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-— " _ 13.—EcT Dr. John H.
LosPO!*'» r . t0 tho consia f «ri»I
;,>*»»=• ,„n 0 QOCiDg his •levation to
of 'n n J^ C naUte nJido a loog speech tbe
he would hereaf-
Ri ,t of »b' c ja tbe fft.r,resist with all
ttf, * 3 b !» the «piri» or liberalism in re-
hll po*r • JT ine t hat there is no
hjioo-io JB re iigjon—*hat one
which is training
cf **^ •’* teaching _
th ", Leo and force daily. It is inconsie.
! B ^recognition of any religion
test•»“ ..to there is much in the
»• trnfc . h -Vis (food and noble in itself, it
the0 7Jcin»e intended to enpercede rdi-
i» •»“ „ sa id he was not afiaid that it
B io0 .\ “ jon-W itj j re the church of
e° U .L fbooeh it would destroy many
^VVhJwUanlty, ho said, bad b«. n too
»e! min|tly deadly peril, that we
for it any new trial now.
,b o May 13.—P«re Hyacinth- d-
P * '-tement published in the Steele
s - f ** had petitioned for the recognition
Jf brwrt by the S a'-e equally with other
drtonunt'icP^. ls _ Th e government
for fcUbiCription a loan of
^000000 * l fonr and one ‘ h *V P** ? 0nt
. t Nine tenths of tho loeo haTe
(L'en't-t’-u at ninety-four—principally by
l0 0a“H b a°N«. May 13 -Judge Dnndy.
. (be (Juiieii S are* O-urt, in the habeas
c, '“" U “L e of ’ Staod.ng Be..” and
#b0 W ere bring returned to Indian
P** 5 ’ ■enterday, gave decision that
SSSLTtaV *“h,u the mean-
£ Of law and has a right to ene out a
wm .If habeas corpus in a Federal Court,
before h Federal Judge in all oases where
confine! or in cnvodynnder color of an-
Jhonty of the Bn ted St.tm, where re
peat of lioerty ■# violation of «ho Cou-
“ta ion or la as. That General Cro-k
hat eo-ioiy of re'atora under oolor of the
enifcority of the United Stares, and in vt-
,l,ijoD of ibe lawa thereof; that no right-
jn] ecibarliy tiiUta for removing by force
1B . of thee- Pjneas to Indian terii-
toit as Cronk has been dueoted to do;
ib,,t th" Indiana possess the inherent
ntb'tof rxpsination as well as the more
faVton* « wait a taw.nndhaveau inaliena
ble rigtt io life and liberty and tho par
ted i f lispptoesi so long os they obey the
l,v< and do not trespass ou forbidden
g,oacd; that beiog rearained of Iibony
gedrr color of the authority of the United
Sties, nod io violation of the lawn
thereof the reli ors must be discharged
from cant oily, ana it is so O’dored.
Jri'iitiiw. Kt., May 13 — t'ne indica
tion aie tuat Thomas B. Hargts is elec
ted Appeliatn Judge to succeed the late
jnJ*e John -VI Eltet. Tn- ro is a caa-
iideuMe fulling off in the Dnmooraiio
rois. U"lt- ‘ho Republican oandidaie.
poll* the fall Vote nf the party.
MiiKSinTuWif, N. J , May 13.—The city
thcaou held yesterday laml.ed in the
(lection of ibe Democrstio osndidstss f-.r
B oarder, Aldermen and three Ooaooil-
me-, There were five ticket] in the
Held, and great dtssstiafsotion exiat-d
among iho Republican voters. The result
Will make a change in the offices of Chief
of T-iiice, Clark and Street.Commits o en
the BennblicaDS having only two mem
ber* in thn council, the Mayor and ona
Councilman.
Pitt-TjK, Pa, May 13 —The moun
tain fir-sure still raging. A large deal
ing baa been made around the L iflm
powder mills and it is said no daoger is
Dow apprehend -d. A' Mooatcthe flames
are nailer control. Tae weather is dry
and ibe wcods are rapidly disappearing
by fire.
IVa-uiNGTON, M*y 13.—la the House
Mr Shell*>,Of Alsoama, rising to a per-
•on*! explanation, bad read a tVtshing-
too dispatch t > the New York Tribune, nf
Ibe 5 u ef May, as to the way in wbiob
Snol'oy gut into Congress, how Qartolson,
the Rapnblioan o«ndidate, and the color
ed rulers generally were intimidated, and
bow me election oSoers were bribed by
Shtl'i-y -md bis friend*. He denied the
truth uf the charges contained in the di-*-
paicb. ai d aubml'tsd a statement (backed
by sEtevii*) in support of hia dental. He
uwried that the ttleotion in bis distnoi
vu peaceable and fair—that there bad
teeo no Intetferenee w tb any voter*, and
todiotainanoes ordi-order on the day of
tltctinn or growing out of tue election.
Sh.llrj'e personal explanation was fol
lowed by cne by Russell, of North Caro*
hr.a, inaCower to speeches recently made
<9 Kitchen, nf North Carolina, and Da
ridaon, of Florida.
In the Senate, Mr. Bayard reported
farorably from the Committee on F.i ance
ci the the House bill for the exchange
bf anbaidiuy com for legal tender money,
ud askad for its consideration, bat it
went over, objection having been made.
The Senate resumed the con-ide ation
Of the legislative, executive and judicial
ipprep'iation bill
Madrid, May 13.—The communal
tlooituos tbtonghout Spain were largely
in favor of the Government. Senor Mar-
tint x, leader of the Centralists, bss eu-
loaueai his inteotiun to support the
Government.
Ia the Home cf Commons yes-
Urd-ty, Lord Hamilton, Vice- President of
lha Council, s«id that since January C.b
Cargoes of American cattle were funud
br.ctrd with pieuro-poenmoma.
Mr. Bonrke, Under Secretary, said he
ku> nothing of the treaty between Spam
led the King of Ansm for the purpose of
lOpplyiitgCabs with Ansmite laborers.
St. Louij, May 13.—It bos been decid
ed by the Colored Briugee Belief Board
oftkiaciiyto seed Bev. John Turner
ea%t, to preatnt to the pecple of that sec-
tion facts, r lsting to the negro exodus,
with a view of enlisting their sympathy
U1 cooperation.
Philadelphia, May 13.—Judge Asa
Patter, wno has been ill at his city rest -
face, is ta a very critical condition to
day. He had a relapse last night, and
to charge for the better bae been eppa-
I tt since.
KewObucaxb, May 13 —The following
No bare drew the principal prizes in the
Limans Stale Lottery, drawn today:
Number 47.673 drew $30 000 -held in
Brownsville, Tizas; 58,659 drew $10,000
—held in Baltimore; 90.021 drew $5 000
-teld in New York ; 92 636 drew |2 600
-bald In New York ; 93,827 drew *2,600
-held in Mobile.
NtwYoar, May 13.—To-day thirty-
ioar men were put to work on the Brook-
■jn tli-vattd railroad, but, tne Brooklyn
btj authorities not having given permis-
President Beoff, of the Elevated
iUilrood Compmy, contractor JoneB and
thirty-four workmen were arrested, taken
court and released ou bail. La'er
Ptwidant Benfl, o& behalf of the com-
* i= Y» sent a protest to the Mayor and
totamon oonncil against any interference
*i'k bailding the road.
Philadilphia, May 13. — El ward
jatr, charged with tho murder of his
“Mghter, Satan Irwin, was arraigned to-
and entered a plea of not guilty.
Cleveland, O., May 13.—Several to-
till *nd other bnildings near the railroad
»Potat Irvinetou, PennBjivanis, on the
Philadelphia and Erie railroad, were
timed this morniog. The fire is still
t»mng and the entire town is threatened
*»th destruction.
