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£ OJsttK'jgfa lUcjCrhlu ff cU'iicupfy smfr 3ouirn;vl & JlJfcSjtteujgjwe*. THE REPUBLICANS wjxj> cp tiia ic enters is ATLANTA. Gartrell Indoraex-Buck anil Pledger Cn red for-A Few Pen Pictures, *t« Atlanta, August 3.—Perhape of all the unsavory name* that haro been written in charcoal on the pages of Georgia’a politi cal history, none have stank moro than that of Skowhegan Bryant He has done less end expected more for it than any of t*~ aoporietions from down East. A Re- • • ’■»»•• invention in Georgia is inoom* wllhoat him, for he is thebloodiest rM.i.dcf themail. It is he who injects lUteiner* and gall into the assembled s-urVn* auil fires the benighted souls. He '•••*»« every good deed end remembers rotbing bat thai which serves as fire-bracd« to be thrown into the erowd. He gloats with band-rnbbiut. and eye-rolling over the killing of Ashburn, Fish and’others— those whfte-soaled martyrs, as he calls them—and refers early and often to the possible foot that they were mur dered in oold,. cold blood while advo cating the honored principles of the i rpublicin party. He glories in the faot Mt - he is socially ostracised, and seems t.xppy in the possible hope that he too may irrrdered in oold blood, end thus be- r rr. r a white-souled martyr. v oabave seen men who, in despite of eat dress and fairly cat features, are re- olsive to yoa. There’s no way of telling rhy they are repulsive, yet you must frown as you lo6k at them. Skowhegan is one of those men. Tail, gaunt, neavy shapeless gray moustache, with an eye that i»lBea description because it is ever rest less and without decided color, he ia not the man you would like for a bedfellow, should you stop overnight at a orowded Inn. Yon would rather risk your chances on the door of the parlor. Then with each a make up, thore ia no reason why ‘ ’lbl« should not be ostracised. Be should blame who love , that can took you squarely. And yet in 1868 this man was the Demo cratic nominee for Bpeaker of the House. Let ns tauten to add, however, that it was a hopeless minority, a mere handful of Democrats who collared him as the drown ing man’s straw and held him at arm’s length until he flopped over in ignomin ious defeat. But Bryant's star has bobbed np serenely and often sinoe those darkened dnjs of reconstruction. And yet with all hh| labor, with all his mixing and mingling ftfid meaning with the negro, bo has reached fao farther than a professional toadyiat to administrations, and made for himself bnt little more than a decent support. In the present convention he has en deavors i to be the ruling spirit. He had his own interests to subserve, sad his great anxiety to get in his little work whs mani fest when he soarcely waited for the con vention to become organized beforo ho bobbed np with some cheap resolutions in dorsing the national administration. It •Hi unt.rnjuiro any shrewd guossing as to object Iu itiUuUu*in„ thra^ lauda tory reeolutions. It was his^regT r uu»i- And during the entire soesion he lost no timo nor allowed an opportunity to cn«a to bob up and say something, no lhatter what. He waa in all ptrta of t&e hall, hold ing hurried whispered consultations with the delegates, and should perchance some garrulous member get on the floor* Bryant •kipped to his sido and assumed tho role of prompter. Once I observed him* He grasped the kinky ballet head of a member whose skin _» as black and lustrous as a bit of _ tbracite c >nl, and ovor that head of cray- onic kinks Bryant's nose—the organ that gave the down east twaug to his words— described a circle while, the uashspened gray monstacho rapidly mse and fell with whispered ir:unctior s. I imagined I saw disgust paint wrinkles, and turn np tho noso as the odor of decaying hair-grease circled upward from tho kinks iuto the l friend. Of no earthly use to the party in Geor gia, and tegarded with a noit of hcld-hlor off-with-a imir-of-torg* suspicion by the more intelligent colored men of the party, Bryuit ia not recognised in Washington as haring any tntlaenccfldfpd as the adminis tration does not believe ia having any drones or political hangers-on looking for stray crumbs, Bhowhegan is left in tbo cold, and bi« only hope lies in the election of Uh.ine, whom he ia now eervioi vug. This is the man who is the moving spirit in the Pledger faction of the Htate R.-pub- flHMEsnr flKSrtstcs as the keenest briar, tolerates Bryant lie- cause he sera no practical harm in him. Pledger will rosign tho chairmanship of the executive committee and this faot has caused a flutter in the ontnp. The maih object in Fnrrow gathering bis cl an iuto the (Jolted States court room and organizing a convention differ ent from tb-rt in the cnpitol build- lug was to get the chairmanship of the ex- e :utiv« committee either for himself or for one of his crowd of understrappers, and also a white man for perm meet chairman. That this was their programme ia made a certain faot by the proposition made to th» committee of peace and harmony, appoint ed by the Pledger faction this morning. They propose that the white members hold a session in the Boosts chamber and select a chairman for the exeentive committee and a permanent chairman for tho conven tion. This give* them a grip on the dele- cation for the imtiond convention and the furtherance of their designs. Tito proposition was indignautly refused by the oommities, and trouble may be tx- . eoted when the report is presented to the convention, which reassembles at twelve o'clock. Bryant, who's who like a bee (n a tar bucket, and with nil his shrewdnes* not knowing scarcely which way to jjinp, is fast flailing himself in a dilemma. Ho wants too much. He wants the present administration indorsed base— tie dyes not wish to ln«*r u* displeasure; be wants lilalco delegates because that feathers bis future nest: end he wants tho chairmanship of the executive committee for lots of rai sons. It remains to be seen honehe will oorr.e out. The convention did not wont to adjourn this morning until 13 o'oto'k, but Locke and Darnell, both recently roods offlsers, wanted tho olive brunch, and both gave the motion their full support and it was carried. The avenge member did not expect to stay