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EXQriUKll *srx •. (’OLniBFS. GEOlU’dA. SATl'KDAY MOKXIXG. MAY IT ]SS(5. 5 DAI! ALABAMA STATE POLITICS. j I ;,II,Millin'. an<l IVl;;*! in i'l "f I*li<*m — I'mir I inJiililti"' for f.iivcrii.ir iiml VM Hu u still Hunt . (flu r Pnlltl.iil Mntlcrs. If th,. gubernatorial campaign in Ala- I . .a i< lfvelv it i 1 - not Ijccuusc the cundi- ,ts for the executive chair are doing any itrcat amount of talking. They n.. circu it! cl • express was running in two section-:, and at De.-plc.' the first section struck a cow, \v,tick was thrown against the witch with such force as t* iurua.lv turu it. and the train rail on a siding. The mils spread a n: i threw the sleeper down a five-foot tun- I liankment, injuring fourteen of tiie pas sengers. No one was severely hurt, how ever. save an old g -lHlcnian who \v.\- u* aiiout the fore hi in, ii tek of the lien.l and hand. He was irought to t 'hicago. lg freelv among the people, hut they not talkToud cnoilgli to be l eni'd only ; lose in the iiu ucdiate presence. HOW TH KY j-TANU is one of the prol'lems yet to be solved, m will likclv remain such until thecon- tc ation meets. Vc have kept no tally- , d of 'he counties that have air ady se- i, , Yd delegaP.s, but we se-- by the i. elilill is j ’’ic kufi till. Mail that 220 delegates lui.-t I ; n si leeted. and of these So are for Clr.y- l ,i . for Dawson, -.x for MeIvieroy, tight 1.. />l«av and Ml laiinstmctt d. Tne ivu- v ntion will b eoinpo'-ed of 722 delegates. A ivriter in the Montgomery Dispatch nu. • vs Tll.s A- \ fU’KSS. "I'.ither Dawson or Sca,\ may lie inmi- i M -Kl. ri/.' 's i'ri-ni.s will wage a 1.. , i wr.r again.-' Llaytoii. They will ic .ergot him. They will seek revenge 1 i ,ehal th .y consider u peisonal outrage <,.• McKleroy. They will go to the next strongest mini anybody to beat Clayton, p the convention* adopts the majority i pr, .Uet tne nomination of cither bn usoii or Seay. I am in taxor ,■ the majority rule, and it ought t . :,e miopted'. Ill Kentucky the\ have a i „,d ruie. and a fair and simple one. it v ... adopted in that state by the deni .ernlic part'- before the xvar. It is this: The ma- city rule prevails in all conventions, and a.': r the third or fourth ballot the nind- n'.ost eaudidaU is dropped. and after every Kuecessive hallot tiiis is done till the con testants are narrowed down to two. when 0 ■ . 0 ursc, under a majority rule, one or the otf.er is nominated on the preceding bal lot.'’ oenehal political notes. The Bullock county convention for the t. etiou of delegates to the; state, judicial, fud chancery conventions will meet next Wednesday, the TJth iust. Union Church fai.d Fitzpatrick beats have chosen dele- g.,i, s, with instructions for Clayton for jeuvrnor, and the other I teats which net Saturday will no doubt instruct in t.ue .same way, tints making tile county practi- e,.lly solid for Clayton. Dawson and Mc- Kle'ro.v have friends, but their strength is too small to do either any good. The Eutaw Mirror says: Gen. Clayton, fa; popular candidate for governor, spent Saturday in town, and gave the Mirror a pleasant call. He found our democracy r.Uner inharmonious. J but got a warm re lation from our people and made many new acquaintances He is a grand old gen ii, man, worthy to be governor of even the gn at state of Alabama, and we believe we voice a very large majority of Greene’s cit izens in saying that' if our favorite, Mr. fvuy, should happen not to "get there,” we nope General Clayton will. The Talladega Advance says results so IV" received of the primary election con firm the unanimous election of Henry for circuit clerk and Miller for probate judge, mill Wilkes and Webb probably tor the J legislature. McKleroy will get one-half an ! probably’ two-thirds. Stay may get two votes. Thornton and Baker both have