Utih.—Tho fire at Irvineton is now
"Puled under oontrcL
Cihcimhati, May 13.—The twelfth
*hcual convention of the American Bail*
Mechanlcef Association begins its
•••••on to-day at the Grand Hotel. The
haaber of delegates is very large, repre-
^tAtives from all the piominent rail-
'hwesatras being present.
.Columbia, 8 C.,May 13.—The Con-
Jwetate monument erected by the La-
Memorial Association In the Capitol
& ' '!' l »re, was unveiled to-day withimpo-
coremonies. Military organizations
old veterans from all of the principal
KietsintheStatoand from Cnarlotte,
Carolina, participated. At 2 p
S* * *alute of eleven guns was fired by
German Artillery of Charleston,
?Potn Carolina, when a procession was
which embraced twenty-five
Wttpmiea of cavalry, infantry, veterans
JJd artillery, in he order named, - with
f* T *ral hands of music, and moved np
“wn street to the poefepQce, and thence
' <o the capitol, where the ceremonies
aere opened by prayer, after which Gov
ernor Simpson introduced General John
S Preston, orator of the day, who pro-
nouoced a brilliant end patristic oration
in tne presenca of 12,000 puuple.
Washington, May 13.—An official re
port of tne C.mmisstoner of Internal
B-venne detailing the operations of that
office in the suppression of tllioit distilla
tion, shows that fmm Joly, 1876, np to
the present rime, 2,638 stills have been
seiz d; 6,422 peraoux have been arrested
for illicit distilling; $109,136 have been
expended for epeoiat deputies employed
for the purpose of suppressing illicit die-
tilla.iou; nineteen persons were killed
and forty five wonnded while thns en
gaged. The operations have been carried
ou principally In Georgia, Alabama,
rm.nts-ee, Kentucky, Sonth Carolina,
North Carolina and Virginia, in which
seven States the suzarce numbered 2,283
and the arrests 4,916.
Commissioner Eanm stye, since Mareb
1, 1877, to several of tho diitnete in the
Southern States, while operations for the
anpprtseion of illioit distillation were be.
mg vigorously prosecuted, warrants had
been i-aaed against many of the illioit
distilleis.
S?cret-ry ShermaD, endorsing Baum’s
cotomooioation, says: “The efforts made
to suppress the illioit manufacture of
spirits and tobaooo demonstrate that io
many of the dis'riots this evil has be.
oome ohrohio, and that the laws cannot
be enforoed against offenders withont the
presence of an armed forco adequate to
overcome and persistently intimidate
persons d.spoaed <o violate the law.'
The Seoretary recommends additional
legislation for bitter proieo'.ion of the
internal revenue service.
Wa-iunoton, May 13 —la the House
Mr. Bussell, m the cour.e of his re
marks, made a severe attack on Mr.
Kitchen, who, he said, was in possession
of a seas and drawing a salary to wbion
he was in no way entitled and to whom
he referred as a gentleman, so called by
courtesy of the Hoase.
This called forth a speech from Kitcb
en, who referred to his colleague as one
of those men from the couth who had de
serted their race and country and bane
and fljsh and joined the rag-tag and
b"b rail of creation-
Kitchen was called to order by Ste
venson, of Illinois, and proceeded in a
more modtrate manner, characterising,
howi-ver, several of the charges mail*
by Ea-tell as totally false. He asked
Bussell if he had not been court-mar
tialed and dismissed from the Confederate
sarviee, o -which Bussell replied that he
bad been, but it was for whipping a con
scription officer,and that he had been re
stored to the Confederate service by Jtff
erson Davis.
Kircntn was about to retort, but was cut
off by a point of oider made by Gibion,
of Louisiana,md sustained by the Speak
er, that, be was not making a personal
explanation.
Mr Kaott called np the veto message,
and demanded the previous question on
the pie-are of the military interference
bill over the President’s veto. The pre
vious question was seconded, and the
House proceeded with the veto bill. The
bill failed to receive a two-thirds vote,
anu was not passed over the veto. All
the Democrats voted aye and all the Re
publicans no. T en Greenbackers voted
with tne Democrat.; the others, Barlow,
Forsythe aod Bu-seil, of North Carolina,
did not vote. The veto mes3uge was
then, on motion of Converse, of Ohio,
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Toe remainder of tbo session was de
voted prt»cip<lly to the discussion of the
silver bill.
Wa-uisqton, May 13.—The resolution
recently introduced in the House by Mr
Garfield, authorizing the Secretary of
IVar to isxue rations to tbe colored xefu
gees io Kaneav. was called up for tbe
action of the Appropriation Committee
by Mr. Monroe, and a proposition to re
port the meaiare to tae Honse 'ith a
favirable recommendation was rejected
This aotion virtually kills the measure.
It wvs announced to day by parties
supposed to be well informed as to the
movements of the Democratic party of
tne House, that there would be a joint
advuory caucus held this evening to
determine what course was most prac
ticable to be pursued on tbe bill to
prevent military interference at elections
Upon inquiry, however, a member of tbe
committee stated to-night that the ad-
vi,ability of holding such a meeting bad
been dieenssed, bnt it was the general
sentiment ol members of the committee
that it was unnecessary to take any ac
tion at this time, there being no need for
a nasty disposal of the measure.
Io the Seoato, a vote was taken on
striking ont the clanse as recommended
by the committee on appropriations, di
recting the Secretary of tho Treasu y >o
pay arrearages of pensions witn the $10.-
000,000 kept as a fond for tbe redemp
tion of fractional cnrroDoy. I: was de
cided in the negative—yeas 25, cays 37—
and therefore tbe danse remains in tbe
bill.
Rioumird. May 13.—The misergen
ation oaseof Edward Kinney, col-red,
aod Mary Sassn Halt, white, wno were
OJLfioed in the Virginia peoitemiary for
a violation of the State statutes prohibit
ing white and colored citizens to inter-
marrv, was before tbe United Staten Cir
cuit Court to day, Judge Hn K hea presid
ing, upon a writ of habeas corpus. The
petition sets forth that the negro, Kin
ney, is nnlawfully restricted of bis liber
ty in violation of the constitution and
laws of tbe UnitedS:ate», by the pretend
ed sentence of tbe County Court of
Hanover county, Va-, prononneed in
a • rtain criminal proseention against
him and the woman Hull, they having
gone to Washington where they were
united in bonds of mstrimonv, and after
tneir marriage returned to Virginia and
lived together as man and wife until their
arrest, which was soon afterwards followed
by their sentence to imprisonment for
five years in tho penitentiary. The
gronnda alleged in the petition for a writ
of habeas corpus are that the petioner
Kinney and the woman to whom he was
married in the Distriot of Colombia, aro
citizens of the United States; that one of
the privileges and immunities of citi
zens of the United States, guaranteed
againatinvasionby hostile State legislation
is rightfully and freely to contract among
themselves irrespective of race or color.
That marriage is a civil contract, and
that therefore the act of the legislature
of the State of Virginia making it a
psnal offence for wnito and col.uei citi
zens to inter-marry, is contrary «e tbe
constitution and the laws of the United
States and void; and the marriage hav
ing been celebrated in the District of
Columbia—and valid there, it must b«
valid throughout the United States.
The case was fully argued upon its
merits by the United States District At
torney, Lewis, for the petitioner, and
State Attorney General Field, for tho
commonwealth. Tho court reserved its
decision nntil to-morrow.
Hokq Kona. May 13.—Grant and par
ty sailed for Japan to-d*y.
Nrw Yohk, May 13.—At a meeting cr
tho offioera and employees of the New
York Associated Press and representa
tives of the Western, New York State,
Southern and California Associations,held
■this afternoon, expressions of sympathy
with Mr. J. W. Simoncon in his deep be-
were tmaninjoa»ly adopted}
Chas. H. Pulham, for many years city
editor of the Times, died to-day.