here more than one - day, and henoe a general borrowing of fands .was neces sary. Quite a number, bowevor, not will- ~WaU, you know.” said Jeff, "niggers have been taught to obey, and when they get squabbling jnst come do«u with the gavel and tell ’em to shut up, and they ’ll do it. You can't go along coaxing a nigger." Holt and Blacksbear deported them selves well, had but little to say and kept aloof from the fiery discussions. Tunis G. Campbell, from tne seaboard, is a man that attracts attention. He waa a Senator onoe, if you remember. I think when Milt Barlow was studying his make up of negro faoe and negro dialect for bis incomparable and famous end story of "Jonah was eat up by the while,” he must have spent a week in Camden county Inokiifg and watching oldTttQisG. The wwemblenoe is perfect, aud when Tunis R ti up to make a few remarks, with his Deled bead and whiskers, flat nose and big gold-rimmed specs, you see Milt before ycni aud you aro almost broathleualy awaiting to see him wind np with his inimitable shakes of tho head and ex. claim, "And Jonah war eat np by do whale!” P'edger, tho youngest one of the Repub lican leaders, is the sharpest one of the gang. But for his frequont and uncalled- for incendiarism—hia continued harping on civil rights— would win admiration from men of all parties. He has a good education and ho knows how to nae if. He has learned all the trieksof the oldest poli ticians, and works them well. He is but a beardless youth, has a good countenance and a pleasing address, and takes well with the gallery cntil he strikes his hobby, the fifteenth amendment, aud then he ia dropped. He oertainly displayed a skilfnl diplomacy in managing his wing of the convention. Farrow finds a stubborn and •hrowd foe in Pledger. tbol, FAREWELL, PROUD EAtlS.E. knew something of wire-pulling and tricks of politicians. He did some effective in line, responding to their country's call, and bid goodbyes to wives, daughters and sweethearts, and then with threota chok ing with the mingled emotions of aaduusa pend! of Porte Crayon. 1 be member from god patriotism march bravely away shout- Clayton, particularly, would haveimade the fog “to victory or death?' work. The general personnelle of the conven tion was such as would fairly tickle the uiayion, particularly, wouiu uavo^mauetuo black, auctions marrow of bis Faber Mo. 1 ooze graciously into a siihoutte sketch that would provoke a smile from the paper it is printed on. But the hour for assembling ia hera, and now Jeff's gavol is sounding. alcohol. He hss seen the father clinging to the lamp-post on the corner, waiting, bogging for the hours to slip away that he may sobor up and go home. Ah ! ho has seen much to whiten hairs and rend hearts. And with such a duster ct associations labors of the convention, hanging from his neck, we regret to say farewell. We look ““ * TH* CONVENTION. The convention assembled at half-past bine, and oalled to ordsr by the chairman. Prayer by llcv. T. G. Campbell. A member from Bartow, wanted the con vention to traniact no business until har mony was restored. Blacksbear, of Bibb, was made secretary by reason of abeenoe of the regular secre- Tho chairman stated that the committeo on conference witn the other faction wanted tho convention to tkke no action toward permanent organization until they oould make their report at 13 o'clock. A member opposed any «tch waiting, and did not wont to wait and walk the streets of Atlanta at the dictation of a handful of afewcfllee holders. Darnell and Tunis G. Camp boll favored the motion to take a recess until 3 o'clock. Bryant explained the status of affairs, anct fn.*i *a tk* mm||. Locke said as chairman of toe oommit- M»e on conference, he had received a volu minous aud lengthy proposition from the other faction, wnich would take some time to consider. Ho therefore moved for a races'. Locke, Wright and Campbell engaged in a spat on the labors of the convention. Long, loud end frequent oalls for the pro* vious quo-tion. Tho chair announced that some timo daring the afternoon the exeentive corn- mi ttoe would hold s session. The convention then adjourned until 13 m. The convention waa called to order by the ch-drman. Tho chair announced a tele gram from the secretary of the treasury pronouncing Pledger safe from the at tacks of the syndicate. Received with applaa-eand a rising vote. The committee on harmony made their iport, which was to the effect that the re lit of their j dnt meeting was ths receipt r n communication from, the bolters; They did not waut either Locke or Book ehaTirnnn of the exeoutive committee and regarded th it issue ss simply nn incident in the etraggle now pending between the two factions of the party. They proposed to hold a sesoion of all the white delegates aud let them choose from among themselves a chairman of the exeentive committee. There was also read the reply of the Pledger fiction committee to the above communication, which disavowed any au thority to set, and wore appointed «»«(«;y tnMr*l** •••.ulttttlusiluu*. Looke advocated going right ahead with tho business of tbo convention, having ex hausted every means of bringing about harmony. Bryart pinked flaws in the action of Far row whits chairman of the exeentive com mittee and moved the adoption of the re port of tbs committee. He then pitohod out into a long, demltory review of the Re publican party from its organisation in 1867 np to the present time, and dououno- ing Farrow and tho syndicate, scoring Longatreet especially. Pledger got i he floor after a straggle and •poke upon ths report of the oommittco, taking for his text the oolor line drawn by the bolters in ttelr proposition. Us ex posed some of Farrow's tricks, in promis ing himself and others various positions within the sift of tbs syndicate if hs would tarn over hU convent! >u to them by making ig "to victory or deathT' He has seen oar brave boys return lmr, ragged and haggard, from the bloody fields of battle, rant baok home under the edict promulgated under the famous Vir ginia apple tree, overpowered but not eon- quered. Meyhaps those glassy syee wept tears of sorrow at the return. Ha has seen the gradual transformation from the deeolation of Mars to the pros perity of