good chances for the legislature, though tne summing tip is hard to reach a con clusion Oil. The Birmingham Age, Fayette Court House correspondent, says a private letter from Vernon, under date of the Sthsays: “The Lamar county convention was held to-day, and gave a solid delegation for Bankhead for congress, and J. 15. Sanford for state senator.” The senatorial conven tion convenes at Hamilton, Marion county, and since Lamar, the deciding county, has given its support to Hanford, his nomina tion is assured. F. W. Bowden was to-day nominated senator from Talladega at Chandler’s springs. ■ Thus closes the moat intensely exciting contest that has ever been known in this district. The primaries on last Sat urday settled the question overwhelming ly in favor of Mr. Bowden. Dr. J. 11. Reynolds, of Farriorville, Bul ks k county, has announced him-sclf a can- di'lnto for re-election to the lower house of the next legislature. He has made a good representative, and will no doubt be nomi nated by the convention, which nominates county officers. Colonel Thomas L. Kennedy has an nounced himself a candidate for probate judge in Lee county. l'rt **i<l» , tH Vrlluir* ( niiilin >n, >KK, May 12.—A report prevailed N FAV today that ex-P’vsident Arthur hud at an early hour at bis residence in i.< u.ad 'ii rt' eniu*. in this city. Mr. Mm.” hi.- law pj'.vtnrr, says that, althomjpi A Artnur i- a very sick man. tin re h m.ihi i.i lily c mditiun in imlkalv ilcuTh. AJx.Uiita t \ nigl t ex-1 , .*i*si'teiit A.’lliur was 11ilibrary and there met some • ;i». n, intimate friends. H< is he: rful and 1m MM r\>\ sr Vi LM l.Vl. rtuei i Mil ■ ' 'i ;• fitui nr.nnh oil : Hank cheeking on Np'V \"i l rthe counter , piom n;i .mil on K.'.iinm I Marl:ft t.»-duy ilni' .niceor ordinary ■'» : go. tl »rtiin.\:v. !'•' ■ : !t»■*. noddling s n.'.i*i 1... .•* ,e: /".'(l n»>• 1»K:::tr •* iii-*« K'rr*. To .lay. TiiD.i't. :• So.,Miwt rv.r .a 1 s 12. H K\ Mt'bih and Girard r.iih «a>l .. 5 ln.s.D .$'• .'in’* - .' -as a*i*i At'v 11»:i< 1 It «:.::I !<\ • •’ i n , lf a .1 .' i.lmatl u U* .41 Hr th rivx r t 1.' Uy w air n» 12 27 .** >. Totals 21 s.-. , U; .t, Uvt receipt!? 3472. gross MSI; sales U0; stock (i.ii0: exp .'i\s to Mreat Hritaiu DC. Wciiy lid receipt- . gross IM'M: salts on: !■• -rts ’o .ireiii Ltritnin aid. V.’tLMiNUTow .May II Cotton stfidy mill dliliu-AS V: i(i receilH-. SI, «i"ss,Sl: - lies U0: •♦t-K’U t() 2k. ’•Viklvm-t receipts H1.* g*.*s.r. l.t: ssdoMhl. !*’11• \ >• i.i'ii.A Mn\ It. I'Hii.m ,ini:- mi.l- •i Uiw- !> : •; net l a|j*! •» gross *■{: sates no; «• . C*.T.m: *\p rts :•» (»iv*i Hriinin ' V'* ki\ n .*: :• vi ipjs 2*s. Ms; , v;i**its to •..:i Hi it *n 1 ' *. * . Wi • k.\ re* eip*< gros.s y**jii; *tvi. N J * *’ >>; . \ .s Mav i I. ( pp* t; ,.i t ,, i r* <vipt. *22. /toss i >s- :• - ’ M 1 • n.t.sjij; ,\p.ni -t ■ <*!• "t I-intaii. ’.V* • .’y net rcein's gross p:r,|. ful til at he l iv.se:u diilicultv is vxce.>>i\i. 1 tne stnmach. H< is uaabU to ishiiitf food, and in eonse (ue weak, ile is much emaciate', 'alio knew him in other days w reeognize iiim no a*. •: .!til. .'(hiknev- of etain in •ur- Mina.i.. r;ii i r. -ail Hetvird .IMt rsi m Him e* Ml. :s K OliUiAXs. Mav il.--.Mi', .Jefli | 3) i\ is tins been eontimd t«» hi*. i*"t..n -im e his return la .T *au * oir.-aite/inp, !mm pi.*s- tration in< hn » ii by tile late excni.iG sc* lie through whieti lie lies jjasied. M». is under “ I" tne caie of several phy.sici ins, a id it i.- . j^eeled tnut undisturbed rest am. . jjose Jie will be aole to liil iiis uppoiidmv at Alobile. To Date 52, fd ’IS, - d ld.ih'i 03,IV. I 350 ' mist i 1. issi. .»*•_, e- reipts r,-: ip . 'M 22ii : siock • ,.U1W **'.3.12.: RtU i* It* nil).'. The gloves are given x.nt t«> women v* no work cat home to be stitched-tint’ i-> to have the tingvis eompieted and tlie : nu obi putin. This is now nearly all done by a recently invented and cleverly adapted sexvi.