N*w Oklxanb, May 13-—Tho Cocsti-
tutianal Convention to-day adopted the
section relative to limitation of the powers
of ths Government, prohibiting tho Leg
islature from passing local and spsotui
laws in certain oases, including the re
mitting of fines and penalties, and for-
feitnte or refunding of moneys legally
paid into the treasmy. The Committee
on SUte debt sent a elronlar to eaon
member of the Convention asking an an-
awer to the folio wing questions as soon as
possible s . % -
The present fioanobl condition of the
people of jour parish. Are they or not
lAtolved in individual debt? Vfhat is the
finanoial ooedition of your pariah? What
is the finanoial condition of yew incor
porated city or town? How dooo.the
■ value of real estate compare with
>w does
people regard the present rate of taxa
tion—batthensome or otherwise? Pitate
give any information In regard to finances
or labor.
Washtnqtos. May 13.—James Goorge,
of Atlanta, was arrested in this city to
day, and wuh one George Cole, is iadioted
in the United States Circuit Oonrt of the
northern district of Georgia, charged
with having received one hundred dollars
as a consideration for not informing
againn one BUkemore for having aided
and abetted in removing distilled spiii a
on which internal revenue bad not bean
paid to other than the dieli lery ware
house.
George expressed entire willingness to
go to Georgia,stating that he iotended to
go next week anyhow. The Cni-f Ju
lio* directed that he be tnrned over to
the deputy tnar hal of tbut State, which
was done, and he leaves to-morrow.
Tbe •emnicee Ibiiun dub
O ting to the slim attendanoe on Mon
day *fternoon at the shooting of the dtib
at the Park a regulir practice will take
place this afternoon.
Brilhszzmr Matinee.
It is nrged by quite a number that a
matinee performance of Belshazzar be
. It wonld be an excellent arrange
ment which wonld allow many of the
little folkB of the city, who are snxions,
to 6ee the opera.
Catbolle Wui.day School
To-day at the Park the Sunday School
of tbe Catholic Church will hold their
pio nic. A fine occasion ia anticipated.
If the weather ia favorable there will be
a large attendanoe.
The Park,
The Park is now looking beantifal, and
is a most inviting place for holding an
niversaries, pionios and Sanday-echool
excursions. The people of Macon do
not desire, however, to be se!fifth about
tbe Park, and invite exouraion parties
from pines and seotlons around Macon
to come up and spend the day. Tbe eiti-
zan9 of Mtcon are si ways glad to ete
these parties to onr olty.
Sanitary Regulation*.
Chief of Police Adams elsewhere
brines prominently before the pnblio rev-
fra I ordinances in regard to the preferr
ing the hra'th of the city. The publica
tion of them is very time’y, and we are
pleiaud to see tbe action being taken io
the matter. Now is the time to look af
ter tbe sanitary cendition of the city, and
it should be placed in the best and clean
est state, previous to tbe arrival of the
sultry days of summer.
From the West ladies ocmi reports tt
the appearance of a malignant fever,
while in some of tbe veeji ls along the
coast are lingering traces of yellow fever,
left over from the terntle tcourge of last
year. The greatest care ehontd be taken,
While no yellow fever is anticipate.: in
UacoD, still there are other diseases at
tendant on the summer season which can
be in a great measure avoided by careful
attention to the sanitation of tbe city.
Health Officer P. McCafferty is determ
ined to do hia fall duty, and we thins
will make an excel 1 - n* '•ffice-
Tbe State Siuud-y acuu»i Association
The approaching convention of tbe
Sonday School Association of tho Hiat»
13 exciting great interest among the
friends of the cause in Mscod. The re
spocse of the citizens proposing to en
tertain delegatee during the convention
was quite encouraging. Tbe number of
delegates will be large and the response
of cur citizens should be in accordance
with tbe n quirements of tho cose.
We learn that the fcliowicg arrange
meats have been made with the rail-
roads:
Toe Western and Atliniic read will
pass delegates to tho convention for one
fare, they buying tickets at tho starting
points and return oa tickets endorsed by
tho Secretary of the convention. The
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, the At-
lat-ta and West Point, the Central aco
its branch t>, tbe Maoid and Brunswick,
tbe Atlantic and Gulf and the Borne rail"
roads will pass delegates for one forego
ing, to be returned free on certificate of
he President .and Secrotary of the ebeo*
ciatmn.
Tbe Georgia railroad will sell round
trip tickets at three cents a mile. No
.-eduction will b; made cn the Savannah
Griffin and North Alabama rnsd.
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An old phyaiciaii, retire 1 from practice, hav
in* had pl&Md in bi* hand* bj an Kart India
mioaionory tbo formula of • atm pie voea table
* - - ' r and psrmmooBXi— —
ites Catarrh. Aiihi
Affections, also a]
Ncrrouu Debility
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wonaerful curative powers in thousands cf case*
has felt it hit duty to make it known to hi,
sail ring fel-owt Actuated by this motive and
a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send
free of charge t<» all who desire it. thisreeiw.
with full direct on for preparing and using, in
German. French or BKluhT 8ent l-y mail by
addre-aing with it trap, naming this paper, W W
present
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Mat u.1873,—evssihc
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC REPORT!*
Cotton.
Livxktooi—Noon—Cotton strong: middling
uplands eK tmaalmrOrleanj 6Jj{
Sales 1S.U00 bates-, of whicb2.ee were taken by
speculators end for exports receipts 1130, of
which LAOS were American
Future* opened with buyers <-fl*ring 1-88mom
Uplands low middlin ”
lt-iesa si-si:
631-33 Juno -nd
t 631-3
18; dentem ______
..ovember ana December 69 16. NtW
crops shipped November and December per sail
6 ^lS0nm—Middling nplands 7 middling Or
leans 7. low middling uplands cash May ai.<«
June 7, June and July 71-3237 1-16, July and
August 7 1 32-a 7 1-19. Auguat and September
73-32,8ep'emb*r and October do. October and
November 6^t5^.3oj g mer jcan 127(0. Uplands
low auadlma clause May and June delivery
row 2. Anaust and September
do. October and
phipped October
ana November per sail ejfi. November and lie-
cember6S-:6
sSulpw - UplandslowmiddlirgcTauieJulfsnd
August delivery 73-32,Onbberand November
m
U 01-00 ,UUD
and August i
low mi**uiiu*
7 June and July 7 Mfi August an
sfcassv* ^ew crops »hip
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9WW isLsase—uotton strong tales
her; and <li- - If, low -niddlin* 11% go-«i
•nary lij» net receipts 812 gross 1319. .tales
6003: -tool 72019.
•toniia—Cotton firm midd inu UJJ. low mid
dling Xl>4 good ..rtlinsry 11IJ, ne' receipts 120
«ro»s - : -v 'as 2 0: slock 681.
Mskpuib—Cotton strong and held higher-,
mitdlmg 12: r-ceipt- 263. shipments SU, sales
1500 stork 2628 .
irocaia—Lotion firm: middling 12, low
mlddlins lljg-. good ordinary li}4. receipts tO:
-ales 178
'’naBLSBTOg—Cotton firm; middling 12 low
middling 115L ' - rdinary 11% net receipts
512. sales—. stork 7524 sport*to <he continent
Great Britain , coastwise —, France
firarlial
idiBDOZ—Noon - Consols money 9311-16. Brit
* Plan—Fi-e per cent Rentes list lflf.
vaw Tobk—Storks owned strons; money 2®
exchange, long, 4 8754 short 4 88J4 state
bonds dull government -'ecuri-nw strong.
Money 3@85i exchange 4 871*04 87% grvern-
•nent -ecuriiiea drm, new 6> 103% 8tale bonds
quiet.
