaly,codflncd eaofc toils prejor plat, and 'thoroughly - inesrporiteU"with the) ■soil. tlAtoaot the seed WHITE & MIHLEB, Corner Broai and Hunter Btreht*, Atlanta, Ge irgia. GESEBAL AG JNTS FOB THE Mitchell Wagon —-IN— North and South Carolina Gcopgia, Alabamr. and Florida. Tlio attention of doa'ers is called to the facxftfbt wo are preeared to ship stAort no tice theso snfbrbjyapons in small lota or by the-car load. Send tor spemlpncolists and circulars. Also dealers in 0. &G. COOLER’S PLAIN PORTABLE TRACTION AND STATION All Y ENGINES. Don’t i^liviase until jou confer with us. Send tor illustrated Catalocne. mar^od&w^m "THE FOSS & PEVEY COTTON CARD! JOHN M. PEVEY, Proprietor, Lowell, Mass. OX'Heferencef J. F. nANSON, Agent CHbb Manufacturing Company, Macon, Gccr^ia. mar24wly GDANO! ~ v*r-' Baker’s Standard, Sea Fowl, St. George, ZelFs. The above aieall first clnss brands. Baker’s Standard has the highest commercin value of any cuano analyzed in AUrnta. Ga., this year. Apply to CUBBEDGE Ac ESTE'S, 157 Second street, Macon, tSa. - Z m«rl7w<t ; Wonderful Cures Effected —BT TIIE— ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATH. Dry Heat, Medical Vapor* and Hleo- tro-Magnetism, Rationally Com bined to Meet the Indioationa ®f Various Chronic Diseases. THE SINGES & CONAJtr EEAUTIiXl, EVEB.1II.OOWUES ROSF . <U8INESS Of ROSES,. COLAVU'E alone. VaCIVcSW urns and Extras, m re ROaES UKliinents (rrmr. Rtrcn-- i'f-I l-.al.t- • (lit,- (ItliwrcJ U'. J- ■* HnarsirptR’s Stoma*. Bliters is the eat household medictne of the American pie Anirii taken everywhere as a saie- , coma ia'rtosc con- f guard scsir.sl epidemics- and endemics, as tact with the' ferUMrcr. Apply the : fer-i‘a remedy’ifor dyspepsia, biliousness and ■ .—-— a , < -he feowc’- — a The p'ne Umde-of our Southern aegar belt are coming >into popularity for. an gar raising, as equal if not superior to the baummek oc .swamp lands heretofore, se lected for that .purpose. • Cane grown on these pine lands Is ^ud to possess.mere saccharine matter than the same on aUi- vial lands. This vastly oxtendc otic sugar producing area, ami shows that we have the capacity to, and -will in a few~iaoro yearn, produec-our supplies.at borne. At a meeting of the Jjamter co inty. ag- jcultural society, .the -subject -‘.'growing f oats and oottan on ;the same land, in be same year” was discussed. . Dr. Thor. h Stewart didtfuII,justice to it, giving it ■ his experiencegt»r twayears, that cot ton planted bijuae,aitesaatstgrow more luxuriantly and'yielded.ciore tbar simi lar land that was prepared and , planted in the usual way. lie gives it m . hik opinion that t&e .vegetable matter left by the oat crop la peouUarlYMUpted. to the growth or cotton, (ft was thoroughly diO- Ctused by other inorol»n. Tiie scent of gaauo Ja unknown in <ihe Fort Creek neigkhorbaod.atul when Pcofi Allen was in Tbsmsoa.a short time .ay o, a breeza from the dqpot, heavily lader with the peculiar odor, struck him be tween the eyes arid knocked tbe£bJluwAa£ poetic sentiment out of 'him:: No scent* f nectar kesitliSS wind Nor to^rence of the rotas; And whlffi*. hundred brom it fans, II olieclK* hundred tiome. It has been a popular Jobe iiiMxaroc f for tbo past fin; Jays to fool people «ith! ' cotten seed oil. In several instances the oil has been used in biscuit, and tbc.fuu- . Jly bare not known it untii itho biscuit were eaten up. in every cue the verdict ,ha3 been: “We weald never have known -tbo differente." Wt believe it to bn tUexr serroral days-before ptetttiug. Third—The foHswing are’ dlie fertlKy •ort and tbaiqiiahtlty of eaefctn* be t» yfj.ed: •fiat-. *— {On mannw. ■' IAs -•■1—Nfttale'-i.f ~y — 2—- Sr-*orph<ur-h»0‘. w . (i ... — Sh —.$_Morlatc off-oau-h 7g . -"•4— i] Nitrate-*o‘*oda..._«...„„ V i • ►anperphtmmte... _jr, -•( Mtirtai«»r-t fioUu.lL. .7 i > I HupcrjHv.plmto _a.- --- «— i Murfawe- f [.otnsb .^. 7.\£ • l Hupr.ipi«Xf>t>atc>—.... -‘■.7— I Muriatnef potnsh i i N'itnut-ci toila.™ ' 7}4 . I Siifieriiosphate f<5 - Murid, of ,iottwh t (.Nltmtei t mmIii ••".O-Ht.-.iK-jpbtvacatc — Xuriute r f .ix.Uuli -,y„ 'Mtrate of. -£1% “'1H-.4.’om#nBe ( Huphcr>l«" phase ...... 15 -“its- -;.Wnrid-t of. pnt»tl:_ 7' (( Hulpfie.oof uuLja-aiit I Supryf-lintubatc ^‘its— Muna-eof ptan»h_„ ,y.< ((.rtulphtiloof arum-niit .11'.? *•' lM--4vilK’rphi»phatc .15 Kurialoe. potaxh 7VJ xRilphalot f anuaoaR. lt'.’i f SnprsiluMphaae— 45 ■“U6- -’Muriateof puna'. 7V. l(llrl«j bloo.LT. It'., “• ufi—SaphertSuapbate S... z lft Sin rift to at" potash IV, Irriad Woixi. _.„..22VI * Ii7--Stperpbr»plmte l.i Sft.rimi- oi po-nsh ~y. 111? iod 14.0.1 , f HreNWihoaphaile 15 •• 54— -iMurUeoi pot»h 7's 11 Cottot seed rati :;-S-C..''* 'Ill-IliuU-- 15 “ IS— - Muriivo of pot»h 7K t‘ v O)ifc.« seed- k«I X ,(3iiip.7Pli'wphafc. 15 “ 30— - Murlrteof iiou»h 7‘< '(•ifUoi: • seokjaotJ SUfl •- oo—So itsiiim. Fourth—Buy-the materials from a re liable dealer to .insure gert'ng tliem^enu- ino. Woigh.and mix them with perfect accuracy- Thef'can he-bought for about ten dollars. Fifth—Those-who will kindly aid me iln the experiment a re-re;, tested to so in form me, audd-wlll give them directions 03 to notiBg-thc-^rowthof the crop, eca sens, ciiUa.ro, etc n tor report of results' in th.3 fall. Wu. JI. Bitotv-jic, Brofcsaor of Agriculture, etc. Irregularities of the feewels, as a 'Care foi chills and .ever and'i&eumatic ailments, as a sedative in nervor-s cases; abd as general Invigorant wr.tl restorative. For ale by iC. druegirtk *nd dealers .gener ally. - lw Dyspepsia Cured APKFSIA! mtlEWent KckntMo-'repanUon will potitive- I li ,» IX- old ehiwniv! eases of llpwisk, l»ys- |>cptfr. TiLs. D.'Ttpctjm-^ Vertigo and PnqSIc C.nis-J* jitlon. wheroercry other known medi- elnehas foiled tocwi gtvc relief. 