-ig machine, llie needle or which comes down on the tip of an upright iron 1 finger. Gloves are not all s tit cue cl in the immediate neigliborhood of the fac tories, but are often sent long distances into remote country villages where, work being scarce, labor is cheap. And to facili tate this a class of middle men or women) lias grown up—people who come in tiu'.n the country to the lactories and take away IDO or l.)0 dozen a week, which tney distribute among the women in the* village in which they live, collect again when finished, and bring back to the factory. There pulter.s-out or bctgmen are paid the usual price, some half crown a dozen for the stileuing, and make their own bargain with the actual workers. They are generally supposed to make a protit of about 8d per dozen ; hut as a nat ter of fact, being shopkeepers, they com monly make two protits—one on the gloves and another on the goods the sewers pur chase at their shops. These people have a somewhat difficult part to play, as they stand between two lires; but they are a most useful class, and carry work and its rewards into many I villages where, but for them, they would never come. They have done much to stay the exud'-^s of the population Irjjy i this part of the agricultural districts, emir I ding,parents to keep thuir young people, J and especially their young women,at home instead of.sen ding them to the great towns to seek for employment. Having conic back from the stitchers the gloves are sent out once more. If they arc heavy winter gloves they are sent out to be lined with 1 warm soft cotton material. If they are lighter goods they arc at once dispatched to be welted--that is, to have the binding put round the top and the opening at the wrist. The buttons or clasps,as the case may be. are .'text added; that done, they come back to the factory for the last time and ! pass the iinal examination. They have ! still a rough, tumbled, unfinished look, which would prove anything but tempting to a purchaser. They are now forwarded | to the laying out room, where they are stretched with ordinary glove stretchers, , and then put on heated steel hands, which take out all the creases and improve tlieir appearance. Nothing now remains but to assort them, to put them up in neat bun dles according to size, to pack them in I boxes, and to send them to market.— Ali 1 the Year Around. U ■ "‘i;r it t’ni i* 1 .••'taiv- |> >rl ; tu i . !T 2oS: * \j» 't* m (treat Pi'll v> ' l: y !i"i i c )>!’« 2.> Si. ^i*.2' - IT: -..Hi •• _ »o. V. .M'' it-. Mil" !. ilti't, ipiirt; nii*l.l ini's S' I • iV.’iMpls lit; sllipillv'llUs !K|; .-nil's ri« I »• SJ.II'U I ' v,s Ac- -I I. Mill 11. ('.'Mil .... 1-1; II, ,. i j , .< .• I I- ipi- ‘.17; -:ii,.-n..-0l- in: | si... 1.1.i.i,;. xx . ( r-vi ipt- I.'ll; .-'d|*iii at- r i- Tun. i■ • apinai- • i“' l'u.V.1. r.i. Ml* II. I I ■: t. il ., lil'l ' llliil- <1..11» r - : • '--.ttbiit’ i i • ipt* ui - ,j*;sn\s U»: si. .<2 27.'JIM* c.ip to contilK'lU lid. vV« r.Jy «u ' iv.vipl- 2l-Vl. iti• • s 2l5u; s.il*-- _2'»u; e\; »r - t«* i"i'>ii .«•:*t '.MOO AI*>nt'.i.N' an. May II. .('< non -!*••. tv; mill- ii;iiU*-> ' ! .« : v.-cki. no * It at - i'H*.: h ; s • .-ar :*.t2. .■ • ivar Mi.T: -a‘ *s My *s\ M. \ II ( Mtion i|im t; .ivil.lliiu. - s ' r.-irip *• Si 1 . *!‘i* - il: >U’i.k i!ii-* ;,var tl*-.:. v st I- !lcv.f**r 7 •>uy - i*2D; Hr '.uiu. 2.3S2; to o .\:i ...,u, ItPi £31 n.lb (■ siA IxJj'A. -iCV'HUlt duil. Mi'iuy ou-y at z<- 3. Kx*. juuac short vi.AH' .. Miilu bund!* aid!, heavy, lu'giectod. V*o\ ci i'.n*ent boacls Me ady. •i:k iIns year ■. , 2. , 3m, Iasi yc*•• 2-»!)*.♦. i’oar Kov'.M.. Mm M. iVtekiv n-l re<’oij)ts ti'* .-i l.M \ Mas II. ( , i*Uo:i ’i mi’iial; u o ij*t * ii, 1 1 lie i Ms iJ.IS: siooK .'{Sir,. .{•.mi:. May I 1. < ott »n * { •! iniddba^- - 11•’.