Stock-clostd strong Now Tor* Central 118%
■trie 27% l ake 8Bur. 74% Illinois Oentrai 86%
Pitt.bur* 96: Chicago ai d V'r'lw stor- 63%,
.-•referred 91% Book Islan 'SS% Western Un-
or- Telegraph Company
Bub T-es ury balances: Coin $121,693,326; cur
rency $18,667,422.
PRODUCE
BAXTinoaa—Flour steady unchanged: How
ard Street and Western superfine 3 $j@3 90. ex-
tr» 4 fu»483 family 6 09S600, City Mills super
fine 3 25@4 <W, extra 4 60@S 00. Rio brands 8 00®
5 £3 ■ PaUiwco famih 6 74. Southern wheal steady
Wnsterp dull and l*wcr. Southern red t16<*<8
amber 120®3L N • 2 Pennsylvania red 11S%@
19s No 3 Weaiern winter redsiart t I6%d»l 16%.
May 1601 is%-. June 116%3115%. July 114.
-tuurt 110% September 11«*VS Southern
com steady. Western corn a rliade easier aim
steady whit-90: yellow 45%@i6 Oats quwt
and unch used -onthern _S5@S8,
w iteiteASd mixed Sf%c£34. Pen: sylvania 31®
SC. Rye dull at 68®(s. Hay dull prim* to
choice Penuay lvanU and Mar.v:at d IS 90® 4 0>
Provision- tiraer: 'leas pork. pi 60®107V Hoik
do packed
shoulders ft%*3% cl
•houlder* 4‘-4. clear rib
4%®4% dear rib sides 6%
•d—reflnr d in “ - - ■
SR
niHCffitt Lard—refinrd in tierces 7- Bn t-r
firm aid n< hanged; prime to chci -e Wasiero
.acted 14® 16. roll 114*13 Coffre steady >nt
quiet: rio iu cargoes 10%@1C. Whisky dull
107®107% _ . .
Naw toar— Flour less active andpncii un
changed. Bcuthcrn fl>nr f'irlv active and
firm- common to fair extra S004*5Si good
to choire doB 65(36 75. Wheat ungradrd red
winter 112® 118%: No 3 red winter 1 MI 20.
•om quirt and unchanged; graded 44%a4fc
Oat* teaovat 3% < offoe quie* and
S44
> and ut •
hanged, rio t_n careoea 10%® 14m^oMoU 10^®
prime
tea<•»« 3%
__ in cargoes 10% _
sU “ 8-igar in fai' demand and s eady
6%@6 6 16. fa:r to good refining«%®7-16
6% a 6 9-16. refined in 'air demand and firm
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Kwr fsir|reqan*t
and quite'firm. Oarehpa :sir to prime 6%®7«;
I ounians fair to crime 6%®7. Tallow, fair
trsdesnd 4stsmdy at 6%@3 5 16; Bonn dull at
130®l 35 for common to good s rained Tore
p®l( fill at 295*19% Boathem wooldnl
ind weak Pork openedhisber and but.closed
dull and heavy, the advanre bec-g lost; mess
^HVSa“A l *Sw“lS« ,, ?tar *ft'
clear '%• L*rd active and strong prime
steam 645®650. Whisky firmer at 105® 105%.
Freights
dl-s
pp|gfiLB nttalCif
Kloxu ftronc and advancing:ditnt
325 family 400®4;i5. Wheat firm: red
■nd amPer .lOOQtCO 5n. ‘tesdy. *nd in
Putur-s strong.
NzwTobx—Cotton steadv; isles 2332: middling
spla uia 12%, middling Ori»ns 13%.
Futures opened airong May dshveiy 1251.
June 12 61. July 12.80. Auguitl2S3, September
IS 61. October
0 dton—Net receipts 7 mM.
Future* dosed arm sales 147000; May delivery
12 54 - 65 June 12.66—67, Joly 13 84 August 12 98,
September 12.63-64Octobei 11.85—86, if Tember
bar u.43—44, December 1153—35, January 11JS4
~riotton closed steady: sales 271; middling np-
ia id. 1154> middima Orleans li%.
Consolidated net reoeipts 5118. exports to
Great Britain 4227, France —, Continent —■
Cl> GaLvasT0»—Cotton firm middling 11%, low ^
middling 11% good ordinary 11%: net receipU
524 gross625. aale.X62 slock.5420
Nouour—Cotton firm; middling 11% net
reo«iDL» SSS. smlds »tock 10105.
BaXTUioax—Cotton firm: middling 11% low
middling 12% rood ordinary 11%. net receipts—,
gross 53: mire 603, to spinner* X5U, stock 2943,
Boeio*—Coitou fira; uiddling 12% low mid
dling 12%, good ordinary 11% net receipts 33L
gross— sale*—. stock SOSO-
WnmtSTO*—Cotton ami middling uplands
11%: low middling 11% good ordinary U. net
receipt. 10- gron : sales 8 stock 707.
PxiT,. nw.ym *—Ootton firm, middling 12%;
low middling 12%. good ordinary 12, net receipts
ts. croe. 846,'saim €97. sSoek 8131* -
^B^rSwiJS-Cottoo firmiousdhng 12% low mid*
dlingli%: good ordmsiy 11% net reoeipt- 533;
iirji Jr. wie. 70 stock 6461. exports to Giesk
Britain —-“I continent —, franoo—w, coast
wise 5 t.
bl?fos®i(
■nd^smrer 100® 106 Corn steady i
good demand, white 43. mixed S3 Oats firm
white 33, mixed 3L Pork strong at 10
Urd firm, choice t»f inBerees 7%. do in
8%. Bulk meats stroigtr; shoulders
B clSr L &». sugar,
curei^oams Ilrmat8%®9%. Whisky steady at
101 rxcnr*ATi—Flour«ctivsand firmer; family'
- Wheat active and firm, red and am*
09. Corn active and firm at S7@3S
e and firm at S1«S5 Pork quiet at
1003. Urd good inquiry at full prices rur-
rent make 6 to. «ulk meats strong ; «hculdrrs
SS,«. , ?J8S!V7®MSg
active and firm st 10L Sugar
unchanged. Batter quiet and nn-
_ Hogs steady: packing s 400360
t-U' —FIjui firm and higher grades hsve
advanced double extra fall 4 55®»70 treble ex
tra fall 4 S5@510 family 5 8S@5 :0,choice 6 50®
664 WhreT unvettled No3l/edhUlM|t
. ..i®107% Tio*
• wrw „ Corn act*’"* bnt
lower dommnd rbicflj for export; No 2 mixed
tJ&SSX&iS? atY^fl^lird^m^:
ra'iy unchanged. OODbid. Bulk meats hlgherand
but few *ellers at the advance clear ribs 465®
47<i. Bacon highe*-, clear rib sides 6%, a ear
aides 5 4Q®5 45.
Cuicaoo—Fiour active and firmer, spring
■ides 4% Baron
sh-eildcrs 4%®4%
22fcJSrS-£
664 Wheat unvettled no s red
cash, 1 10S11 % May.l 09% Jutu
July l 02'-.@1 ov% August, 10
vember. No3 red spnos 92. Ci
2 00®2 75;
5 50®3 00.
panicky
*35®4 60. dc Minnesota! 4 75, low grades
75; Western patents 5
U03 6 00, Minor
Wbeai excited and closing heavy and
No lOhioago snrint 0i;-<®93% cash
■nd May. 10f% June, 99% July. No 3 do 83%.
Com dull and weak at 35 cash and May, 35%&
35% June, SC%@38% Jnly, 37®37% August.