1 refer toa few «v* the ense< sn moiinc.sl Incurable that linvc r-eii cured with AI'ERSIA: Mhs Katie llofljD. ii, 873 Uond-riph street, PhUadeipiiia, mp. u use of Uv-spnf tie Consumption: bad not been" ut of her bon*..-for one year, or her room -for sir months: a 41 ing skeleton, given ap lo die »• our mostcmTieiitphysiciitUK: but etireil wld'.oiir lioltlts iif A]K*|N.la. MftUhew Roliin- soii.i.Vo. KM Twenr -first street, Philadelphia.— Thfe whs a veer ningerous ease of Veat'go of long sta nding, hut cunyi w ith only tnv-'* oiiies-of .t^sjysia. Mr. n. A.<Xurk, rirm Ciar<: Rros. At.u., Philadelphia, whs »a«U! clier nle ease of n w:«ty yeurs standing; paid out oiutiiousniiddnlicrs; was pro no* noaa inoxm- bla; but eurea! vi : :I> three bodies of Apeptitt; Imo-i well over a. in year. ThoaHmds «d siwiliir le>:l muiiiiilsaui i - seen at ourottre. I refer u it'i plertsinv. Tc - lie following gentlemen of Savannah, win* elmnictersare fereprouclei- bk.: Iir. J. It. ilul. iwanger (IsreKre.S. (.'..nre-- r»i. Ciij.l. (Jewns lf. Weymoulh. iviuc- • 1 per Ur tie. Koraaledy It msb, Ksnmv •* Lamsb, aud all druggist*. ■V. H. S / IIVR, .W. II., ofliee 39 LerauC rboet. Pliiladolrjcia. mnrlSeodly Macon mm Particular Notice. .AU the Drawings wiU hereafter be under the exeiaaivo supervision and con trol of Generals O. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION, CLASS D. AT NEW OR LEANS, TUESEAY, APRIL Urn, 188?, 143d MONTHLY DRAWING. LooiaifuutStsto Lottery Company. Incorporated iu 1808 tor 2S years by the Legislature tor Educational and Charita ble purposes—with a capital of f1,000,000 —to which a reserve fond of over |550,000 ha" einoe been added. By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was made a part of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D-, 1879. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Draw ings will take place monthly. It never scales or postpones. Look at the following Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE *90,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLAB8 Each, half tickets, one dol lar. LIST OP PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize *90,000 1 Capital Prize 10,000 1 Capital Prize 6,000 e Prizes of $2,500 .6,000 5 Prizes of 1,000 6,000 20 Prizes of COO 10,000 100. 10,000 ce hyjoo 20 10,000 10 10J00 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of $300.. 2^00 0 Approximation Prizes of ^200. 1,800 100 Prizes of 200 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 9 Approximation Prince of 1 900 LS57 Prizes, amounting to $110,4(0 Responsible corresponding agents want ed at all points, to whom liberal compen sation will he paid. For further information, write clearly, giving full address. Send orders hr ex press or Registered letter or Money-Order by mail, addressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN New Orisons, La. •rk. A. rAITKIN, 127 La Salle Stroet, Chicago,!’.!, or ALA. DAUPHIN, •iU7 Seventh St., Waahington, D. C. The New York office is removed to Chicago. N. 13.—Order.; addressed to New Orleans will receive prompt attention. 'i he particular attention of the public is called 10 tbo fact Pint the entire number of the Tickets tor each Monthly Drawing is sold, and consequently all tbo prizes in each drawing are sold and drawn nnd paid. ArtieJs of merchandise jest as much as the Jint. AJr.Gtorge Fclbsc, of .-.Monroe, had a Locso-'of.diy cut byrcpoing against a wire feaceilgrt Saturday. The,Lone was run- nkag.Ato'Hll speed, and did not wises. ,f'i turned a diMiblc.^zmmersault, and a.doctor had to be vnallod in to sew up the wounds. Georgs thii&r. the man who huver.Rti a wire fuca should be huug The county Agricultural Society of Talbot eouiity held a meeting .-on last Tuesday. '\Yjw-Prcsideflt J as. }F. Little in the chair. ,Dr. W. It. NeaL -tlus presi dent, coming in, the chair wasswrepilered to him. The annual election of queers iDeingUie first-thUv^in order, that matter ^ras proceeded with, and resulted as.fuJ- o-.vs : Thomas b- ‘Luinsden, preaidei-.t, X). j. Carreker, vice-president. The report of Mr. J. F. -Little, delegato to the i>u:te Agricultural .Convention, which met at Augusta In Feumary, was received »»nd - adopted. lion, wavid „E. Butler, jboin.t; pusent, he was invited to ad dress the mealing, which -ite did iu appro bate aud interesting remarks, touching arg.-|y op fhe advantage of the “No ‘ujiCk” lave, and on the uieof cwnincrcial fertilizer*. T he subject for disciuzion at tiie ineeUug was madej the regular order for noxtoieating. Th© following^c^olu* tion was offared by Mr- J- B Gorman aud unanimously adopted by the soriety ; ‘IfiAolrtil, that the heartfelt gratitude nf this tocieiy be tendered our retiring president, I)r. W. It- Neal, whose efficient dutn-s shall ever be hold iu appreciative reiui-uihiance. Thsxu being no further business, the meeting •ri'our.’if'? “W first Tues ip April. J Wf.T/ U- if «£flff..STO.VflE.V« K K%mc Sear r«r«*b—Tlicfcnco qcei- IhbOh Ilaiants. F^Z-tYTH, Ga., Mar lli 22.