whiU-winged peace. He has sesn the town grow and grow, expand and ex pand, until now the glass eyoe cannot sweep their gaze fat enough out to tee the last widening ripple of the great building Ah 1 what a story ha oould tell if his bra zen beak could part and speak of whnt the glass eyes have seen l He has seen U>» sol itary policeman at tbo dead hour of night slowly walking his beat with measured tread, peering into dark doorways and stairways for burglars bold. He has looked down upon the madding crowd as it hur ried past on festal frol'c intent. And what sorrow bis story wonkl carry to many a woman’s heart! Hs hss seen the fond husband going home at early morn, mad with himself and mad with the Walter Johnson chairman. Jackson McHenry said his say, which was to have the proposition laid upon the table Darnell moved that tho report of the com'nittoe bo resolved and tbo committee be discharged. He also doliverod himself of a «i>teohon the ssrils line as Bryant Pledger. B. B. and i'll TH* OLOSB. Special to Telegraph land Messenger. Atlanta, Oa., August 3.-Tbo Republi can UtBto Oouvouii >n dosed this after noon, after reco-nminding Gen. Gsrtrell for governor, electing A. K. Back chairman of control oommittee, and l'lsdgsr of tbo executive committee. The most graceful thing the convention hie done was to vote resolutions of sympathy for Hon. Ben HU1, which were ordered to be prr ~“* * • presented tohlai. M. M. B. A SPLIT. [Dy Associated Press.) Atlanta, August 3.—The regular Repub lican convention adjourned to-day after recommending General L. J. Gartrell for E srnor and nominating the following W ticket: Congressman-stlorgr, R. D. Locke; secretary of state. It. R. Wright; i-.; . , treasurer, F. F? Patney; eosnptrolisr-gene- 1°-' to V'k ll,, lr 'iM-k to.borru.il.f, m hU w. A. Wrier; .Uorn«/.i«ncr.l, <3io hom. but njgbA.Wjd total moriuntr, bat g. fuom... Ke.otutionj of .ymptohy foi bow they will make it up with their people - * is a oonuudrura. Daring the racees the sidewalk ebon', the ca-tout honra formal os IKDrtauitii i was monopolized by the in- mat carcases, end I had abundant op- tnuities for judging how ths proposi. i to Craw the color line took with the turn Pledger faction would not listen to it, and Bryant, Uicuuh of the same faction, suffered no little. His connection with thm proposition aud his quiet and ili-concealcd advocacy thereof, exited tbo country dar ky's admiration for bun, and t would not be at ell surprised if he wm not at last sat down upon. He is too unanimously trans parent. A good deal of jugglery bos been prac ticed. There is no doubt of it. It was part of the programme of the officeholders th it Btephens riuuld be endorsed, i’his in def erence to Joe Brown, who could secure tho confirmation of Atkins. But the colored members had gotten bold of the idea tint Gartrell was the man to tie to, and raised so big a breeze when a white member in troduce! some Stephens resolution'that tbs syndicate Uld back in fear. They be gan to ses thai they could not make good their pledges to Joe Brown or Arthur, and woke up to the fact that they were getti ag into a desperate strait. But they resolved to put on a bold front and make the props- — sympathy for B-mstor Hill were raised. A now central committee waa crested, with A. lib Book os ing ths national adminulratton were passed. In the syndicate convention a resolution indorsing General Gsrtrell was referred to :he oommittee on resolutions and ss- Governor Conley was made chairman of the central committee. This convention will meet again to-night. Atlanta, August A—The syndicate wing of the Republican convention has Just ad- jon ned, after nominating the following ticket and indorsing General Oartrail for governor: For Congressman at large, James Longstraet; attorney-general, J. D. Cunningham; secretary of atate, W. J. White; treasurer. A. M. Bowers;oomptroll- •r-gcneral, Floyd 0. Nelson. M referred 'o. The outlook thus far, writing before tho as*euib!iug at 13, is that the oanveffUon trill c include ite tabors this afternoon, and — udoree Gsrtiell, and probably notni- a candidate f large. 1 ne Bibb delation managed to keep in good urd- nL'l it n evident that Bibb is t important counties of the s morning mpnseafn Crystal Wedding Keeeptlep, On Friday evening, in answer to a grace ful invitation, a goodly number of friends assembled at the reeidenee of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Booker, on Haze! street, to esle- bnte the "crystal we.ding” of tlieir host and hostess. Young and old mingled to gether ia eo joy meats of various kinds, and ' ths young people admitted that, after all, it wasn’t so bad to bars the "old folks'' •round; end the old people came to the oonclas'.on that ths "giddy young things” had a wonderful way of brighteoiug up W* ■•JU ***• »*rry ss a crystal miY- k»U. , Aim rafrasumsote ware abun dant and delicious, and tbs crystal gifts were numerous sod appropriate, the useful “ UJ being in grsee/ol proper- Oar Reporter's Tearful Adlen to tlte Telegraph's Old Kagle. We have moved into our new office with its bright.waUs, clean floor* and all tho modern conveniences, and should bo hap py. But there Is a spasm of pain shud- tiering and shivering our feelings ss we bid the last fond farewell to the old quarters. The long, dark, tiresome stairway that we havo climbed so (early, late nnd often, sometimes with noto book plethorio with items and sometimes in the condition of Mother Hunbard’s cupboard, we leave without the faintest trace of regret; the dingy sanctum with its myriads of blood* seeking mosquitoes, its murky dust-laden cobwebs, and iu heterogeneous collection of decayed vegetable monstrosities, tall corn and first oats of the sessou, we tell goodbye without a murmur: but*when the time comes to shake the claw of the brass-beaked eagle that surmounts the old building, a sharp pain shoots across our verv soul sod punctures the tear-tank. Ths saline tears flow os freely ss water rer a broken dam. We have sn especial fondooss for that eagle. He oocuj ies the bridal dumber in onr heart of hearts. Our admiration for him knows no liounds, and uur love for bis blessed, bronze beak is ss strong aud earn uiranu, unms uvmm wwt'iuuK n eat aa that of David and Jonathan. For years and years the bird has been perched aloft on the building, and with outepread protecting wires looked down npan the broad bosom of Cherry steeet be low. What have gone anJ oome within the range of his bright glaas-eys would fill has seen the beloved with bright bra tut wild wish Ion fare well. WoKjokfron tamos tbo king of birds—the grand Jumbo of feathers and pinions, the mastodon of *11 that fliee—m short, the boss bird of tho realm.