> .',*: ahipm.'iits' 2UU: -**•<. k I I;7 lid-.; May il. t\t 1‘ipt S Cenira! Line of Boats, OLD lillUAI! LK. ( or -am • (i.\.. Mic YL y vN and afi-r M *v 12 :>* *. i,, u ; , *. . ,r s ’ fri ia-lH "n ihi- ( uar.n':...*1 • I m.: an I A.i.a- ; u hir. la riv.-r- will lu- a- Ib'l- .\ * ; '• i>mr j" r bnrr<’l 5 p< /,•> ( otlon -gi it M«' il per tm ( n ion per lu.e '.:5 «« .t < u n. r Oii'iirln in pr«»p->»'t inn. I'.I'l'Ha < nuanlui.s to Ana :i< huola. f?tt. hi. i Mnt; points in piopmlion. STEAM Eli NAIAD \v . Vav * ".a.lib; • So: Aptda.'li ' ia H i• - »M'i :l'l e\eiv Ti' f.-spA \ IliOj llillK l>S S o'« • i ..»• 'K, IV- lurn'.pg \ ia r.ao'ii.-j A.ltuve vl li.’.lnle will i nn. rive, c-U*.. i»er:nit- tiii.T- Snipnei * wil ; A'iim liave tlu-ii freight at boat Itoat will not stop at any point n it named in li-l of iandiiiK'* tarnislied sbip| . rs inult-i date A pi il 1. l.sMi. On* re-p"i»•.ib'Titv for Ijt Igl.l censes iillo it hn- b"on dise'uo'ged at a landing where no per.-mi is t Mere t•» r* ei-ive it S 1 M’f, .1. WHITKSI1)!; ! 1 :. i • KM H. WH1TKSFHK. See'v and Treas. Il b’ l-l J* Our Last! | IT liCH.WV NEAKLV ALi, IX. Applinitinn lor Ii OF THE 't H'pi .rut i oil ivcincTil (loia- -r.x'n. t i- •i !•'. lA'pe.ii'.: ' i' ,i .ii! In'il.A'iV i 1 ne uy nioi'isiasp.' or deed ut trust • I 'Jiis l arporutiun. to buy, own ill r at an ! personal, m.I re/n nnpl. ailed. 1 >» inter t be^ mi iiu at ;;le istm eoi.t ra.'t- • >I c\ 11 y kind necessary or aiiutii te ano carry o*i it- nusitn-i Iiow • *i ti eM i ute ptooiisoi ti• secure i in saiue i on any )»iop* ;t> .*1' tins earporution. i and -ell mu Ii pi'np.-rt *. both r al an 1 p it may need or desiiv foi it- inirp.»««.•>. to adopt rulntionsus it .nay desire, and to jiroviite in • cor. ...... erm »jl olMee, duties i the manner anil time of • Heal lvUate .n t .»: ment nil to do such ot ner and •sary or proper to'cuin- 'on he' I, ideis w ho -hall have j ’ < ms in full to I . ...... t .n ini i*<nuti. m, or fur w roiiKs cum mil ted by it. •sixih IN tuion.-is ask t'.uu tlr eliarter be tned in tbe oftlei- of the Clerk of til -upcMtor i ourt of .Muscokcc rountx, Oeijruria, t to be lecorded li' the st"' " el eompensatioji, a. ir i ieci Mil. to rei A-ioi i. .siili.se ripli" ltlui in u* as arc i ides. » ••'<*(- -Hay . I. ..\i .n 'He -*..*', ,. per tent. < nn •. ni'.cnl o nids dal!. ,>er.'enis lzit; three pet l'-V. Maic* bonds dull. SUU-TRI5 ISl'HV *1 \L.\\x T>. Gold in the iT.id-Treasury sjih.YJi.hOO ; eu.ri i!2,V2P.('()U. STOCK M lltK.ir. Ni.'.v Voitx. May 1. ’1'hc- lo!'..\vm^ were c'g-'i ug quota lion*, of the stock e-whange: A!li Class A > to 5. . 101 r A ('uiOAi-o, May 11. l'li.,ir easier and si nr. hern n'.iili i lo> * i ' T.'i. 'less u'ar and lower oiis.'i fs ;u. .jnne ifa 7' .. ■* s» . July 5s 77’■H till. Gird stea l - > cash i-.*> :««*. dun. *5 !?(J■ 5 y.V July $- r > a> '». 02 .. sport rib a;,, steady—cash 30. Ho veil meat* steady dr salted slimline. H 10- I 20, short clear rib .b lc> Tennessee t»h A’ifginia (is Virginia consols... \ aci:ic .M..i :.TA J:\j1 . 10', tieh W. P. 'i’er’l liejrh.in.' I A TJ:\ji id l it) it. Ha al « t ~ A 12.i*v fla piT*feiTe»li. 11a 21 Texas lAxilic 7v.j A'mon Pacific Mj , .\ J. t v.r.tr:u Pa',.. Missouri INieilic . lO'itv 1 *. sit .'I. I'nion . .. til; ^ Bid. •. Asked. (otlmi. Livkkpool., May 11 ■ Xu m. Colt >n d. I. prices generally in buyer s favor; uplands V„d, Orleans 5 3-lBd; sales HOUO bales -foi .-pcc ulution and export SOU Receipts 1000 bales - 0200 American. Finn res dull but steady, at ttie following ijuo 1 May "and June 5 1-8 Y i 2-frld June and July 5 1-*>!■* .*> 2-bld July and August i 3-c.ld August and bepcember 5 4-6-Id September and October 5 00-84(1 November and December \ (KHVld >r. Lo' i-. ;.l«iy 1!. Flour, maiket unciia •'amilv *■■; :» oh life >* Ml • i i 'JO. n ..at ^f':P ' r'» t f) provision- fairl\ active perk- i-\ in i >. bill'd linn is-) “•>. Hulk means linn: boxed lots long ck.ii -sides $'» tJ2 short rib f.i 77*. ch io- sides *5 si. Hatim firm lamr i-liTir £7) Vj. - s.i *rt ribs $•*' <••• eleai - ik-s if»«i, rt m>. Ln-.