—The store- honor .and stock .ofyjsods of JclinPhinizcy, mercbint nt Unjonvilie jn -this county, wer*Awtroyed by fire on Sa’.zrday night, the 18th,uist. The fire is supposed to be of .incendiary origin. He .estimates 'hi* loss at *1.003^->$l,.5IMabove hi* insurance, the .amountof which was ttflOO. Mr. TlKA.ioroFnelinglwyse _ a! this 'plsro. familirrly known a»onr*tliD *» oys”. p» J ‘Jug-*topper," nnd Miss l’otta .Wire married on rJi.ratthe residence oi ike brideV father in ihuouauty. Muxodcetnix, March 22.—Tiie waters of $0 Hi fill -district G. ML of Baldwin ity 19 is. of favor-of fence. JinlfUiCf be protoetad. The alec tion is G. kelice Ut Our Friends. -Wo hill ft* pencil at offioe over tbo ware- .hqpso of Hon(eman A Gibson, on Fonrih streak where we will be pleased at iiUAines to, fri n a act Iuav-io», and shall be the -,-Jr.d.to see par friends. Our warehouse will be zebuilt M soon a* possible, and we .be rzady lor the fall jt-nde in ample time. TN unking the pnb'.ia/or their sym pathy ip.onr misfoi-tune, we shall ever try to msiit,their cpuCdenco in »li future re lation*. 0. V. Andebscs A Son. Macon, March SH, 1882,—mnr2£eod!w A Frweral.le holorlely. The good ■ chial Tro . colds and throat .disease; !os given them a favorab'e notoriety. lv Brain will JWfT*. Well’s Health Renewer, greatest reme dy on earth for impotence, leanness, sex- uni debility, etc. 81, at druggists. De pot! Lamar, Itankin & LamarjMacou. itnlCdly IriUbC-VS living in unhealthy localities may avoid, fever, ague and biliousness, by taking Golden’s Liebig’s Extract or Beef and Tonic iuvigorator, in pint bot tles. Afi- f#r Colilcn's; take no other. Of druggiits generally.lw W. McKAY, Principal. . A First-Class Institute Her Fratlical BusinessInitruction, Bcok- -keepibff. Etc. tET’Fine Bennansliip a SyecialtY-zCtl -Taught by out of tlio beet Artists In the South. LOCALS NDQRSE 3E5T. ■IVe, the iihri-Tsigncil, merrhnnts, IftmkeH. profeeslonnl men nuil other* of the city of Ms.- . cob, leeonimtud the -‘Macon (omnrereial Col- lege,” I’rofeeeor V.'. McKny, I'rin<-ii«il, as eu In- .vtiuitiouavorthy «( public |MtruUKge, and it: the cure of a gradvenan fully coiujwU-Kt lor Hie |msit!on, ftiid who luis tho coulidence of this ■Community: . Fi-l.t.x Cortot. xoApor of tho city nt Macon. 8. T. Coi.eman.A Co., wholesale dry goods. Cuitord AN-nuftior, Att'y-liencraf State of Ga GEoroe T. Hog Kits' Sons, wholesale grocer*, .long C. Cnu>, rraddent Exchange Bank. -AT. Kimuxi Co., wholesale dry good*. . JZQl'Ks A Joiinso:-’, wholesale groc- rs. CAKHAirr & Ct iui. hardware merchants. lI.-C. kl.ANist Sov.bankers 8. Waxki.ua i-u A San, wholesale dry good*. -Gao. 8. OitKAK, merekant, and patron of the [College. I. -C.PLANT, l*rcs. FiratNationalBankof Macou J. AV. ItiiLKK.t Co.. | rjntcrs and puhlishen. IlMirv L. Jewett. l*res. Capital flank of Macon -11. V. & C. U. WiLUNGiun & Co., cotton wure- [houaemen. P_ F. Lawton, banker. J. K. Jones, fresident Central Georgia Rank. J. F.,Uanson. Agent llihb Manufacturing Co. K. K. Hines, attorney at Jaw. Singleton, IIuntA Co., wholesale shoes A- hats. I.AMAK. hvNKiN.t I.amap. wholesaledni^gisla. James {l.slAXnitu, rectifier and merchant. Students Can Enter at any Time. J*®"CIrcuJ»js sent free. Add tins Eod-offlce box 123, Macon, Ga. marlddiwlm MUSICAL READING rca THE EILLIOST j Ditaon i (2>. publish a verj' delightful series of standard aud ,uew books, designed to gtvc, iu an attractive literary form, all needed in formation about musical history and some nor- tlons of (he study of w nsic. ’ Town Libraries nity by adding Huge book* to tbeir lists. Is remcmliered in the Jliographii-al Komanec “UEETHOVKN” (• l.am.ahd Fw*-«r<lt'te jyaiorlrlf. KOBMIfC koiaaiuie “IIKETIIOVKX" ( I.fiOl.aud od»ion 0 rtoBrouinVRron- C/.«” fvr tbo relief of cuuglts, Th*|*||. rs OF MKSDEI^SOHN (fvola,cach , — IM UKUn«i TO; MOZART (2 roli, cacti 81.50) —let us into Ibeiimer lfto of thc great masters. T IP IIVM <rf BECTHOVKN (f>), of CHOPIN IDC UVfo J»! M), of GOTT8HALK (150). of NOTICE. 1 HEREBY give notice that thirty day ifter date I will apply to the mayor and council of the city of Macon for a deed to- a permanent encroachment of 95 feet in front rey lots on Wharf street, between Sixth ana .Seventh, as per plat,.end appli cation now on file in t&e the city clerk’s of fee. J. h. ELLIS. February OX, 1882.—£2dlawtw =42na— Popular Monthly Drawing of the In the (hty of Louisville on FRIDAY, MARCH 31sx, 1SS2. Those drawing? occur monthly(Holiday*e excepted) under provisions of an‘act of the General Assembly of Kfctccky The UnitedVjintos Circuit Court, on Mutch 31, rendered tho following decisions: 1st—That the Commonwealth Distribu tion Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. N. B.—The company has now on hand a large reserve fund. Read carefully the list of prizes tor Die • MARCH DRAWING. 1 Prize $ SO.OCO 1 Prize IO.OCO I Prize. c oco 10 Prizes $1,000 each. 10,001 2J Frizes COO each. 10,000 100 Prizes ICO each 10,000 200 Frizes GO each ; 10,90G 600 Frizes 20 each 12,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000 9 Frizes 300 each, an'rox prizes 2,700 9 Frizes 200 each do do 1,800 9 Frizes 100 each do do SCO $112,100 Half Tickets, $1. 65 Tickets, $10). 