•'at-dnJi and asbaue lower at 27% cash, 27%
Jone. *7% July. Pork unsettled but higher at
®9‘65 eaah md May, 9 75 Jane. 9S5 august
Lard moderately -ctlve and higher at 6 20 cash
and June. 622% Jnlr- Bulk meats moderately
active and higher-, xhoulderi 360,clear rib 476,
short clear aides 4 97. Whisky steady at 104.
haval’stores
WiLMisoroy- . ___
Hosin steady at 100 for strained, 102]
strained,Not, 176,paleS00; window
Crude turpentine steady at 100 fotbard;
lor yellaw dip; 210 for virgin. Tar Iteady si
CONDENSED CYCLOPEDIA.
Rarest opportunity for making money is now
offered to general agents and canvassers in the
South on this exceedingly useful *nd luw-priraa
nook l.Ooo Dp. double column. 700 engravings
10 double-page colored map*, uni? $5: copy
For terms aud territory addres* T uLLW^OD
ZKLL. DfiVfs A C'». Philadelphia mar7w4t
NEW 8EKDK.
TJURT’S Extra Early Prolific Bust-Proof
JJ Oats, Ea ly Minnesota Amber Cane, Red
Br-xilian ArtichokM, Golden Dent Com and 25
other interesting varieties; Peabody's Early
Sweet Potatoes. 8panish Chufns. Carmichael’s
Money Buih C 'tton -eed. German or Golden
Millet, Cat-tail or Pearl Millet, Diamond Wheat.
Ivory Wheat. Hulless Oats Carr t>. Beets, etc.
Beauty ot Hebror Potatoes, Sure-Head Cabbage.
6*OoO bu-hrlj Grass and Clover Seeds, 1,0;)
bushels Red Rust-Proof Oate, New AcmeTo-
mato. New Golden Wax Bean, New Alpha Pea
(very fine). New Early Summer Cabbage
Fertilizers, Piows. Garden Tools, Farm Ma
chinery, Steam Engines, eto.
Bend or cal] for prices to
MARK W JOHNSON A CO.
feb!4 dAwIm 27 Marietta Kt. •tlsnt-.Ga.
CommissioneTs’ Sale ot Valuable
liity Property,
TTNDER and by virtno of a decree of Bibb Sn-
U pnrior Coart in the cause of Harriet J
Aderhold. et at. va J W Aderhold et al, the nn
demgrsd comminionera in said decree named
will expose at public outcry before tbe court
house door in Bibb county on tbaflret Taesday
•f Jane next, betwren tbe lawful boon of sate,
tbe following property ic su'd deer e specified:
Parts of lot- three (3) and fonr (4). in block
twenty einht (28) in the plan of the city of >a
con, fronting on Tronp street; faavmgthereon
one dwelling home with all necessary appurten
ances; said dwelling house containing eleven
rooms, and bring the home and lot whereon
said J W Aderhold now resides. Terms caih.
By order ot the Court:
JOHN L HARDEMAN,
WASHINGTON D88*AU.
mtylS tutda Commissioners.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL person* h debted to the estate ot Mrs
A B’ixs Smith, late of Bibb county deceased
■re hereby requested to make immediate D»y
merit, and aM "
arid estate
cated.
March 28.1S79.
all persons having demand* aartina 1
will present the same duly auth nti-
B CBM1TH, >xecutor
mar ?9 ltaw 6w
Notice to Debtors and Creditors*
G eorgia. BIBB COUNTY —Notice ia here
by given to «U perso a having demands
against John L Gilbert, late ol laid county, de
noted, to pieient them to ui properly made
out within the lime prescribed by law so as to
•hoe their character and amonnt And sll per
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby re
quired to maks immediate ra; raent April 18th.
1879. SB GILBERT.
B P GILBKRT,
sprl9 law6w Adminhtrators.
ri BORPIA. BIBB COUNTY.- Under and by
VT virtue of an order from the Court otOrdi
nary ef aaid county will be told before tbe court
bouse door in the city of Macon on tbe first
Tuesday in Jnnr next, between th» usual hours
of sale, forty shares ot the rwnital stoek of the
Exchange Bank ot tbe aty ef Hicon. belong-ng
to the estate of W B Parker, late ot said county,
derea*ed. 8old for a division among the legatees
ot said estate. Terms cash
MARTHA J PARKER,
mayStd Executrix.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whereaa G« -
8.Obear, executor of thewteteof IhomBu]
A GOOD PLAN
Anybody can learn to make money rapidly oper
ating in Stosk, by the "Two Unerring rales for
Sucoeaa.” in Messrs Lawrence A Co’a new Circu
lar. The combinatioa method, which this Dm
has made eo successtul, enables people with
largeortmaU means to reap all the benefit* of
largest capital and best skill. Thousand! oi or
ders, in v-rioua suo-s, are reoled it to one vast
amonnt and cs-operated as a mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the advan'agev
oi the largest op- rotor. Immense profits are
divided monthly. Any amount, from 35 to 3 ooo
or more, ran be used successfully. New York
Baptist Weekly,
the combination .
6 per re-nt pai
mukesJL'iOO.orlOper cent on the stock uurirg
the month, according to toe market.” Frank
Leal e’s Illustrated Newspaper, June 29th; “The
combination method of operating stocks is the
most succearid ever adopted.” New York In
dependent, Kept, 12th: ••The otmbination »ys
tern is foundod upon correct business principhs,
and no person need be without an income while
itiske-t working by Messrs Lawre: re A Co.”
Brooklyn Journal, April 29tb: "Oar editor made
antt profit of $10125trum 120 in one of Messrs
Lawrence A Co’s combinations ” New circular
(mailed free) explains everything. Stocks aud
bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Lawrence A Vo, Bankers, 67 Exchange rise*
New York.
successfully. *\es
y, September 26,187% says.- “By
>n system $15 would mnke $73. or
9 pays $350, or 7 percent: SUM
POnilfM J BRIDE A CO’8 new frown
I.nil Ml Jp »«> 8t IIOSXBT PlCXlGl*
UllW Bill j7 so p er 100 to Agents.
< heapest; in the World.
Two tamp'e* with Jewelry, by mall, postpaid,
25 cents 1! unrated circulars ot exaiLk
aid aacviT-BLS Noyelt'cefree.
JEWEL
Established, 1870 Farorably known throughout
tbe United Ktatei
F. S. Johnson’s Sons,
Kurceasors to
F. 8. JOHNSON & SONS
$1 THIRD STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.
AVERY IRON FOOT PLOWS,
HARDWARE. IRON AND STEEL,
RUNS PISTOLS AM SFORTINS ROODS.
Agents for
CARL DITTMAR'S CELEBRATED POWDER.
Eqnal to any. Surpassed by none.
f6b7 2m
K.S.L
0TTERY
BY ST AT E* AUTH OR IT Y.
NOUUh. We t_„
_ the LARGEST and
be svlliDg Stationery
Package in the world. Iteintains J 8 sheets oi
Paper, 18 Envelopes, Pencil, Fenhulder. Golden
Pen, and a niece of valuable Jewelry, Complete
sample package, with elegant gold sto: e Sleeve
Butto s. Set Gold-plated Studs, Engraved Gold
plated Ring, and a Ladies' Fashionable Fanc>
Set, Bin andbropa, postpaid 26 cents. 6 Pack
ages with Assorted Jewelry $t. SPLENDID
WA OH AND 0B AIN FREE WITH EVERY
S )£oRTH OP GOODS YOU BUY. Extraor
i w Inducement* to Agents
BRIDE A CO.
2 Broadway, N-Y
Bibb County Postponed Sheriff
Sales.
YT7ILLbeioldbeIo«etheconri honse door in
VY the city of Macon, during the legal honrs
of sale, on tbe first Toesusy in June next, the
following property, to-wit: Part of tot No 4. m
b'oek No 58. in tbe city of Macon, Bibb • onnty,
known as the livery stable ot S A Porter.
i coceeiT^.
kindred and creditors, to -bow cause, ifx^v
they can, whv said eieeutor should not beTJ.
rh-rged from bis electorship and receive i„,.
ten, of dismission on the first Monday in Aog\,, fc
Witness my hand and official signature.
j a mcmanus,
mav8 lawSm Ordinary-
l MSUKulA. BlbBLUUNTX.—Wn reaa fl
VJT dy Sweeny has m-de application for letters of
administration on the estate of Michael Roan,
late of said county, deceased.