-viJ.Li:. da v ti Pros i.-,ions ipnet Paeon uetr I'brMHi. i lo.-^ *i. -dio’"iii*i's fI T'.. Hnlk- m. jus .. .can -V •»(*, sides fN r. shoulr! ri . .--I nu. Kirk i ■ *.*•.•* -fio Nr. Sitgar-cured hums.-jj Nr •• ir (j.», l.ard, el.oin -7 7V-if>'iO. Xkvv ('n.kins. Mav 14.—f’o^foe niaAki t firm U ", cargo' s, c , i# ,m.,a prime 5 lM.,c. Rice, ■p.ie;. st-*ad . !r<"d-1..i,i.a, .»i Unary to yime :t P.e. .■sugar d <. Lni siana open kcttle.slrictlv prime at o r prim- coi.i'.n ii t«* g..od fair 4 _.e, C''Mtrirhgu,a, piair it'on uT-.inuii'ted i vb ice while S' - .-.. , one ycl!,.w clar.lied 5*.c. Molasse- «p:iet l.o.iisiann i i: - en kettle, good j.nme to .st-i .'tly prime .32 :, pi um- 2o < 22u, centri- ■liU ite pi. ired by la • statute tIn- ( ourt of the ami:! «1! i Here to I).- ice publicat : "ii 1m. compliance with t ii older declaring said upifiication grant it inner* o\ i r nraj . Sic. HATCH KR A J’KAHODY, Aunrueys for Fctitioners. the C lerk’s Ollice uf the .Superior C'our ty, Ga.. and recorded ii ln> 14, lssfi. ' * la.)N D. S. C. .XI. In Re i I'etifion to Inrorporate "The Join* King Lii*iiuier-»Siiii Fublbhing Com et al I piuiy." v-T.'/n-:<if111 <>K«;ia.a;rsi'Otii;k('ucnty— m JN» ;hc Honorable Supernn court of said c on nt y: The pothion of John King, G. tdinby N. P. lla”'- ‘ ' gko v. fund. fugal.s, prime to -tricily i • It;. 20. U Risky. ('lucsx.i. May 11. Whisk, ste.idy.il 11. Sr. Loi .*-, Mav |.j. Whistry. il j'o. Cixu:.:; m, May il. Whisky .stcadv, f I jo. »11 on S<mmI Oil. prime cj nic. d«.i ns. May*., (V.t'<i klivered, 21 d oil diih jc, off quality, i yellow 2k< . (.ike and men 50t«'*lH 00 per long ion. Vouk, Ala> 11. — (Jolien (.rude, 2.si - '30 foi ivfm.-'l. September.. Teiiiieij i VKKPOOL KTATKM EN 1. I» ruin. Liv in AMERICAN STEAMERS. Advice to Mothers.—Jins. Winslow’s Soothixo SVKt'P should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It re lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the ms, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu- els and is the best known Sales of the week. American Speculators too • Exporters look.. . Actual export j Import : American ! Stock I American Af'oiu I American » remains very stoiidyT ^3 i»j less is restricted. In provincial mrrk'ts Kng- II.noil ;j-.h and foreign lients are held nt ‘till rate* 1 , .uni B-d.-mii, ; ;t times higher rates are di mnndrd. 'f'hc o ut l.M 1 ') u ;».- '•ir-,.r of c.i.gm-. Several , argoe- wen. - *lii h-* on passiig*-a:id for .-.!»ipim-nt, principally oft'uli- *b d 1 1 for- ia. l"-da\ then iu- i thin attendam e. •'*• Wheat wa- dull .uni only a -mall business v.as •_k,bu douu. Red was rather lowtr and white wa- irtu.aou -u ady. Flour was unchanged in pri<-o. 1 orn t'f-.' iu was in quiet request at \. A penny below 'i , ue , -«';i v’.- 2 r )«.tiuu ..t-ices. Saios to-day include bales ol E’t h(-;iri-si'nliitivc Slaliln.-i ki r I’resnils Sul,sidy Hill. the bowi remedy for diarrhfea, from teething or other Uva cents a bottle. whether arising Twenty- \V as Kington. May 13.- Representative * fcjtahlneeker, of New Vork, to-oay present ed to the house an important memorial! asking concurrence by the house in the I Jj*s00,uoo appropriation for carryiixg the for- f cigii lmiils tjy American steamships. It is entitled: “Petition for fair pay to Ameri- • can steamers for ocean mail service,” and ' reads as follows: “H is applying the same principle to car- I rying Hie mails between the United States ' and neighboring countries that is applied to our coastwise steamship lines and to our entire postal system, and which has given other nations tiie world’s trade. ' Mean;ships build up their respective coun tries