* We leave him on his loftv perch where he has bailt h's eyrie. We leave him to look down upon Ghorry sttoetforthe years We imagine the pain at tbo final leave taking is mutually felt. We can almost see the wiqgs droop nnd the beak lower in sorrow. Something glistens ia his glass eyes, and that something looks like a tear. Ob, Juliet, how near you bit the truth when ■ j said parting was tho sweetest sorrow! t tho hour has oemo. Extend your olaw, dear, proud, grand old bird, nnd let as shake. There1 the doed is done, tlie last link is brokon, nnd we part. In the lan guage of Byron, "Farewell, and If forever. Fare thee well." IS THE FIELD. Home or the Candidates Hpokea of far City and County unices. H'S tsllivt mtiljr 4© the slat# of city and county offices, but os there on several candidates op and moving, securing votes and laying pegs, a general run over the field by our ubiquitous short stop will not be amiss. We have spoken to many of the gentle men named below, and know that they are iu the race. There are some who havo been shouldered by their friends nnd broaght forward, and it is not koown whether they will run. For the mayoralty, Mr. Felix Cor put, the present incumbent, to announced. Mr. Corpnt's fine record in offioe is sufficient evidence of his continued popularity. The name of Mr. John T. Boifeail* been MSttUottad in connection with this offioe, bat we have no assurance that bs will yield to the de sires of bis maxiv friends. A number of other genttemsn. have been proposed, but after bunting them np, we fiud that their uames were mentioned without authority. For city treasurer ws hear of but one candid* te, Cspt. O. F. Ads ms. Hs will no doubt have a walk-over; and well he rosy, having rnafjo a thoroughly efficient official For city elcrlt, none have been mentioo- le young men than Punch. For Aldermen, a legion of names hare Iteea mentioned. There is talk of Tom Burke, John Van Byeket, Andrew Orr, and others. From the Second ward, Mr. George Wells is announced. From Uts First ward, the veteran stand by, Mr. Clem Mostcrson, one of ths most uji ml., vu m MMUiracu. uud ui i faithful sU.‘»rmen Macon ever bade For ohief of police, Mr. John Harley is the lone fisherman in the race so far ss we can team, none others having presented lliei’nselras There ia bat Utile talk about county offioers. Judge McManus is accore in ths ordinary's office. For sheriff, Mr. bam Weeteolt hna the inside track, and will give a strong rsee to •uyons who will run rgninst him. It is •aid, but we have no authority for the statement that Mr. George F. Cherry will run on a ticket with Mr. Henry TAjrlor for deouty. For clerk, Cspt. A. B. Ross is solid, not the slightest hint of opposition being as yet developed. For tax collector ws learn of two candi dates, and ws are only positive of one. Mr. Dan Ad mu, of East Macon, has been pnt up by his friends, and the clever old veteran, Mr. Tom Nelson, U also a candi date. Mr. Nelson is certainly in the raje, but we have not heard from Kait Mac in. The office of tsx receiver will remain in the hands of Mr. R. J, Anderson. He fltlc the plaee worthily and being a maimed Confederate soldier no one desires to ran in the race against him. For Coroner, klr. James P. f'hapinvi is WE HU ALL HSO IF. And the sunshine, iff Kells In kUws on theUlie,. Ws may r*»d love's shlulnc letter, In the rainbow of the spray; . We shall know each other better When the mists have cleared awsy. *”e shall f UI know as we are known, Nevermore to walk alone. In the daw nine of the moratuf ‘ b mists jsornlnt, When the mUts have cleared awsy. If ureerr in human blindness, And forget that we a ’ * i dust, -- .. e miss the law of kindness, When we struggle to be lust, Bnotvv wings of peace shall cover All the psiu that clouds out day, When the weary watch Is ovar And tha mists have cleared away. Wa thall know as we are known, Nevermore to walk alone. In the dawning of the morning, #hou the mists have cleared qwsy. When the silvery mists hare veilad«us And wo tread our path alone: e them near and truly, trust them dav by d** Neither love uor blame unduly. If the mists were cleared away. We shall kuow ss we are known. If the mists were cleared away. We shall kuow as we are kn Nevermore to walk alone. In the dawning of the morning, ^Vhcn the mists have clearedai or It TAX ItETntXS. Total Consolidation Unite to the Tax Receiver for IHttil. Mr. R. J. Anderson, tho tax receiver of Bibb county, having doted his books and consolidated the returns, we hats been per mitted to take some figures ihowingthe amount of rtal and pertonel property re turned for 1883. In giving the fluctuation since 187ft, it wilt be seen that the figures for that year are far in excess of those of fter years. It should be borne in mind that we had not then felt the disas trous influenoo of the jianic. tiince then the property depreciated in valne, bat has now began its increase. Upper City District, real estate and personal property Lower City Dlsnlct, real estate and personal pronerty Bast Macon, real estate and personal YnevuUr r^'*Mtate'Md**Va*niouai 825,861 property. * Howard District, real estate and per sonal property Hazzard District, real and personal Warr/or Dliu l^ ’reai and penouai property....... — *“* — Godfrey District, real and personal property. — —.... Rutland District, real and personal 11,827,067 482,375 129,047 132,060 382.374 property... Total return of white ... 211,297 Total return of Colorado (94K7,143 Total return of wild land Total return of polls, white ..... Total return of polls, colored.. 6 rrofessloi 99.B0M39 no Grand total of digest. •e.Ml.MB Increase over the return of 1881. r (I2.2U0 In 187A all property was assessed by a board of commit-loners, sinoe which tics no assessment has been mads, tbs tax re- oeiver being governed by the swjrn return of each property holder. As a matter of interest we give the fluctuations sinoe and including said year: Total returns, 187k. m*M7? 