This is theretore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at the
Jourt of Ordinary of said county on the first
Monday in June next to show cause, if any they
can why letters, of adminutratioi should not be
granted to applicant.
Wi'ness my hand and official signature. May
6,1879. J * McManus,
mn6t<iw4w Ordinary.
ft EOhGlA, JoSPBR COUNTY—Onarle* I
VJT Bussey and Charles P Aiken app’ieataroe
■or dismission from, executorship of estate
James Aikin. deceased.
This i» tiMNtora tp cite all persons concerned
to show came at toll omen on or by ms no
Monday in May next, if any they nave, *by the
same shall net be granted.
Given under my hand officially this dav, Jan
uary lGib,1879.
F M SWANSON,Ordinary,
lanls dll wlaw-tin
JONES COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.
YTTII.L be sold before the court hon-e dcor in
V V the tawn of Llintun on the first Tuesday
in Ju-'e next between tho leeal hours ot sale the
fultowiig property, to wit: Thro* hundred
acres of land or-nouxta of said land to satisfy •
tax fi fa is-ui-d by John Bradley, Tax OoU-ctor
of s»i • county, va DHL’ Kabern for the year
1878 Said lan i adjoins th- lands ot V S Glover,
"<al<e Sufxo'1 and others, and known as the
Kabern place. Levy made by con.ta-le and
ture td over to me this Mnv Sd, 1879.
rr»:7Uw4w W J GRB«H V M. -hsriff.
NOTICE IO DEBTORS AND CREDI
TORS.
A LL persons indebted <o tho estate of Job L
Jones, late of said county no-eased, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment,
and all perso: a hiring demands sg-iinst said es
tate will pr sent them duly authenticated to
Vithur K Boardmai).
aprS l!aw6w JULIA P JONES, Executrix.
April 1. 1 79.
G eorgia, bibb county.—whereas k s
Lanctoade has made application for
letters ot administration upon the estate of Jsa
G Rogers, late of said county, deceased.
This is therefore to cito and admonish all
persons concerned to beand nppoar at tbe Court
of ordinary of said county on the firot Monday
m June next to show evu-e, if any they can.
why letters of administration should not ue
granted toa* plicant.
Witness my hand and official signature. May
5.18 9. JA MCMANUS,
ipsyi 1aw4» flrrti- •**
ft FORGI l. BIBB COUNTY.—Whsreaa tti
' Jf Lawton, admin strator on the estate of
Jackfon Deloachr, late of said county, decea-ed
has made application fer letters of dUmiskion
4 hose are thrreiore to cite and admonish all
pervons roncerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of said county on the flnt Monday
In Jnly next to ahow cause, if any thsy can,
why letters of dismission should not be granted
tbesDplicaHv.
Witness roy band and official signature- April
4th, 1879. J A MCMANUS,
aprv td Ordinary
H EARING RESTORED. Particulars free
Verij A Harper, Madison Ind.
apr8 d-vtAwSt
A GENTS WANTED,—for the but and fast
est selling Pictorial Books and Bibb;
Prices rsduoed S3 per cent. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philsdel hia. Va
■OR latest and b-it thing on Earth Wilt
S&‘ ^SS-aV^i^oSK.
New York.
apiS dCtiwlt
$120011
«.S*8Uocm8U.
lyuUHLE DAILY
TO AND FROM
'1^0 U 1 D A.
ilacon & Brunswick B. R.
Smu ScpaairrxgEaiT’i omox.i
nnt’i onici, i
Macon. Ga., April 19. 1879. i
O S and after Sunday, the 2pth lnatant. Pas
senger trains on this road will run aa to!-
CUMBERLAND ROUTB via BRUNSWICK
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. L SOUTH, Daily >
Leave Macon 7:45FI
, 9:47PM
,10:45 PM
Arrive Cochran —
Arrive Baatman..—«-^....
Arrive Jesup.....— .
Brunswick..
. 3:27 AM
, 6:00 AM
Arrive I ■
Leave Brunswick per steamer.
Arrive Femandina
Arrive Jacksonville ,
NWHTPAMElfe''NaiiNORTH?^
•ease Cedar IiJI—
Leave Femandina per St earner............3-43 pm
Arrire Brunswick —7:45 P M
jeavo Brunswick —— —"®-00fm
Leave Jesup — —• ipasPM
Leave Eastman — - -1® A M
Leave Cochran.,
^^Srar^7o72r»Nort2
But and West via Atlanta and Amrusta
DAY ACCOMMODATION NO. .Son*
Fia Jesup and Live Oak—Daily, except Sunday
jeave
Arrive
Connects at
Wf-t —
HAWKINSVIIiLH branch.
Freight and accommodation—Daily except Sun-
£5;;
Leave Hawkinsville—.. 3:30AM
Com!wrtart'cochran wi thtairiiaTaSl Sto
from Maccn.
Leave Cochram.—...• 10:00 AX
Arrive Hawkinsville-.- - 10.45 AX
Leave HawkinsvUIo—mi 7-45 p x
Arrive Cochran.....— 2:30 PM
Connect* at Cochran with train! Sand 4 to and
GE 3 “w : AjSbt8,Q«L8s5»,
W.J.Jixns, Mast* Tran*.
street, and east by an alley. Levied on as the
property of K A Porter, trustee, to s«tufy a fi fa.
l««od from Bibb Superior Court in favor of R
O Wilder A Sons vs 8 A Porter principal and R
W Eli'S and J R Griffin securities on appeal
bond, Prop-rty pointeo ont in said fi fa.
Also at tbe same time and plaoe ail that tract
or parcel of land aitnate and belt g near the
Central railroad denot, in tbe city of Macon.in
said county and 8tate, beginning at a point
which is the intersection of Fourth stree’. and
an alley east of the nulro d depot, extendina
in an easterly direct.on along said Fourth atreet
210 feet to the intersection ol Fourth and Pon>ar
streets, thence at ri«kt angles to Fourth street,
•long Poplar street 2Ui feet, tbence at naht
angles 210 feet, thence at right angles 210 feet to
aaid alley, 310 feet from ordinal starting point,
thence a:ong raid alley to said •tilting Doir-t,
with tbe vrarehonse and all the > to rehouses
situated thereon, exci pt tte store owoed by J «■
Hchofield and the land occupied thereby on the
comer of said alley and said Fourth etreet, hav
ing a front on Fourth street of of twont.v-eigbt
(28) ie>tand i.inotv touri91)teetontaidalley.
Levied on as thn. proper y of the Planter’s
Wan home Company to satisfy a mortgage fits
Inueti frvm rt»oUpoM«t Omit* of - UiLn otwntj
•n favor oi Dnnc--<n, 8tierman a Co, vs tbe Plan
tar’s Warehouso Company. Property pointed
out iu said mortgage fl fa
GEO F CHERRY.
ms>6 Ids*Kher ft.
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
!• drawn in penuanre of an actof the Genera]
As* mblyof the State or Kentucky
For the Benefit cf
Educational Institutions
THE FOI-LOWING ATTRACT IVH SCHEME
WILL BE DRAW* IN PUBLIC AT COV-
INGTON.KY. UNDER THE nUPERVISlON
OF SWORN COMMISSIONERS ON
MAY 31, 1879,
SCHEME:
1 Prize ot $14,000 is $14000
1 Prize of 8oooix 800'
1 Trite or 4.000 is 4.0(0
2 Prizes of £600 are — 60no
4 Prises ot 1.000 are..—.— 4.00
10 Prise of 500 are - 5,000
50 Prize* of too are— ... 6,000
100 Prize* of 50 are 6.0(0
200 Prizes of 25 are.,— — — 5.00-.
600 Prizes Of 10 are — 5000
1.000 Prize* of 5 are 6,000
27 Approximation Prizes amounting to 2.925
1,898 Prises amounting to —_ — $87,925
Whole Tickets, $1.