just as trunk lines of railroad do their respective termini. We have only about ti . per cent, of the trade of the Spanish Americas, which, from contiguity and naturaj laws of trade, would, with proper steam communication, naturally come to us. We are now carrying only 14.61 per cent, of our own ! products, against 75 per cent, in ls.59. Our i country needs an ouuet for her products. The last steamer iii the South American hue took out merchandise manufactured in lib uiiTeivnL stales. This is no party tpicstion. Jt is business common sense, tnat if we would obtain our share of the world’s trade we must do as our competi- 1 >rs do to obtain it. A cry of ajUi-suixsidy cannot fairly be a ppiied io a proposition In pay American steamers a lair price for a necessary service, l'he same cry, if, needed, w add slop three-quarters ol the mail routes in tin- I nitcd States.’* I he memorial is sigm <1 by the leading bu-iness men of New Vork. and parliuhm* l. v houses interested in foreign trade. The number includis . ight bank p-ru»idenl>. (, ne Hundred and i iglity-nine importing * ;i mufacluring firm - arc aiso sigm d to it. . l,1 y •nemi riaisiasKiiig- tin: passage ol' lhe n. ul sun. ictyeiau.-e ai\ oetug* r.-eeivi-d IVoio 1 •'lulu, i**ul a .Miihhio'u iMiih.it butwucj; tuc two houses i‘- uXpuete 1 oil the senate subsidy ameiiditieiu. ’i iiu chances are 1 hougnt to he in favor of Mie coiicurrenc-. ul the :iou *e, as liie ivj loiiean.s w ill s :p- , Pjm'I it solidly, and some democrats \*. i• 1 al-o favor it. Mad.- )i „1 hi ; 'l ilk. Ijttlk Hoc,;, ;.l:,y id. A «l«>g belonging ’ mA.J. Hall, a farmer living near Cabott, lKur this city, went mad last week, imd, tioiong the animals which it woundeo u: Rs wanderings about the farm was a milch c Tne co’,v showed no signs of being < -iNcted by tin wound, ind il was thought , hydrophobia would m i result. Yesterday. 1 However, the animal showed the (treaded . h'lnpto.us, and at the same time the hinnci-s two little children, v. no had be mi ' iiuiirished wall ihi co.v’s milk, i-xhibilu.l iK'iilar symptums and aiv in a critical cm- muon, suffering most terrible agonies, nner nteinbers of the family are .tlso iii. i •ut their symptoms art not so alarming as nose ol tiie children, and some hope is expressed that they may recover. A New York plumber was found dead yesterday with his hands in his own pock ets. The circumstance was so peculiar that the coroner will hold an inquest. “That Miss Jones is a nice-looking girl, isn’t site ?” “Yes, and she’d be the belle of the town if it wasn’t for one thing.” “What’s that?” “She has catarrh so had it is unpleasant to be near her. She* has tried a dozen things and nothing helps her. I am sorry, for I like her, but that doesn’t make it anv less disagreeable for one to he around Her.' 1 Now if she had used Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy there would have been nothing >f the kind said, for it will cure catarrh every time. Patrick Kgan, president of the Irish national league nt America, indignantly denies That the Chicago unarchMs have any connection with tiie Irish element. The total imports of merchandise at the port of Now York during the past wee were valued al sr‘J.3!5.”'.*S, exclusive of di, goods. Oil. give me tcet h sound, while and neat tjli, give me breath that’s pure and swe i Oil, give me r -sy. heallliful gums, Ann I will inert whatever comes; Whatever trouble may befall, With SOZOI.i' )N T I’ll meet them all. S! t -f.tli,t ,i,V:W Pile emplia the 'l' >ronio street in ■. uys a re on a strike lor in Teased w ugi siiorter hours and permission to join hi organizations. Futures: May delivery, 7> 2-64(I seilus; May I and June.5 2-IHd selicrs; June and July, J 2-;>ld , x July and Augii-L, .J-oKl sellers: Audits: and .se|ilc!!.!)(r. 5 4-4/4.i buyers: September and , October.