1870 9.M8.745 1877 8,743,140 1878 1879 8.283.74U 8,084,400 1M1 1882... 9.0*9.301 9.561.500 Middle Georgia lustiiute. >Ve had a few words with boperintend- ent Zettler, yesterday, about the Middle Georgia Institute, now under way in MU- ledgovillo. Ho returned to Macon yester day to see how the new public school-house is progressing. Tbs Institute opened, according to an* nouncemcnt, on lest Tuesday, and about forty tsschers registered tbo first day. Daring the week a number of others came in, and ths total enrollment np to Friday was fifty-five. As Bibb eonnty boasts a larger number of wide-awake teachers than any other oounty in middle Georgia, it was to be ex pected she would bs largely represented in the Institute, and suoh is indeed the case, about one third of the whole number pres ent being from this city and county. The people of Millsdgsvllls provided for sn attendance of at least a, hundred, and thsy are disappointed at tbs smell number present. Good board can bs hod in the eentral part of the dty for fifteen dollars per month for whites and ten Rollers for The Secret of the universal success o! 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Witness my b r by virtue of authority jrrsnb It Kevtr Fails (a Rcztcra the Youthful Color ad lustre to Cray nr faded hsw.Uetrfratj^per. fumed ami i« warranted to remove dandruff and itching cl lhe & prevent falling of the hair. BBamarCTf^iiBRrgarsi PARKER'S fi Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. y.' I have been a great sufferer front •very weak atoouich, heartburn, and dyapcnrla in iu went form. Nearly everything I at* gave me distress, sad I could cat but little. 1 have tried everything recommended, h*ve taken the prescriptions of s dotea physicians, hut got no relief until I took Brown's Iron Ritters. 1 feel ■one of the old troubles, and am a aew mas. I am getting ir ich stronger, and feel first-rate. I nm • railroad engineer, and now nake ay tripe regularly. 1 can not s.iy tco much in praise of your wondei- lul medicine. V. C. Macs. Brown's Iron Bitters does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indi gestion, heartburn, sleep- lessncss, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c. Use only Brown's Iron Bitters Bates hr Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed rod lines sad trade-awk on wrapper. -A DISORDERED LIVER IS THE DANE of ths pt—nt generation. It is for »hs Core or this dfasa—and ita attandimta. MEBBBMMMWBMWqintly on tho aigestive organs, giving tKom vigor to as- ■imllaie food. As a natnral reeoli, Hie Bervous' System Is Braoed, the Muscioi are Developed, and tha Body Robust. M txiloreU teachers. The sessloas for both departments of ths institute era from 8:30 a. m. to 12J30 p. Dr. On will bs with ths institute most of next week, and during his sl*y will lso- tors on "School Laws 1 ’ before the county commissiorers, who are expected to bs present in large numbers. Superintendent Zettler assigns as tho ceases of the small attendance of trachers: First, that' institutes” for training teach ers are new things in Georgia, and are not understood. Second, that a very iirg) proportion of the teachers in the Btete are not professional tesobers, but are persons •d except the present officer, Mr. llnru who depend on other vooaUuna for aliv< Blue. Thera are none more popular with lo^devotln^to teaching > the > odds and w __ii»I!f u. "auylwuy" can teach school, and that the business requires no special preparation, teachers naturally oonolude that it would be no advantage to them pecuniarily ~ attend a training school to fit themseb for their work. Bibb County Pall Tax. Alitor* TtUorapk and Umunow: The following is a statement rf tho poll tax collection In the year 1881, famished by tlie tax collector to the board of sdoontiom Nr ruber polls on digest 5,390 Fj.'lrt not on digest but added by collec tor 45 HJ75 Total polls Total amount poll tax for 1881, •ton. 1«,M N.t .mount paid otu to th. boud of rioontioo IW« W. reapMtfall, ,nhmll th-u when . I,i I. obeyed by onn-thlrd of th. poop), nnd Jjnond or violntodb, too olhnr two-third., it becomes a fares. Wo oo.amend this subject to aspiring candidates for legislative Dooora ns a non- •*Jeffermntan" issue, nod one that weed cndtrstnnd, and many of as would like to have ventUs'w*. nod orn tiooa. At a Into hour the gneata departed. ^ ‘ Q # cirrying away with them a goodly stock of >7 h :n.: i rmd those long lags of : pleaia&t munoria, and Ur.ving * * “ * he« ft m spry oa when gaitepin f them the be.t and kindest wuhei for their ths broad bos irned stre-vti of Macon. I genial entertainer*, catneu. t« n* m of apologetia | "So Olas I Wgwr P way aud r>i Frank . picioas that — — thert is a great deal more ain't no place for \^rzrr \ stead of slaying the meualabeak on the I over night that of Out fcoex canal, ware superintending hU grMise honesty sehraseat Panama, were his oOcen and Ui»r- I. Ibri.; WirMr'S •how In resells. The Hues renal will be uken cere of much better without him .than with . 1*1®; inn U the raeama canal la* not bettor at»V lookol after in Ui* fntnra than It has been mate child, aged _ , hUberto, U is likely them, lie oo*- ivVfuuzr, air. vauiv© i • • uaym i i »» ily candidate. He is another maimed Confederate, and holds a strong hand with hia friends. There are a number of aspirants for tbo Lei. isltoture. Among those wnom we know and believe to be candidates are: Major Cicero Tbarpe, Mr. Charles Bartlett, Judge Matt R. Freeman, ttept. W. W. Parker, Mr. Mat E. Harri-, Co!. W. A. Loftoo, Mr. 8vm Jemison. Mr. Washington Dessau and one or two orbera. All of these geettemeo ore well known. This winds up the 1UI of candidates. 