C'nb rates upon applieat on.
CERTIFICAXE AS TO
Bond for Payment of Prizes.
Bv the conditions of this act the managers
were require! to e’ecu’e TO THE *TATB OF
KENTUCKY A FOND IN THK PENAL eUM
OF (iNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
conditioned for the prompt pavment of all prii»s.
and the faithful discharge of all duties imposed
b> said act. as teen by the certificate ot the
County Clerk, as below staled
SIMMON* A DI JKINSON, Managers,
State oj Kistucxy. ■)
Henry County. . fas.
Ci it ov NiwcisnvJ
I. WW Turner. Clerk of the County Court in
and for said County and State, do
hereby certify th-t the bond to the
Commonw-alth of Ken'ucky in tbe
penal sum of one hunlrd tkouiand
dollars, required to be filed by the
Act for the bene tit otthe Henry Male
Academy and Henry FemaieCo’l.ge.
passe t by the General Assembly of
said Commonwtalth, and approved
Dec 9. 1850. was dnlv exrcuted, de
Iivered aooeptrd, and approved,
that said bond is duly filed u
office as Clerk of said Court.
Witness my official signature and seal of office at
Neweaat e. Henry Connty. Ky, this
25th day of Manh. A D, isrs.
W W TURNER,
in my
{BI
County I
Clerk,
Henry County, Ky,
Address all orders to
WILLiiliON & CO, General Eastern Agents,
519 BrtsdwaT, few York.
List of drawings published in the New York
Herald and Sun. All ont of town ticket ho den
are mailed a copy of the official list as toon as
The next drawing May 31. 1879,
Wanted atones Good Re'iable Agents
in Every Town Address as above-
marl, d22 2428 41A wit
LIBEL FOE DIVORCE.
SHPARKER •) Li el for divoree-Bnle;:
vs fP-riect service—Bibb SC, Get
CATO PARK8RJ Adjourned Term. 1878.
It appearing to the Comt by the return of the
Sheriff that defendant does not reside it this
county, and it further appearing that he does
not reside in the State of i-eorgis. It is ordered
tnat .aid defendant appear and answer (aid rdii
at the next term of this court or be con
sidered in default. It is farther ordered that
serviro of this rale be made on said defendant by
nubliration in the Telegraph and Messenger one*
a month for four months.
T J SIMMONS. J S O M C.
By the Court:
A true oitoact from the minutes of Bibb Supe
rior Court this January 20tb, 1S79.
ja»24...1am4m A B RO<S. Clerk
C NB BIBB COUNTY.-Whereas C F
a ,r«ton. administrator cn the estate ol A
tiimls-.:, Ine of said county, deceased, represents
tithe Court of Or inary of said county in bis
peliim duly filed that be has fully administered
Afi« Isby’s estate.
Thi. i- the ef >re to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they
esn, why .aid administrator should not bedia>
charges from his administration and receive
letter, of distnisiion on the first ll-mdsy is
June, 1879
Given under mv oflloisl -irnature.
roar4 lawSm J A MCHANU' Ordn'y.
fi BORGIA, BIBS COUNTY.-Wheteas John
VT J Gresham, executor of the estate of Leroy
M Wiiey. represents to the couro in his petition
duly filed sml entered on record that hehaa fully
aiministeredLerov M Wiley’s estate
This is thi r.fore to cite ail pertons concerned,
kindred tnd creditors, to snow cause, it any
they can, why said execu or should not be dis
charged from h<s executorship and receive let
ters ot dism sjion on the first Monday in Au
gust, 1879-
Witness mv hind and nffieial .tgnature.
miyB IswXm J A MOM ANUS, Ordinary
atoOROlA. H1BB th.UNIY-—W!
« B Turpin has mado apphcatl-c. for letters of
administration on tho estate of Michael ffhner,
late of >&id county, deceased.
This ia therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and api eir at the Court
of Ordinary of said county on thn first Monday
in June next, to show canto, if any they can,
why letters oi administration should not be
granted to sDnlic.-int-
Witne.s my band and official signature. May
5th. 1879. J A Mo d ANUS,
mays lavrtw Ordinary.
"Geo
Burgess, la*
application
of the Bibb
G eorgia, bibb couNTT.-whsreas a b
Ross, administrator on the estate of W B
ress. late of said county, deceased, has made
■or leave to sell ten ah-re] of stock
Loan and Building Association bo*
lomririit to iii*t eal&td.
This if thoro ore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at tbs Court
of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in
Jane, next, to show cause, it any they can,
why leave to sell said stock should not be
granted.
Witness my hand and offisial signature. May
Ctb, 13.1". J A MCMANUS.
tawiw Ordinary-
G EORGIA,BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Jacob
Dinkier, guardian of tbe person and prop
erty of Edward Bcrend, a minor now deceased,
has made spplieaiion for leave to sell all tbe real
and personal property belonging to the estate of
said minor, deceased.
This is therefore to tita and admonish all
persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to be
and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said
county ou the first Monday in June next, to
show cause it any thsy can, why leave to tell
(aid real and personal property should not be
Witness my band and official aignature. May
5th. 1^79. J A MCMANUS.
test* law4w Ordinary.
G eorgia, bibb county.—whereas wu-
liam F Holt. Guardian of Willi-m H Wim-
berlysnd HV Wimberly,nowHVPeters,hav
ing applied to the Court of Ordinary of said
county for letters ot dismiraion from nlsguar-
di*’ skip of William H Wimberly and R V Wim-
bony, now H V Prtera, perron and properly.
This is therefore to cite all persona conoemed
to show cause by filing objections in my office
Dy the first Monday In June next to show cause
why the said William F Holt should not be dis
missed from his said guardianship and receive
tbo uroal letters ol d ismiuion.
Given under my official signature. March 3d
1879
mart lawSm J A McMANUR. Ordn’y,
£ v I'lriMHA, JUNES COUNTY.—To each ad
VT miuiatrator. executor and guardian who
re required by law to make annual returns to
sues Court of Ordin&rv—Greeting.
Yon and each of yon are hereby notified and
required to make your arnraal returns aa direct
ed by law between this and the first Monday in
next dnlv. In dehralt thereof action by the
oourt will be taken under the law of such eases.
Ice retains
r, notice is
the court to
iter judgment against them and their sureties
i bond for such default and for all moneys not
*-inthUoourt.
notice be published in tbe
and Messenger for three months
Witness my haM^Sd^Mareh^Mm
*pt5 lawSm* Ordinary.
Mm CO
and CL i
JUNTY.—W
Gr^AlfredGootiy^AndCL Goelsbv apnliy to
me for dismission from executorship estate 4f
William Gool *t>y. deceased. -
This it therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to (how cause at this office on or
by the first Monday in Jnly next, if any they
have, why the same shall not be granted. -*'-f
^WMnwsi my official tignatiue^thte^dag.^pTi]
ipxB UWtn* Ordinary,
IB. Dili CO.,
98 Cherry Street,
MACON, - - GA.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
CARRIAGES
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
Harness, Saddles, Whips.
Bridles, Collars. Haines,
Valises. Trunks Traveling Bags,
CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGES,
Lapfiobes
Horse Blankets,
Sole, Upper anil Ears ess Leather
Calf Skins, Shoe Findings.
Call and examire onr stock before purchari ng
Repositories—98 Cherry Street, Macon, and 208
Broad Street Augusta
mm s
Sew Carriage Factory.