1,9G0 Prizes 'iVhole Tit 27 Tickets,) nit Money or Bank , u u»u:v, or send by Express. DON’T SEND F i REGISTERED LETTER OB POST-O A FICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can bo 60nt at our expense. Add roes all orders to R. M. BOARDMAN, .Courier-Journal, Louisville, K or-same person Broadway. N t. tUndmg here Im*vd cured. Intl^re-i, «• *!ron* k, h .uitAetficaiy.tiiat f>'0 KorfUtfe f'KiC K, lo»«lher with * VA"i/tJLATlSK tbudyiWMloMf ntfenr. tir' u *» “■ ~ ■ HANDEL (83), of ROSSINI (ft 75). of ScllU^ MANN (81 50k of VON 1VEBKK (3 vol*. each M 50) and of MENDELSSOHN <81 50). ari Han- dkr<l. exceedingly well written aud very reada ble books. MS'S ’of CURR^lTlfis'8P MLSIC’ til), a fine entertaftimem. Urbluo’a BiograpliireJ Skrtche* o» Eminent Coinpotera f'l 75), ineltuL-s the history of come hundred* of notabilities. Tn fiJiilraollfi’gi2 M ; Ar ‘ philosophy ( iso), IQ UJii.il.ill s Pa-,!* * “Voter xi a Musical In- strnmeut (*.0 cents), sndSiebt.’ji “Art of Sing ing (50 cent*), wc ban; most direction* for the pare and training of th* voice. OLIVER DITSOir & CO.. Boston. O, H. DITBON A CO . 843 Broadway N. Y. HrorrilfK A^llinin and Ih'RfnuM cvrrd a yuxrhnu.r A;r"LtJiHi»rove nlact*. _ . n>frtair.»do in r/ift thro | v \ rcA^f*n’i»VT>nc;erf»i! r**r«>-rr*****rw/jrs'id J!nc Ifr£j# lunn: yulat.ujSt Notice I S HEREBY g'vcn that one month after this date, Eva Harris, wito of Jacob Har ris, of Macon, Bibb county, Ga., will actos n free Under Irisart city, the consent of liar said husband having thereto been obtained, an evidenced-by his signature to this notice. , . , JACOB HARRIS, febS2wlawlw EVA HARRIS. local uvaixeas. Hr*. Jf.f. * W. B. llolnte*. VcMtlat*. No. W Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia. •Teeth -extracted without pain, beautiful setrdf teeth inserted, abscessed teeth and diseased gums cured. Dealora in all kinds of dental material snd instruments. Con stantly on hand, n largo and full assort ment of teeth of all kinds, amalgams cf oil kinds, rubbers of all kinds. D*aUstqr~Dr. 8. B. BnrfieM No. 90 Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia office honr»L-8 a. m. to G p. m. aug'JL'tf financial! STOCKS AND BONDS IN MACON. ’ COUBCCTED DAILY BY LOCKETT J: BOND. BROKERS. MAGUN, March 23.1S82. Georgia6percent bonds, do lbt£Uf»)4&lU% Georgia 6 per cenu bonds, lold) " ...1U0 Wtuv Georgia 7 percent bonds (mortgage my&UO'A Georgia 7 per cent bonds (gold quartcreoupons)— „ Georgia 7 per cent bonds, due 18U0- XU f».126 Georgia S per cent bonds.. 113 <gl 15 Norm eastern railroad bends (lnd’d) US Central It It joint mart 7per cent 113 Georgia (i per cent bonds—107 Western K. K. of Ain., Ix mortgage US Western It It of Ala., 2d mortgage US Mobile and Girard railroad, fmoct.) 117 _ Montgomery and Eufaula lot mort gage. iud's'd by C. and 8. W. ItR 195 #107 Atlantic aud Gulf railroad, consoli dated mortgage 110 riel 15 City of Macon bonds — 101 «»1Q* City of Savannah bond*. 87 (f 88 City of AllnuLnG per cent bonds.... too @HE2 City of Augujga 0 per cent bonds... 106 ®l#d Southwestern railroad stock. 118 tfl-M Central railroad stock. 115 (ft 120 Central railroad ncrip 00 @ 03 Augusta and Savannah U. It stock 118 (ftl'to Georgia railroad stock 1G6 fcyKi< j-f X-irkets by Telejcrsph.] NEW YORK, March 32.—Noon-Stock* strong. Money C. Exchange—long 14.85)4; short »4.8a. Suite bonds unchanged. Govern ment securities irregular. NEW YORK—Evening—Exchange 81.85)4. Government securities—5s % lower; new » J-ents'lS^^Soncyls^Statobondsliiact^cf Sub-treasury boiauees: Coin, Did,402,000; cur- Tlie Slowing ore the closing quotations: Ala. State bond*: Deferred 13 a A*m* Express 141 American Exp— 83 sAMABIT^Ii CURES FITS. Class A, 2 to 5 81)4 ~ ‘ small Class A, smalL... 83 Chicago «tNorth.l32 do. prcfcrred..l41 Erie. 87)4 East Tenn It «... 13. Georgia railroad.lCj lUlnota Central... 106)4 Lake Shore 118 Louisvlc & Nash 70)4 Memp's <k Cliar. 83 Nash, and Chat 61 New York Ccn’L133J4 Pittsburgh 136 KJclnu’d & Alle. 23)4 Rich, and Dan.183 Rock blond 1X2% W. St L. and i*. 35)4 A&SSfcl®. Georgia 6s. 105 Ga. 7s mortgage.108 Go. do, gold 116 Lo. censol* 61)4 N. Carolina. 28 N. Carolina, new 18 Funding..™....... 10 Special Tex.... 3enuossoe< Tenn: new. Virginia fe Consolidated ‘Bid. & Ohio:. spa jo A Alton.. 131 C. St.L.<tN. O..... 70 Consold'd coal SO Del. L. * W. 122 Fort Wayne 132)4 Han. & St Joe-... 00 Harlem —200 Houston & Texas—68 Man. Elevated 51)4 Met Elevated.. 89 Mich. Central 8®4 Mobile & Ohio...... 25)4 N. J. Central 83)4 Nrfk& W. prf....„ 51 N. Y. Elevated 105 Ohio & Miss 31)4 do. preferred 1W Pacific Mail 42)4 Panama 190 Quicksilver... 11)4 do preferred... 56 Reading. 60 St L. J; Tan P -40 do preferred...- 53)4 do 1st prefd.— ‘JO 8tPaut 114 do preferred...123 Texas Pacific 45)4 Union Racine- :11454 D. 8. Express.. 74)4 Wells d: Fargo -128 C0UMEBCIAL. COTTON MARKET REFORT BX # T-ELEQKAPn ago Mecsenokb. MACON, Match 22.—Evening. Gottso quiet Good middling 11)4: mid- good ordinary 318 Sf - •• ” hy wagon.. STATE* EXT. Stoek oo hand September 1,1681. 1,3S7 Received today................... 352 previously.......——— 57,123—57,475 Shipped to-day.....— previously.. 58,862 106 52,361-62,467 The only known Specific Remedy for Epi leptic Fits. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cures Epileptic FiU, Spasms. Convulsions, St. Vitus Dtnce, Vertigo, Hysterics, Insanity, Apo- plexv, Piir*lysi->, Illieumatism, Neuralgia, and nil Nervous Disease*. This infallible remedy will jKisilively eradicate every species of Ner vous Derangement, and drive them away from whence they came, never to return again. It utterly destroys the germs of disease by neutral izing the hereditary taint or poison in the system, and thoroughly eradicates the disease, aud ut terly destroys the cause. J. W. MIGKATH, ■ Late of Philadelphia City, ■\Ylthnn experience of 16 years treating chronic disease by tho old system, will in troduce this now method of treating chron ic diseases by giving Trial Baths'Free, Thursday and Friday, Feb. 16 & 17. That the afflicted may test it« merits. Pa tients ncediog a course of treatment will require from one to three weeks’ time, ac cording to nataro of disease Dr. Migrath uses but little medicino with this treatmant. The Electro-Therapeutic Bath nnd Electricity does what heretofore was claimed for medicine alone. A competent lady matron will Attend female pationts. Office hours from S a. m. to 9 p. in. Con sultation freo and strictly confidential. _M 27, convenient lo parlor, itiocal Hotel, Macon, Qa. ROOM THE GREAT HEALING AGENT la especially adapted to and is a positive «ure tor Rheamatism. Nenralgis, Sciatica, Piiralysif, Inrapient Consumption, und nil Nervoas^ Female Diseases The following diseases have been cured by this Bath with a few treatments—in many cares one course is all that is requir ed: Dropey, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Erysipelae, Bore Ey*s, Scrofu lous afflictions of every form And character, Spawns, Piles, Fever Sores, Pains, Aches, SAMARITAN NERVINE Cures Female Weakness. General Debilty, Leu- corrboea or Whites, Painful Menstruation, Ulceration of the Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel, Inflammation of the Bladder, Irritability of the Bladder. For Wakefulness at night, there Is no better remedy. During the change of life no Female should be without It. It quiets the Ner vous System, and gives rest, comfort, and satnb'q jw«t sleep, SAMARITAN NERVINE Cures) , Drunkenness and the habit of Pf DranBI Opium Eating. These degrading habits are by far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer-1 lug humanity. Thousands die annually from tbese noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks liquor uotbecaueo he likes It, but for the pleas ure of drinking and treating his friends, little thinking that he Is on his road to ruin. Like the Opium Eater, he first uses thadrngln small quantities ns a harmless antidote. The soothing influence of the drug lakes strong bold upon its victim, leading him on to his own destruction. The habits of Opium Eating and Liquor Drink- lug are precisely what eating is to allmentiTe- ness, as over-eating first inflamss the atomsch, which redoables Its cravings until It paralyzes both the stomach and appetite. Soererydrinlc of I JL/UwHI*rPy CaUlBBl It DOAUD.-n AUlOlt; AJUiltf and Heart Diseases, Strietire, Gravel, Gont, etc. Patients from the Hot Springs are especially adapted to this treatment. Ho Shcoa, but a fleas suit Yltalixinsr SeniatjpB Imparted to the Patient For a weak and debilitated constitution its vitalizing and tonic effect is wonderful. It improves the complexion, promotes Nu trition and Digestion, removes Consli; a- tion, and while removing .ill Oppression of the system, o veroomes Depression and Ex haustion. It purifies the blood, removes malaria and prevents Typhoid condition-!. It is a tonio sweat, cleansing the system intern «Uyand exterally. .ebl6*3tn ous tape-worm, It cries ’'Gire, Rive, give !” rapacity < never 'enough' untll_ Its own Fapacfty devours Itsetr. Samaritan Nervine gives InaUnt relief It produces sleep, quiets the In all such „ r , nerves, builds up the nervous eystem, and re stores body and mind to a healthy condition. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, Palpitation of tha Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Syphilis, diseases or the Kidueys and all diseases of tbe Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility, cansed by the Indiscretions or youth, permanently cured by the use of this invaluable remedy. To you, young, middle-aged, and old men, who ore cover ing your sufferings as with a mantle by silence, look up, you can be saved by timely effort*, aud mako ornaments to tociefy, and jewel* in the crown of your Maker, if yon will. Do not keep this a secret longer, until it saps your vitals, aud destroys both body and soul. If yon are thus afflicted, take Da. Richmond's Samar itan Nervixe. It will restore your shattered nerves, arrest premature decay, and Impart tone aud energy to tha whole System. Stock on hand this evening- — 6,395 Cation Markets by Telegraph. LIVERPOOL, March 22.—Noon -Cotton mar- I further evldehoo of the curative properties ' ‘ - - — iclose a 3-c SAMARITAN NERVINE Is for sale by druggists everywhere, or may bo bad direct from us. Those who wish to obtain tet steady; middling uplands 6 11-16; mid- bamarit: — . dllng Orleans 6%; sales 12,000; (peculation and P° ,ta S® *btmp for * copy of our Illustrated export 1.U09: receipts 10,000; American 9,000. I Journal of HeaUh, giving hundreds of testimo- Futures-Kinn; uplands low mhldlingclnusc, “ arch C4t >620(6 42-64: March and April 6 41-61 March 6 4t*6C£M> 42-61: Marcli anil Api &0 42-64; April and May 6«-64@« 4!b64: iiuy and June 646-6lt;i6 49-64; June and July 6 52-61 @6 53-64: August and September 6 60 64. LIVERPOOL—1:00 p. m —Sales, American, 8,- ,71-t; nphtnds, tew middling cluute. July and Aygust 6 57-61: September nnd October 6 49-61. LIVERPOOL—gk(X) p. m.