1 be election Is a long time off, and many others will no doubt be brought to the surface, and none of those whose names appear in this article may be dropped. It has been hinted Urnt the Republicans will pot out a ticket for all the offices, bat inquiry fails to develop any faot in the matter. If this be the eras, however, wc may ex pect. with a lively Mate election. Huff as the independent candidate against Blount t~r Congress (seoh i thing is reported), and our local tlwlknw, an exciting time. TM. will utonll, auk. baitauM b,U<r. Martmrv Krp—rt. Th. baud of hrilto raporU Mna dulh. tot til. vwk ending lut Digkt-tiro wUtM mud fin btodu—m fatiov. t UiiiUtaf. nuk. i|ri toirtf-f nr wi, dtaww of to. hrift; ot. ririto fnnri. child, ton. icon old, mnUa. Vm. oolotri nto-m rid t...l, tofWB. ditg-yof to. taut; ow ritd #ftj inn, droi-7: dm igri fur. tjr-fuur Iri nm; oc, ».ri ton. “rikriwa.u’ . rid om wlotri It- rnm to. Qmu Vtum Drag ii.um, Crauao, July 14, um. W. do DOtheoiteto to njr toot w. Iuto -old to thrp.1t nw non ot poor Bvriffo HpMliSo (8 8. 8.) tori nil other blood po- t Jion cotoblori, ml with moot nloolto- Ing mnlu. Olio griUoniw who Mod holt ■ dazoa bottln ion Hut It ho. dooo him toon good tou tnobaimt which co»l him ,UX«. AooUwr who tori nri It forgerot- oi» nport. a protwii min from It. an. Yours truly, Vmdtouow, Brmunow c Oa. Uor 8mm, Amo, July 17, in About right ymn -go on wapitam *p- 11 or. J aa my fu. rid r.pidir .pnod u- Ut ftaonna nenrly my wbowboly. My .ttoadtocphyvifltri pcoooaaari ItaiiiMO rirind’ au to ooau ton. Idtauudn^ tn.iar-d Mmol mouth, aad wm .om.wbnt brae dud. V.ry waa, ooweror. .fter ro- d. Ytry soon, Oui*m. stm Re turning ho*ne the disease grew alarmingly worse, wheu I again determtoed to visit the- Hoi Barings. It is now nearly five years- since my return here, daring which time L ha e euergetteolly applied all the phy»i- WHWfrmrrRZilrte dans' art (both internal sad external) in tattatoes RIVAL, m Planter at Bayou Bara, U.,iiati • plantation to la a malarial dtoWtoL tor ■rat y*ar* 1 could not mav* hair a crop on ooatof btUouedtooaeee towA chills. I wee Marty dtoooaragett whan I bogaa U* mom of TOTra PILLS. Tho raaull was ■arvlBBOt Sd^TiavobaSiiM f^Uror troabtof robeel. TOTT’S HAIR DYE. nt A Saperlative Health and Stress'A Restorer. If yon firs a irerKaric or fjrrnrr, worn out with overwork..or a mo:hcr run «!'>wa Ly family or hour* hold duties try I’amcbm's Gimcxb ToxtC. lawyer, minuter or busman amt) cx- ... ft tl stTamncansiowscaira do am token intoAicatingbUauilanu.UitKMParkKf'sGAtgcr^^a If yo’t h'v«*Consumptk.n. Dyspepsia, Rheums, win. Kidney or Urinary CompUtm*, sr U you aro troubled with any ditordcr of dm lungs, stomach, bowels, blood of nerves, yon can U cured by Pask- any dioracr of dm lungs, iv nervch, yon can fcs curoa l, u'sGiacsa Tonic. 1 tulbeGreatest Blood Purifiei Aid thi Best and Sortxl Coajh Care Cver Used. If yoa are wasting sway frontage, ditsipstion or . ly diseme or sreskness and requite a stimulant take Giacaa Tonic at ones; it will Invigorate LAild yon up from the fintdom but will never iot-Mcate. It has saved hundreds of Km; te fnsy save yuura mscox A CO. MS Vinure St, sr*w Y«>k. SOs. m» ■ ..jit tosUmunt uf Cittliariui Bunn, Into of Mid county dc<-«**i«eil, will be l.cfi>rt! the curt ht.uto' tl.m.r i»» tin* (own of fcnotiviUe, lu said county, on the, first Tuos- tiny li! Sqiti-iul • rin-xl, I- • .1 . ;i Hi.* l.-*fh»! Ii.ti of mIc, the land known aa the home place; saltl Bunn, and known alwi as tlie I*ace plat- crobrsclng four liuiidrnl acrce, more orlca * * * ‘ i. Hold for a dlvlriu among the legatees of raid will. „ I'UI.AHKI 8. HOLT, Executor of tho said t'atharine A. Bunn, dc'd, ) MUU ro ns ■ ... personalty and setting apart and valuation o homestead and 1 will pass upon the same at 1 J4 WHITEHALL ST. I will pass upon the same at 1 — iiboiiur<i*y o. A,*,,.,. PRYOR’S OINTMENT i r.iy hand and official signature this J. A. MrMANTS. Ordinary. nEORUlA. BIBB COUNTY.-Wherras IX Carr *n«l K K Kvans, administrators of the estate of William A Kvans. late of said county. deceased, bas made ai>plicallon for leave to sell all the real estate liuloiigl ig hi aid out * for the purpoeu of a division anuug*t the heirs tho ilrst of said county mlM-r next, in show cause If ’ said application should not id and official signature, this . A. McMANl’8. Ordinary. experience of t „U olunnant. an< havlug closely u the testimony of confirm my couth fully satisfied oft tho exclusive right to fer it to you as tnc bo* ejpeclallr for all it delightful perfume esosediugly popular. There lsnothlaglike it* InsUuponhaviogFusus.’ tou Coloobb and look fer signature of | bottle. Any aruggist or dealer ia n «uppJy yoa ss and yyc. aim. ar.r. raviNC rcviwa fu. mx TAs Public it rtqMfcted carefully to t lice the new and enlarged Scheme to draum Monthly. CA PITA L PRIZE 97J.000.jua Ticket a on I jr fS. fllisrt-s In proportion m llllrxd or Bleeding Piles, Hemorrhoid^ Sore*, Ulcere, Tumors. Itching of the Parts, Fistula* and all Kindred Bln- eases; also of Burns. Corns, Felon*. Fever Sores, Kcald IPad, Tetter, Sore Sipple} * Ily fori ItEAI) Til KTUVmiOXIAUS: This Is to certify that I have trh u Pryc Ointment In a cam; of piles, mid state tliat it give inure relief than anything I have ever tried. I further Hate thkt us n rmMr for burns It Is unparalleled. 1 also-tm*d it for a i-c «>f tetter In my feet, ot twenty years’ stand- tig, and say that It Is the first thiw* that I have •M r tried that cave me more than momentary kites* 1 consider now that I mu entirely re- iy. ua. iy Ineffectual uialr ymir Pile Ointment. I » Bet It an: <_ This June tt A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Pit* perlor court This £1J une, lw*i. Xomuan* State lottery Comuanv. Incorporate * In 1MM for 25 years l»y the Leg* Mature fnHhl urnt tonal and fharl table pur poses—with a capital of fi^QO000 fund of MO.OLO has sIucj erwhelmiujr popular voU le a part ot the present Hi idedbocembcr 2d, A. !»., J pur JXJOOOO-to which a since been added. . B fnlmocbta. was nude w _ (Ion adopted December 2«i, A. D., 1879. The ont* /.otters ever teted on and endorsed to the people If as* 8tale. entered Into a limited curartnenhlp as fuilows Under the Arm name of Ermlnircr A Winn they commenced the manufacturing anil rale o cracker*, bread, candlra, boxes and other art! clcsusu'l In like buslncsa t lu the city of Ma ss or pe it souse. r/e Aumbtr Drate st a Urtintl nlngta r i *1*H viVa/uTif* ("f* Vtill T UNITY TO WIN A FOUTVSE. NINTH GRAND HR AWING, CLASH /, AT NKW OB- LEAN8. TUK8DAY, Hrtst. I lilt, !HSIV.