KENT & GREENE
—Manufacturers ol and Dealers
Carriages,
Buggies,
Wagons.
Oar Shops on Poplar Street, Best dcor to Stew
Are supplied with a foil stock of the choicest
materials, And we hire n oar employ the ben
battbe verybeft vrork. and at prices within the
reach of all. The manufacturing dcpju-tmentif
in charge of T8 Greene, late_ of Freeman A
Greeny who will be glad to wait on all but old
customers. The best hand made harness always
on hand. Repairing of all kwids will have care
ful attention. Prices low. We will occupy the
old carnage stand. Good. Email A Co, as a sale
room on October 1st. All work warranted.
Macon, A us tut 22,1878 uaw6m
piiji iyp=
tIIIi
3»;inr!zfyii^
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Jaa
M Richard ton haa made application for
letters of administration on the estate ot John S
Richard.on. late of said county, deceased.
Thu ia therefore to dte and admonish all
perrons concerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary ot said county on th» first Monday in
June next ta show reuse if any they can. why
letter* Of administration should not Off. granted
^Wifnessmy hand and official signature. May
6,1879. J A MCMANUS,
ma,61aw4tr Ordinary.
THIS
Masonic Buildings
ZVKacon, Georgia,
Ts NOW OF FEEING to th publio the follcw*
Sdi quoutions in Dry Goods:
DRESS SILKS in endless variety from SB cto
per yard upwards.
BLACK SILKS, a very large assortment, team
$1 per yard to $4.
BLACK GRENADINES of every ims;
pattern from 25.35,45,55.65, 75 cents
$2 50 per yard.
DRESS GOODS, thelareeit so’c-fel .todfi*
this city,! rom 8.10,12%. 15. SO. 25.80, S5o to «$S6
per yard.
T.INBN LAWNS. We have a splendid Tine of
Fattorns from K, 2% 25, SO, 35.4.‘0 per yard.
PACIFIC LAWNS. Oar styles are very ex
tensive, fiom 12% 1518 20 23c i» yard.
WHITR LONDON CORDS in strine and
check from 810121151810 and 25o per yard,
COLORED LONDON CORDS in all the new
shades and patterns from 8 10 IS 12 IS U ROe
per yard.
HOSIERY far Ladle*. Misses and Children-,
TUs Department is very extsi-aive in no w style;
HAMBURG EDGINGS, thelarrrat stock ever
brought to Maom, from 3 7910121-215182925
to $2 50 per yard.
WHITE GOODS. Everything pertaining to
this Depsrtmsnt, compntlng Linen Lawns,
8*iss Muslin, Jaconets, Namsook, from UK:
15 20 25 to 50c per yard.
LINEN TOWELS a very !a-ge assortpsent
from $1, $125, $160, $175, S3 and up to tOper
dozen.
PARAROL8 ot the latest styles and patterns,
from 25 30 75 *1125 1 60 1 75 $2 up to $10 atf&e.
SILK TIR8ANDBOW«,» neautiful re acted
line, from 25 30 35 46 45 60 60 75c ujk to $SM
apiece
GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING, a largo SMOrt
ment in aii styles. Tho b.xt Blue Flannel finite
at $10 50 a tut,
YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SUITS in aJlLhe
new de-igns from $5 00.t5 5t>, $6i0.$6 50.$TO(h
$7 60 up to $12 61.
CHILDREN’S SniTS from S to 10 yearapf
age from $259 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 53 8 00upto$10jfcr
suit.
CHILDREN’S KILT *UIT8, from 2 l«2to!t :
years of age, a spiendid airortmente
MATTING in all styles an 4 patterns from lit
13 20 £5 so 35 to 73c per yard.
E^ P jgS^JSr*- atook inthe SUta*
OUR SAMPLE DEPARTMENT is nMVtqns-
plete, and we will be pleased to send 'ampleswt
any kind of Good ate any one free of charge.
S. WAX!ELBA.UM & BBO.,
New York Store,
Mivonii Buildinc,
apiSCa Mason, G*.
JPuHeh. Alio our celebrated Kentucky
for8(S,iramnitederiM«ol«. eendfl
lustrated Catalogue and Price Lists to
Jaaaes Bona A Son. Entcrpriso cnnV
J30JEtlSH TTomU
«. i
Establiskxd, 1813.
IHttaOura*.
LORD & TAYLOR,
NEWJTORK
Opening Spring Display
NEW DRY GOODS,
WE CAN POSITIVELY ASS
'—IOD HAVE WE D1SPLA
‘ OF DRV GOODS 80 A!
OF THE
IT THAT i
D AN A^
QL’ATBT
_ _ _ UBLIO <
*E3 SO ADAPTED TO THE NECES
ECONOMICAL BUOPPINO.
SILKS.
BLACK
r Bonaet,
I otfierequ--^ ^ —
escellenee tfiatm i
claims earnest a
offered at prices t „
COLOP-ED AND BLACK SILK DAI!ASSEaUm-
braoing tbs rarest gems of tbo European$■’
American Markets. ml
In STOKER BILKS and FOULARDS wo Save
everything that is new and bcasiilol.
DRESS GrOOJ
Noreltiei in Crohemeree, BuiUmr*^ DejM
and tbe atandapd clotba. in aplendid vartoff..
•• Anderson’s “ Bcoteh Zrobrra. 1 -
Dress Goods, Momie Cloths, Cot<
ChevioU, Ac., with every grade to befo
flrtt-clAM establishment
Shawls, Cloaks, and Wrapr*
Tblsdeaartment maintain* its lunramaavasAg
shows the best production* from the BurfiRMn
men tailors, therefore style and fit are *
'Suits and Costumes
Our SUIT8 ami. COSTTO^fulljr
Justly
represent tbo latest styles niut fasbiocs.
pre-eminence
represent tbo 1
ladies’ and Children’s l^dergarserfe-
WiSfnts’. Furnishing Department is
cughlycquippcL Complete Wardrobes etM
335; better gooJs in proportion. Any artl£
the WanirobJ at u^t price; really cheaperj
tho home-made article, and much more saf
tory.
Hosiery., Cloves, & HandkercM|
P Ladies’, misses’, and children’s kid,,
Lisle Thread Giovea of the heat ir.anuf;
aU the newest eiitdes to match auy dress r
A superior selection of plain hemmed |
all linen hemstitched, and motto '
chiefs Also, embroidered Filk ]
unaurpijsed in beauty or color.
BZBBOKS.
AU the choice grade*, contcliung cvei^
sd shade Known. Fresh additions daily, e
Gents’ Furnishing Good?,
prominent icatnrca of xbla dspunment.
Soots aad Shoes.
Ter spring end summer, for Lcdlca, Mis
Children. Ctotti ton, lorr button shoos, the
of the season. f3 50; genuine kid ws" ‘
83.T3. I.0'V shoesfrom fd to $5; fine
per» from $1.25 to 32.00: Mii-ea’ bert
per« from $1.25 to $2.50:
worked buttonhole*. $2: Children's
spring heel, button boots, $1.0C-; Infants’
colors, SI.55. . . ,
Boys’ end Youths’ French cult button,
$2.75, and a good,iluraklo laced shoe 6150.
W- Oar goeib are nil flntebus
fill all orders exactly and to the 1,1
or wurekosert, guarantee all pare
to oe eatlsTaetory to bayris, ™
ready to remedy oil error*. VVe .
orders, eonvlfteed that n flp rt trio
Insure us t’do rrcnl-ar caetom ii
All orders for Oooda to be
Died by the mrr-yi or, where
wish. Goods will bo scut by
C. o! sTwhen Oe remtttsne
large, we always return the
gr$aiway and Twentieth
(ira«d, ChrpG«, sd Fwsjtit,
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