-■> 00-0Id buyers; October and November, 1 (it-84(i sellers- November and Deecni'ucr. I UiHiWi sellers; September, j >(J4d sellers. Futures dull. -1 a. m. -May delivery, o l-64(ljselje:s; May and | June, 5 l-iilii seller.-.; June and July, o’ J-6hi ■ sellers; July and August, o 2-6Id . ilu’e; \ugust ' and Septeinbeu, > u-Sl.l hu\er*: September and October, 5 (XM>4d selleis; October ami N >vember. | 1 62-64(1 sellers: November and December, i 59-64 1 sellurs; Jnntmrx, I 54-(>ld sellers. Futures closed j easy. I New Yokk, May i t. CoMon lirnier: .sale.- a.V2 I bales; middling uplands .' J-P'.e, Orleans W .c. Ponsoliduied net receipts szl 1 bales; exports to ! (•'•eat Hritain 1.4,63M, continent 1411. Weekly net receipts 286, gross WHY expert- I to(i»'.»at Hrilahi 1290. France 1477 eon! ineia .,:y,o. ' (.'iOCAtiO. May II. Wheat opined easy and closed si shade higher Muv 7l v<(7» ,c\ June 7.'* 4 - 76'. c, July 7~i |(.» 78' m c. Corn stronger a ud 1 ‘<c higher cseb 46o. May *3.c, June 46‘.,(«/.37 s c, Jiuv'47' jc 47 ::,c Oats Nst<-..«i\ e:*s!i 28%'.. ?fc. May 28'.'-/28'vc, .June 28'24 ! ‘,c, July T, 1 . 2S 1 4. St. I.oris. May 11. - Whesit fairly sulive but un*»ctilcd - No. 2 ieo, i a.sh .su',.f, .’Jay H «: bid. June 4h ! 8 1 ' ,c Corn opened dull and clo?«..-d ’..c higher No. 2 mixed en.-h 44c, M;i\ 42', bid, June:24c. Oat- .erv dull U'd firm No. 2 mi.verl cash 30c. May 29' c. Lorisviu.r. Msin It. Grain quiet Wheat. No 2 red -or. ('o. i . No 2 mix ii 38; ,i < ).11 -. :i<*\v No 2 mixed 42' .»•. Cos.in aihil fl u oqMMiS iin*. Niav Yorut, May 11. Kos i: market steady stained ft O-V ?! 10. Turpeiiti'ir* dull 45c. (Juak(.i:st«)N, Mrs 11 I’ui'peiiline -teady Ot. Ko- in quiet siraincsl c. gc«id sir.iine-d 90o - 95c. Savannah, May 14. Turpentine quiet 40',e; sales 95u barrels. Rosin steady $1 f*ii»»# f| id; buyer is back fiom his secend trip to New York till-' see .’land Die;, ue uffei'ing Notable Ii.ai — g - .-ins in tu'i j- aepaniueiit. Things Picked Op On —THE WAYSIDE.— Beautiful Persian Lawns 5000 yards at I6e.. regular price 25c. )00Q yards at 20e., n guhu < i 40c. 5000 yards at 25c. and UK- . regular price 4.*k. and (:ojti)Ei ).<; eh; ri. ei ) Dior es At 25c. regulai 50c. goods, at 15c. and 20c., worth 25i . and 4.x. VELVETS A- VELVETEENS. Rest, largest and cheapest stock. Cheupesi all Linrui Towel at 10c. Kxquisi a.* Two-'l'oiied Jic. u Rohes at if 1.00. regu- :.u- i-. I la mlurch iefs of a Ii sorts big offerings, lowest pn. es. LACES I SHI RTS! Jordan. (7. K. M of h si raster. N. P. banks, A. v. Jiuatnte and George P. bwilt, Jr., and their asso- ci Dies, rcsj>tel lulb shoiv ihut they have foriuci a i avsoefation and desire a charter to be granted un i- a corporation under section ld7t> ofthe of (icorgiu. oil is to establish they d> sire p.»wer and tmthoriiy lo inereaM the aiuouiiL ol cupitiU stock hy a vote of the stock- i. • I«! t i- moot eweedhiR flrty thoumihd dollur.-j. l’he business of such corporation is to be done and its principal ollice to be* located in the city of ( oluinbiis, in said county, and they ask to be iu- corporaied fV*i a period of twenty years. That such corporation may be organized at any time, and may elect seven directors to manage tbe iilfalrs of the corporation, and that said direc tors may elect om- of their number President, and mav also « lect a.Secretary ami Treasurer, who may be the same person, .uud may or may not ho cm i*f the directors, as they may elect. i shall have the power to property that mu. t heir purposes, an issue bonds, notes use or loan any real or personal may be ueoessary or desirable tor , and may also borrow money and lotea and mortgages tt> secure the That there shall t»e no individual liability upon any of the stockholders except for any balance t imi may bo due and imp aid on the capital stock subscribed for by them. RAN NON A liATTLK, Petitioners’ Attorneys, u.