- t4*tih Monthly Drawing. Lmmk est the folloirtno scheme, un der the exclusive supervision and management . ... Bibb county, Ga., on tlie utb day of July, IttCLto continue for five years Jt hn gsi>«n« Hen. ee. v, Beauregard, of Im., atul lieu. Jit lot I A. Kartu, or I Irgiula. who manage all the drawings ot this Company, both etrtlhtarg and meutl-anuual, and attest the correctness of fhe published Officia Capital PrIzo v 870.000. to.ootr flekftanft rive Italian Else t rnclIouOn frTUImla praperUra ust or raixxs. 1 CAPITAL l’KI/.ll. 2 PRIZES OFfflU) panoera, who are to •arty on the burlms*. are U. B. Ermlnger and if. D. Wlnu, and the amount of capital contributed by them Is ton thousand and flvs hundred dollars, and the amount contributed by 1.4). Plant and Robert If. Plant, of the firm of I. C. plant A Hon, con stituting one special partner, is twelve thousand dollars, making twenty-two thousand and Ore hundred dollars In all. The said II li Pr minger, C. D. Winn and I. CL Plant It Son are constituted three several equal partners of said firm, each sharing one third of all the profits, and the vcneral partners l-cartna all the loses. If any, and the special partners bearing no other !o« than the capita! contributed by them. The articles of partnership were signed on the 11th day of July, iwi, and the affidavit was made by them aud certified as required by law, -M which have been filed in the clerk s office the Superior Court of said county, and said articles recorded according to the statute In •ueh cases provided, to which refrretw e Is hera * ft wsg** I. C. PLANT, 1L If. PLANT. July II, 18R2. tulyis dlawOw MO arraoxiasTioN raixsa. 9 Approxtmatlou Prises of f7M... Notice To Dobtors Creditors. N OTICE Is hereby riven to all praam demands against John W. Stubbs, Into said oounty, deceased, to present them to me t made out within the time * 1967 Prises, amounting to D .. - Application for rates to clubs should, be made only to the office of the Company in New Orleans. Por further Information write clearly, giving foil address Send orders by Express, Keels* lered Letter or Money oid«^kldrejyr.ymly to *AV»r Orleans\ La., or It. A. DA I'PIIIX. 007 Sere nth •#., Washington, D. C N. k—Orders addressed to New Orleans wll ecclve prompt attention. properly i L by law. And all persons Indebted PmIwcased are hereby notified to make payment to me Georgia. Wbh cotnty, July r utt JutSiawtw JOHN W.hTuBIM. Jit. Adm r. Thi) Only Trim PIAN0S&ORGANS Richardson’s Now Mothod Grand MldMummcr CLOSING OUT SALE! i I’fnnos and Organs nt Bock I Hot tom 4nati ttnlea. with ’ jinny genu* for Psyuteut. □ostxttxk’8 .Stomach Bitters extir pates dyspepsia with greater certainty and promptitude than any known remedy and Is a most genial lnvlgoront, appetite and old to secretion. These are not empty assertions, ss thousand* of our country- rasn end women who have experienced ite effects are aware, but are backed up by Irrefragable proofs. The Bitters also give s healthful stimulus to ths urinary organs. For sate by all druggists end dealers geu- erally, Summer Complaints At this season, various diseases of the bowels are prevalent, nnd vaniy fires are lost through lack of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy. 1’cuky Davis' Paix Killer Is a sure cure for DUrrlura, Dys entery. Cholera,Cholera Morbus, Hummer Complaint, etc^ and is perfectly safe. Bead the following: ever published. OVER 300,000 COPIES here been sold, and still Its popularity .tees not wane. With It* perfect and progrerotve *y».cm and thoroughly practical ruarro of i Mail study. It stands without a peer, as the BUY NOWAND PAY WHEN COTTON COMES IN. *DtouMnds ot musical famiilee through out the Booth are intending to purchase Pianos and Org*ns in the fall, when cot teat comas In. Why wsit! Buy at oass. and esliven tbo long, hot swnwer months with music, and make the "Harvest Home' alii' more Joyful. The summer finds «• with n tremendous stock of Instruments at Savannah, at our NINE BRAfttH HOOJIK8, at our counties* Agencies, sad with ss many mnr* to arrive beforo Octo ber 1st. whte wo ore under contract to take. We cannot carry this immense s'oek until foil. It must be sold. It wUl be. Gosh buyers will want many instruments. In- atiUlment buyers will take more, and tho»e who at thie time of the rear cannot oon- venieotly mat cor Xnriallment raymente, will gladly come in under our Midsummer Special Offer. *95 V48U DtUVX OS A PIANO. 910 CAHU DOWN OS AN OIIUA.V, Aud (be balance Noverahor 1st next, wllh- out one cent of interest. IH» interest or odysoee in nrioe. If t otesaas osn't be paid tiAbo foil, longer time will bv gitn. with connscttoa with the celebrated thermal hot both*, and in addition to all th's have taken more than a hundred bottles of varioce medicines, without the desired result. Up to three months ago 1 bad about eoodadv* my esse wm incurable, and with all tha skepticism poraitte I began the n*e of year hum's Specific. Now, alter three mooSka andsaootv,and my general health Ism good m it trvar was. lam a wail nan and M. 8. B. eared me. If you have anjdaabt- tAgonaa, U— '* July 33-d: —The widow . negro who was killed the new rood recently, will The case has been put tot. Ml,. T.ll your mritari feriJ < of u Writ. a. for C.ttoxiM, tone 1M. Cir. rilM. ud toll ii-rtirilnra. Ttito nta -in— Octotor 1, lws. £v|y jitucbMM. auh price. nnU «My UraM. AJilm- Ludien k Batn* Soulliern Muse Reuse SAVANNAH, CiA. Ik Crat Pia* ui Urgss Depot of Ik Sail Or au. ISViNE AOO, Macon, Ob DRIED PEACHES WILL boy or mil on commission. AU kinds of Country Mute licugiit and Sold. Fanner* would d-> well to evil on me be fore disposing of tStair products. <£ori pB* answered, and any information . :.ct riui:> given. II. L. COOK, No. 68 Poplar street. augiwlm N. D. Puol _ . "rr^T-V. . within the reach of slh &*% th^iSSSt«J >’«; •**"’■"* th» road | ***! H-W V* T bottle, put lathe 1 ^ PERRY DAVIS A FOX, Propeistor A CARD. Amors, Oa., Feb. 2L11 Sta—My «ten, Sve years old, tjmpUmMol war' and other worm i ‘ excel any. tto ingnr.BUUM'rama- 4*. IxoCs vtelefkumM Voss un, - wl tbo flm ikm brought 40 worms, ami fix awa4 due so maa/ were peaw .lldkl aot renal theta. S.IL ADA M>. EOROIA. BIBB COUNTY.—17:, rUTird. 