—Uplands, iowtnfd- dlivgclause, Jitw anti July 6 54-61^46 53-65; Au gust and SeptemDcr 6 61-64@6 60-61. Futarcs closed dull and easier. NEW YORK. March 22.—Noon—Cotton quiet; sales Ota; middling upland* 12 3-16; middling Orleans 127-16. Future* steady; felt 12.12: April 12.20; May 12.39: Juam 12.57; July 12.74; August 12.88. NEW YORK—Evening—Net receipts 110; gross 6966. Futures (doted dull; sales 60,000. as follows; March.UjU9<312. 10 April- -„fci.4*5U2.K t nials of cure from persons who have used the medicine. and also their pictures photographed after their restoration to perfect health. Address DR. S. A. RICHMOND & CO., World’s Zpileptio Institute, 8T. JOSEPH* MO»- iMay 12,24^12.351 June 12.5K-G2.5I July I.....12.72^?12.72] I August. l-2A5e.12.86 GALVESTON, March dliag lStow middl Septembei -12.4t(, October 11.73A11.74 Noveoibcr.-ll.5Y-jll.57 December...ll.56@11.57 January @ _ . 22.—cotton iiu'iet: mid dliag 12; loir middling 11)4; good ordina ry 11; net receipt* 614; gross —; sales 283; stock 50.142. NORFOLK, March 22.-Cotton quiet; middling 12; net receipts 2280; gross ; sales 415; stock 48,239. BALTIMORE, March 22.—Cotton stcailv: mid dttug 12)4: low middling 11 “4; good ordinary K>)4: net receipts 48; gross 603; sales 5g0; stock 36,898. BOSTON, March 22.—Cotton steady: middling 12)4; low middling 11^ good ordinary 11; net receipts 1601; gross 11,215. sales none;.stock MACON MARKET. „ Goons.—Market llrm. Print*—standard 6(36)4c.lowe r grade* 4)405toe. solids 5)4c. Tick- eR.’m.neawgR 8c« a eight oz. 10c. Sheenngs—standard mmw United States Marshal Sale. D' \IBTUEofa writ of fieri facias Issued out of the Circuit Court of the United States for the western divlriuu southern district ofGcor- favor of the plaintiff, in the following _**«*““*Co- '•*- Hanry R. Wimlwriy, ri A D ’ W . lm . bc . r,jr ’ Jr ” Caroline M. IVim- .! y ; I have levied n;>on a* tho property of rold defendant. Caroline M. Wimberly, n tract 6f land situated in the county of Twins, in the State of Georgia, known ns the "Graddy place,’’ containing About twenty-one hundred (2,10-1) ,, Provisions.—The market ts active. Bacon— »•Bacon—shonlders none D. S - shoulders 8. Boston bellies, hams U 14 n VVcstcru hams * 13J * Xtw York P'« Lard.—Market very firm. Choice leaf, in Heroes, t2%<ai3; tubs, 13)4. N. Y. Refined In tierce, 13; tubs, 13)4. . FL0, %-r? te ; k « 3-cry firm: finest patent, 19.50; fancy. 88.50; choice family, 18.00; extra family, 17.75; family, 17.00; buckwheat, S10.50. Wheat bran, per cwL *1.30. CoFiTE-XUrltet qniet with good demand raMo: g': ^ e »iSh.-.f Str ' 12: oral MoLAffira and Syri-p.—Cuoa mclasscs, 50; S good, 55; honey driits, 50: Georgia syrup, 55. alt.—Liverpool, tl.lft Virginia Sl.2iayi.50. ^EnL-tTs-Apples, $5.00. Oranges, per 100 rahfns tfSa"*’ Pet bcX ’ W ‘ 0<) ^° ndon kyer Iatsil f-OTATOES—Eastern accdllng-Srarltct active: demand pood. Early Rose SI.75; Good- loh W -;>: Peerless $4.50; Sr.ow Flake *4.75: Burbanks *4.75; Pink Eye *5.00: White Rose *4.75. , 1 m ?tkerel. haU bbls. ,*7.00; do kitsrSl.OO: No. 2 do., hlflf bbls., 85.75; kits, 65c.; No. 3. half barrels, 85.50: kits. 60c. Scoars—Market firm with good demand. Granulated. 10)41ttondanl A. 10)4 white extra fr 1°: « tr « c, golden C, 8% N. O. white UB4 N..O. yellow clarified, 9)4. MisczLLASEocA-Candy, 13c. Pickles, pints *1.50, per quarts, 82.25. Starch 5)4c. per lb. Bws w *sf«L®aa unwashed, free from burrs. 20Jt23; burry, 10j,is. Tallow. 5)4ho. Wax, 18. Gn.UK and IIay.—Market very firm. White com. >■ L04;t.used corn, 96. Feed oats, 65; rust proof oaK S12K). Rye, 81.75. Western tlmotliv , 5 i’ ? 7,' f : ,. c ^ o r lfia kay, 81.W. Com meal, plain 81; bolteyl. *1.05. Hardwabx—Marks* good, noiseshocs 8600 »m« to Mijr safferBr. Oi%« K^prarsa^j P.0.4d »,.»Korit for JUiiro rifpl' vs T,^no9vn.mfmntiCvmCi-woB *••• United State* Marshal Sale. BY virtue of a writ of fieri ft tins issued out of the District Court ot> the United States for tho southern district of Georgia in lavor of Die plaintiff'in the following ease: Johnston Bros. & Co. et at. vs. W. B. Tarver ii Bn>. I have this day levied the within ri. fa. on the following denrrilied property, to-wit: The lauds and premises situated, lying and Ijc- Ing in the comity of Twiggs in the State of Georgia. Uuit is to say the “Houston place,” a S imitation containing about twenty-six him- red acres, nnd composed of faints bought from Houston Sfapiiy and Bunn; also the three plan- iatiousor tracts of land known er described os the “Home or Tarrenrilie place,” the “Jordan place” and tiie “Smith Hill place,” said three several plantations or tracts of land containing in all about nine thousand nine hundred acres; also the tract of laud known as the “Frederick plnco,” containing about twenty-two hundred [•J,20U) acres; also the plantation or tract of land known as the “Mill place;” containing about twenty-six hundred (2,600) acres; nil of which said lands and pan-eis of lands were In the pos session and control of W. R. Tarver ii Brothers ns writ on the fifth dpy of May, 1880, as on me first day at November. 