-scogcc (-’Minty. Filed iii the Clerk’s sup. rior ( 'ourt of -aid county and. record of writs M and *85, folio 177 POND, 1. Co., (ia. PFARODY. <».:iii giu, M u -if ogee (*« unt ()ffiee »if the Su recorded in and s, this April l.ith. 1 SHd. GKO Clerk S. . 11>1 1 tl 10(1 (i.n for permanent, letters of administration on th« estate of Joseph Kbert. deceased. Th. se are, therefore, to cite and admonish all lie kit: 'sriiTM; indred and t red i tors of said de nse, if any thei have, within ied by law, why said let tens I'. M. 13ROOKS. inyii oaw-ivv s ( d;<*rgia, mcs( ixikkcoi'N'ty ()rph. .it i(Ul f'rII' h- ive l« • -.ii" deceased. rt'h!- nv cause, if any prescribed b) ia w. u hy Jeu should not he granted Wite."-s inv hand May nth. 188b. inytioaw 4 w logan, deceased, makes aj»pii- sell iill the real estate belonging *, within t sell said j (Ji'diimry. 11s, ad mill:-! rat or of K. Wells, ,v,.....ciit»t() the lourt in his petition dulv !ih(l, that !u has fully administered l*J. SneriFf's Saiy. i.-fV.-f the hr i u. ir- ol'.sa.e .»: I o W i!: V UUdi'e.l a_ Ihranu an brn’Minknu nt. Chicago, M.iv u. At J>.pp!*-r, Ohio. J escerday the Baltimore and Ohio limited Chattah oc W I.i. UK sol . 1 .'Olllll V. .iii WMi ;: ud thiny-eight ! L.V.Vl -it'!'.!! -I lyii i til o ne’. oft ’liattii M oi l i. a’ Mill -m■(! iro > : m- n .-oui ' ■ said cour.tv ii: lavin' of Mr- M. I . Harv •" again- Dr. I.. F. M ;.:iiighl'ii. .m 1 i.-\ i. .1 t .ao-js and |.” pert;, of D . i.. I*. :*l* i. iug;.:iu • Electric Belt Free ’•' i’.iio.". n r- it ni.d obt.i.M a.'* lit- w< will l-.r the i : t.s lays .'ive away, fro-(■! < ..ar-re, in eu. h .!.*.’ :• the II. S. a Imat- d 11:..:. 1 • r oar Oi-rniun Kloeiro fdilrniiie Simpen- ■i ; •• inv.! and unfailimr ei.r • V i: .c >eelc*, Kinissions, Im j •- t>- I .:d 11 every Holt we mnn.it.K a-' -ar.jif t lectru.turn :.t. Ad I— . i . ••Id 3LLT AC-LNOV, P. U. box l b, i.-r . *K.yu. N. V. x* i?j- *u:.i ; t *i A Aa ni.i .* \. ’ .fee:. . - :■ . ih.:.iarui. n : *r.4 ' r.*fi. 'Ir ' '-iOk- • Cgi!-- iU'.*. r. ttJ.■! L' ■ > 9 nj :• . ! HI.E i i: :CJ Dr. WARD <& CO., luususa, ay. DRUNKENNESS MILLINERY >31: sail - ulv: llli'dd' to -|, ! • J»' n [■j(k 22.'.*22: .. \po lece'p: - 16*.L go 0?. THE Ild.UOR HABIT P0SITIVEL7 CULED UY AuRUN 1STEHIN0 HR. IIAIKL.S’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It c/in :»•* g i i eii in :t enj> id eid'f'ee or • e;i W i t J i •»11 • the l\ o < i v\ ledge id Ihi pei-on Ink iug is absolutely IiumiiR ss. ;.n<l a ill el- feet , p ■ri.i.nieMl and -peed> enr-. uli. tl.ei t' i e p:.li< nt is ; i moderate drinhei * ;u. .il- coliolie -a reck. It ha*, been given in Imn. h-iiiiR ii? i”ni‘s, mid i .i e\ •• r\ ins|ann a per- f-ei run- has followed. It nrvrr /-I;/s. 'I lir sy.sti m > I nee i ill preglia 1 ed \» i t I. tl*. -pee; fie, ii lx • eo 111• .‘iii nil er i iii Jio ssi bi I i lor 1 !i< liquor appetite to exist. For Note 1>> 3TC2L S AvI,TC U'Y M. 0, HOOD & CO., 5P.UCT, f»J Hit U \ It **T.. ( did M 111 s, G Call or writ.* for c ircular »V full part i< ill; rs. AioimS tins .Soridern Liii.us ■ iifid i-'.i'ii ■: •. L;r;';l ti . sted iu tim (•tl'(. r tit atnl .2 ;!t,y;s: ■ _;*..* I ur»'t Ills a.j ..'jr' / ' A r ■'•'M DRUNKENNESS JLitly Cured. Dr. iIaines’ GOLDEN Si* J.('J I- l( lieitioiRe app.-tite l'»r .ilo **■».. !i ,i. -ry. Ii i an art '. .* < f food, even in liq ;or il-e'f. with ’ ’ ^ failin't results. 'I'huuKai.ds • f th- w-.r- »ri!-. : live been cur* I, ho :•> day tn lieve i ‘1 **i k rig of their «.wn free will, f- • .li.ru-d h"dy who knows of Irs virtu- i h • sul.-ori **■ 1 for painplilei rontaii:.eg h ir. Jr. ds rii'ifdals from the heat worn* n ui. i n ••n pur' - .f the eo miry. Addre-s in e-.iihih-n GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 185 Race St., Cincinnati, 0. \! ivLa'l'M hi. ; • ;'WadiSfi* ■ • - ' ■ v-.-s.pun. v’ medioikb* »prove itB mer» .