11 n Ermlocer, C. 1> Winn, I. U. it and n. II. Plant, au of sold county, have and s bavins If you wish to get tha only Due "Richardson" -and there Is only one—bs particular to order r ths whole title: piANO-Foim; Ily NATHAN RICHARSNIOji. PRICK I8.SV. Aukucau a*i> Pobsiom Fiaor.si.eo. It Is the aroet wonderfully soccewful Instruc- Most Perfect of Music Books, absolutely without errors, and a universal fa- Don't Forget the Title. OLIVER LIT805 & CO, Boston. 0. U. DIT80N A CO.. 813 Broadway, N. Y the relief asps cam.-, as well as from the reputa .yarquired by your Ointment In .. nlty, 1 have no luMUtinn In c\i>r<-wl»g tlie ;»lnfon tlmt it is tho miwtcilU-l<-nt r. in.-.|y for 1 his Is to eerilfy that I used IY healed rapidly. After the first application o tho Ointment, tho patient sut! • I nn ;>*ia wluitever. rihMj|gjUg Sira Wynn, I used Ointment on a servant girl who had fering for eight years with a matt m case of pile*. 8he Improved from the , day’s use of your Ointment, and before tflinr the box the was entirely recovered. O. W. F08TEK. Cuss This Is to certify that I have . OintmenL and say that U ta, In * * (or plies ;>unty, Go. hret re in *-ly for piles evef proaenU' llo. J say this from a p<*U1vq a| the re.u-Hly on my own person. 1’ 03. B. MOHGAN. TrOUp« For salt''T all dealers in med_. FIFTY CP,. 8 PER BOX. Held my mnll on r celpt of price. Dr. J. BUADFIKI.D. Atlunta, Go. Fold cver i*l>here by DrUggMS and com ry merchants, majf.wAfrl mm Pianos id, has been ?S50 Square firaaJ Tiar.o for only J241 niNomusiassiri.BKr.s.'. atrlnae, 7 l*3 0ctnvc«, full patent ran tan »• «, onr in iv onti nt ovcr»lninir «< ah\ fn-au- tiful carv ed legs and ljr<-. In nvy ^-rja mine and large fancy moulding, full Iron tn< me, French Grand Action. Grand Hammers, lu fact, e improvement which can In any wav ten the perfection of tho no-Ottr prlee for thin huttrtnnenl, hojwtl unit tlrl frrrrtl on hoard earm at Xt tr York. »rltli Hue F*4- Eff ano Carer. Stool ami Hook, only redocnl from our into wiioloai k ratr^ nv ran r, gVW.5. for tH> it a go only to ha this hvautlfut piano hit nature.. ’ , hy far, tlie gryettrmt fteirgatl is styteT .wttrML h neat trlth artier re fu mint amt freight char gem littltl hit n» both tray* If Fla nee la not jit-%t nn rcpresenteil. Several othr - spi ctal iiargains: Plnntem. $ MO ten. Ovi lS.ono lr. use. and iiof one• etlMmoSlsdo nurrhetner. Uand*t»nn* lllu«trated raS Incne, maltel free, giving the hlghr-t U-itimo* nlsls ever ssrarded nnr raanu(s< turer. Eveey llano fuliv warranted for 5 years. SUF.f.r .til SIC price. Catalogue Of XUUO choice pieces sent for -tamp. MKSDr.IJiNOHS PIASti VO- junweow iorpagiy llte.r VO.W, 0. T» This is n r offered the musical p Order at c ■ I Tremendous demai This 11s no will be sent < o send reference If jo ...th ord. r. EARS'*"' 11 MILLION' =«th= Popular Monthly Drawing «f the Foo Choo't Balsam ol Shark’* Oil PMitlrrty Rrelor't Ilia llfsrini ■■ a n-storatlvn of he In the tit? o» L n THURSDAY, AUGUST I ThM.dmwu.1- ooew n • /■)> iiecptol) m»W prartaloi rui- 3«.nil AtoHBbn of Km - Th.United entnOlmoitO • '.on X-nh »L rcmler-J >M foiUwinz d.-'r)rj.: Ut—That to. CommoovriUh (taWa tkm (Joraprij U iJril. • M—It- •Ira-rtnj. »n f-lr. N. 0.—Tto muiDri/ to- so* ot tuJ • jp rntm fnuiL Road of utw for to. AUGUST DUAWIXO. lton* I rp. ro Itorlio I<V« I Priri 6,«* 10 toriao $1X00 rich. 10,1X0 Wtoriru {00 Mata. I'VXO 1 otoefrllr ih.Mtaf 100 tortm ICO rid. ;'Xi tortu. M omU aoo VitoM » rioh UXOtortn. 10 owl. • PrixM SOO noh, ar'roi pr.r-» »toriiM MO woh do do I torin. 100 woh do d* i: • IJ,iY0 am too L8G0 FriJM SllltOr- VU»l. Tichutr, (1 BUf TMtoO, »L ZT Tlck.U, «I>). U'Ucluto.SIlO SttdtMooc.or l-.r.k l.r.tt iu I- f.*f, or -ccd hr Expro-a. DOST hZN'D r' I K£018TLnKD LtHTUU OH VOBT.O/- fICK O tut UK* Order, ot <: and up.ud b,Kipnu,awb. Mat ti our .ri-o*. AddrriiaUofdMO to it. M. BO.VHDMAK, Cuur,6r-Jouru:d, UtarU-itto. Hr, or nm. t—noo X Hrww!—»,'• TO FARhlEtao . . oth^r grain and desl/o to bold ft future pliers, can get advance* on am to t storing them with ws. 11. I* COOK, Htorsge and On-ncdasteu, julylH-duUkwltn No. ffll'eplir str»« la lb«i ttuly Absolut* t ure tor Ikafseu Ks JS.’TSr' 1 lu mlraeuiou . that tl t tally proclalme.1 over the mrdy v that l Its' genre no llt‘nf$ieMM hum related mnong the I'hlnt-me people. Seat, . hartfet prupul I, to any a-1 dress at fl ;>er bottle. Hear What the Deaf Say. It hn- |to if<.rin.--i a itilr.i'-!.* in my r ose. 1 have no um-arthly noises m my head sad' ear much better. I have t>cen greatly benefited. My deafness helped a great <leal—think am- other bottle will cure me. •’Its virtues aw r*yt »*ti.»j«a*i r. andltsctru- ATIVX LHASA'7LK AMr-H.1 TE. A' THK WHITE* CAM rrw-uMAIXT Tl.-nrv, l-rTII rKOM KXrEBi* Baca and oasaavATt*>v. writ, at tii., >■ b> Hat- i/wkA JEMMav, 7 Dey ttroa-t. New York,ew> cUwlirefLOO, and you will rev ive by return • u • k'-:.’ >. 1 ! r hi- tr ilka- aay- Itotly else, and You will i Editor cf ilereoetite J^rir ite. pies JKKNET. tiai. Hat New York* 8uut J ' Hi by IIA YLOCIi ( DRIED FRUITS. i„ Established WM. L. ALLEN & CO, Produce Cnmmisiion Merchant*, l04Warrort St., New York. lignments of Son-Dried and Evajiorated Frails Of all kind-*. Our loug experience enables us to hrnd'f to the beet advantage a!) grades of of dried I'eachs*. hffus, Ba»- at km, '.’hkhhik-, l’lXMM, Etc. liberal ad vances made on consignments. Cons •pondenco solicited. jan38wfftt Macon DOPC W. WcKAY, Principni. APirit-Clau laititota (or Practioal Baiiseu Initraction, Book- Xecpioe, Eta. tci.rai by lh« Lrsdiu Busins Mrs. I Students Can Enter at any Time. j AWt lreuiaa «»;ut free. NERVOUS DEBILITY, I)a. E. C. Wdtt'v Nnvs amd Bsai* TM hsmt: * »pto« ill** tor llystena. IHreines% fl vaUions, Nervous Hca-Ja. he. Mental DSW l.,n. Low* ot Memory, Btxmatorrhtaa* Ui teu< y. Involuntary Kmltsioti*, PreinatuiW 1 Age. c.tue.1 by ov. r •xartlou. srlf-abusc, over-tn-iu'.Krn-f, which leads ta misery,^* -...I J..U1 .)UC t.,i -111 -.If. r—»T Kai'h Nn contains one month’s treefaimu dollar a box. or six boxra for five dellara; by mall prepaid on rawaipr ol price._WS| onler received by us f..rsix &>us, with five dollars, we wtti send tha our w. titan guarantee b> return the the treatment does not effect a CON. tree tarneil only by Lamas. Raseui 4 Mason and Atlanta, Go. Ordera >»T regular price.