1872, as In the 11. fa. set out. Levied on as the property of said W. a Tarver A Brothers, the defendants In fl. fa., this sixth day of February. 1882, and will sell the same at public auction, liefore the United States court house dona in the city of Macon, on the first Tuesday In March next, within the legal hours of sale. Tlio above sale is postponed until the first Tuesday in May, 1882, ut same time and same place. JAMES I.ONGSTREET, U. S. Marshal. „ _ _ , l*er E. F. Clark; Deputy. Macon, Ga., Feb. 6,1882. mrMustd Ludden & Bates' @OtttlicHi Musics H«nse. C d 93 K to 3; o <3 ts c et 0B “5 o - ii MILL A FACTORY SUP PUT? OF ALL KINDS. BELTINO and PACKiNG, OILS, PUN-- 3 - KINDS, IRON PIPE, FlUS^Lt BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAl££‘ •ENG1NE GOVERNORS, &c. Sf - v to 'Price-list. W. H. DILLING1-L2 ’/■ i m 421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE,^- -Gold, Silver sp.tf Nicfce* ; atrada esrtly l:?r %sd, cc»4« SlUfe l>* vAa lb* Etectro-l’i>v> is* .ian'c, a VS cf - '*,-4 and Silver, swJllt wto lUk* t».« fe t- ■ te— oatCUJrem^re J ....... . m end kind*. Rw •Iscs with enamele-. reft.-rv.-drs. A-lmaeff gnl requirements, and priced to suit a.l pixsc. LEADING FEATURES^ Do-abJo Wood Doors, IVtcnWYc d QPO. Att- JwtatitWF^Ssnrc'RevSSSa Long Gross Piece, Double Short Centers My Ogwsst. niumjnafad Fire DowCa&sS Finish. *s£ hr. •*0. J. OBEAR, &HE tndte^ t<LBa ’ 1EAR, 82 Citct^r ■Street, h aoJk. O § The Music House & F G South Wholesale Southern Distributing Depot . — rouniH— - Cliickering, Knskh & Bacli, Mathuslick, Arion and Southern Gem Pianos, Mason & Hamlin and Slioninger Organs. Seven Toadies Makers of the World. 800 Finest Instrument* in Stock. BedBock Price* for cask or on Time. One Uniform Price, and tkat the Lowes*. The Only Piano and Organ House in America Ming on the One Price Plan. Lowest prices printed in plaiu figures. One price to all. No deviation. No over- xharging. Prices fixed at Ihe smallest per centage above «os* that will give a living profit. Tho poor negro in 'Texas buys an low by letter as The Savannah millionaire who comes in person. No aoiaMf resenfn tion. No exaggeration. No deception or trickery. No pretensions to be manufac turers when wo are not No competition with cheap makers. Non-j bat standard instruments, from reliablo makers, sold. This, onr policy tor ten years postjwiil be adhered to in the future. Square trnue tor no, first, last and always. BesFInsTrumenls for Least Muncy, jJISSS jfBySI VTilltft ra.JUj • toev*i awanll— « o-vtarll, It ml>hn flvt r»!«wr4 maim itwat SOtMH. mm| full 4Mcvlptf'«*. »rt.wo PtwI.CMhuAr ;JthllacUMwirilnofVscHtUsi;m s<J..rnkarkv I n.M Tm* ) Hr. hnliakl* U all. .V»fWwrfi.ii «*Ai «“lll lw imirt rHlaMc % ** ~ r+rmt la a wanner dtK&ic w: wal^ftj^fda'JjLaXwkj I'aukri, Tim Vr-.eo ar.<! I'tntrt (*\r■'.»*< . A :•!*>«, B. H. FEES/ &C(L. Detrjtt.1 ON 30 DAYS’ TSiSli Wz Wru, Eknd on THIRTY Days' Tten Dr. Eye’s Electro Voltaic "Bttix, Suspensories, and other Electric * anc»s TO MEN suffering fictn Debility, Lost Vitality, etc, sp storing Health and Manhood. Rbenmntiaai, Paralysis, Livcr nnd'K Vanaf Troubles and many other diseases.' SXsro. (rated pair pblet free. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO- M tr.hslL 1 correct rmm It you want the Best Time Keeper forth I M.u-yfflrtt can be bought anywhere in the "ft Lancaster Wa*<sh Sold by Jeweler* tlirooghcut the United r x6 grades are not the lowest in | the money. AH Quick-Train { Established 1874. Ask for the L. QUICK-TRAIN RAILROAD WAT HIRAM SIBLEY Will mall FREE tlictr Cat»- Ingue for 1882, ron'.i.f-ret » fail descriptive Price,-off Flower, Field and Garden DSTSXjna* 5TCHES. Limited Copartnership. VOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned i.5 on the 15th day of January, 1S82, entered into a limited copartnership, under the laws of Georgia, to be conducted under tbe following provisions, to-wit: 1st. Tbe name of the firm under which such copartnership is to be conducted shall be W. A. Doody, which aloue is to be used in its deal ings. ad. The nature of the business is to be that of retail dealers in dry goods, notions, boounshoce, hats and such like articles, the same to be car ried otf in the city of Macon, Georgia. Capital stock of said linn will be 825,000. 3d. JV. A. Doody is to be the general partner and J. Dannenbcrg a special partner, and J. Danncnbcrg as such special part tier has actual ly and in good faith paid In anti contributed to the common stock of such firm 812,500. which is to be the extent and limit of his liability. The partnership I* to expire on tbe 154h day of Jan uary, 18f 5. unless sooner dissolved by mutual consent in the manner prescribed by taw. W. A. DOODY, , - - _ . J. DANNENBERG. Macon, Ga.. Feb. 22.1882. 20-llawCw /“GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas SJd- ney H. Boynton lias applied forexemption orpersonalty and Setting'apart and valuation of homestead, nnd I will pass upon the same at 10 o'clock a. in., 011 the 10th day of April. 1882, at my office. J. A. McMANUS. marl9wtU° Ordinary. A gents wantedat^once for The best and newest books. Figp-.y. Ad dress W. E. THOMPSON, 78)* Whitehall s'reet, Atlanta, Ga. mariSdaw t Terrible Lom of I.lle. MlUIons.oftats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, roaches, lose their lives by collision with ‘•Rough on Rats.” hold by diusgist*. ■enU. inn 14-il v JAMES LONGSTKKCT, U. S. Marslinl. Fcr E. jf, Clark. Deputy. teg. Dated Macon, Ge., M , - —:. per I iron 5?s «',4e. r-cr 15; refine 3)4Q4c. perfl). Plow steel.>)..,.• i,er 18. Nails*;!.®—base of l(>p. Pow der 96.ID per keg. Blasting powder *4.0U. Lead 8c. jeer fl-. Drop shot S2.0U per bag. h UtTAC'.t {.• WHISIt**. 5here are cheaper instruments than outs, but none ai good tor tho money. Buyers in any part of tho South will save money by ordering from ns. We aro Manufactur ers’ Distributing Agents to; the Sontb, and place moro instruments yearly than all other Southern Dealers combined. Baying from us is buying direct from tho Manu facturers, and secures Factory Bates to the purchaser. 5000 InstrumentB tor i&bg Under contract, anil must be solo, few Catalogues and Price Lists ready. Special freight rate*' secured. Fifteen days Ttst Trial Every concession, every inducement that can bo offered by honest dealers who intend to keep their promises. Luddcn & Boses are right np with tlio times, and in tho front rank. None can underbuy them; none can undersell them. White us ir vou want an Instbument. LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. mar3wly HOLMES’ LINIMENT, * OR, TUB MOTHER’S FRIEND 1 produce a safe and quick delivery—ono that will control Daln and shorten the duration of tabor. Such fa “THE Motiikb's IUxief.” Try it and see what A blessing it is to Suffering Females, This Liniment when used two or three weeks before confinement produces s wonderful ef fect, causing a very easy and quick tabor, with comparatively little pun, and leaves the moth er in a condition to recover quickly—or in oth er words to have a good getting up. Under its use, tabor will ordinarily occupy much loss than the usual time, slid the suffering bedlmin felted beyond expression. The condition Tor which this remedy is of fered is of such a character os to forbid a long array of certificates. Those interested ia its use arc TespcctfuUy referred to the hundreds who have used It. KtiAD THE TESTIMONIALS: Ii must earnestly entreat every female expect ing to be confined to use “The Morata’s Rt> ukf." Coupled with the entreaty, I will add that during a targe obstetrical practice (forty- four years), I- have never known it to tail to produce a safe and quick delivery. [_ U. J. HOLMES, M. D., Atlanta, Go. A tady from one of the counties of middle Georgia, who has been acting as midwife for many years, writes: “I have disposed ofal The Monnat’s Km.ir.r you sent me, and I am tiEUGitTED wmi it. In every instance w here it lias been used Us effects have been all that 1 could ask. I coxsideb rr a great blessing.” A gentleman writes: “Mf wife used your Mother's Relief at her fourth confinement, • id her testimony is- that she passed through it with one half of the suffering of either of her former confinements, and recovered from it in much less time. She also recommended it to n lady friend who wa* about to be confined for the fi*>t time, and she says: *1 have yens 8EEX ANYONE PARS THUG VC] l THIS GREAT TRIAL WITH SO Ml'CII EASE AND MJ LITTLE SUFFERING.* ” The names of all those, and many others, can be had by calling at my office. Haring had the foregoing remedy Thorough- t.y Tiimkd in Atlanta und vicinity, I now offer it t" my jmtrons «s iMusso.^ing superior merits. I am permitted aJpo to refer to the following well-known citizens of Atlanta: C S. Newton, William M. Crumley. Jr.. W. A. Gregg aud I). Ikiinrallof whom are ready to teatiiy to the merits of the preparation. I Tice, S1..V) rter bottle. 1‘rep.ireti by J. llKADFIELD, Sole Prop’r. Atlanta, Ga. For sale everywhere by Druggists and coun- ry merchants. marjwedtkw Bulbs, OrtmrstOntal firinrf. and Imiuortelles, Gladiolus Idlica, Boses, Plants, Ganka Implements. Beautifully Rlu- trated. Over200pages. 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EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTT.—WTT rto Ufold before Uie court house door in e-ratn of Knoxville, in said county, on the first Tvw> day in April next, within the !cgai'i<.>u»>at' sale, tiie following described property, vfcr i >::e hundred one and ono-fourth (lrtVi nt of land, the asme lieing the south halfsff *s: number fifty-seven (57), in the lintdtatrasM originally Houston now Crawford eocatr,«o«< known a* tho .Simon Johnson ptaoe. on as the property <-f Simon Johnsnak>w a justiec court fi. fi. issued from tht ;-eriwe court of 494 tit district G. M. in favorwi Danlelly v*. said Simon Johnson. Levyjsste. and returned to me by lVm. Reeves, t Tenant in possession notified. lTcj-.-nj ta2»> ed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also, at the same time aud place, t ar horse wagon. Levied on f* the propc-ti lumbus Jefferson tn satisfy * fl.L>.-o r.sau the county court of said ci--nty, in Ii ■ B. Ilrown vs. Columbus Jcffenoiu Also, at the same time aud place, one ttQf amt harness. Levied on «* the )'.'>r«-r!r '*«< F. Taylor to satisfy a fl. fa. issued :rea -2r- countv court of .-aid county in favor 0*fe**ra w Newsom vs. J. F. Taylor, prim ijeil. * - - t ib I’nr-ons M-euritv. Also, at the mids tinn' and place ft; < .me- number fifty-five, in the - ventli Cr-v- w. «.* Crawford count)*. L- on tin 3 Samnci If. lbi rkins to su>:y u tax 2. iftsa Samuel II. ifawkins. ! - v\ •««•!« by rt. ft