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iosnas*. J le ^ ni8 linbilittea are
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.:.tsd 1 ‘ m ronfaotnrera of Prea-
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A d i'f “learner A. E Nordens-
J** Jiied banes for Bahrlngs
»yo!a of t he SatE Canal In qneat
rr *' W " Vara* oontalnlna the Swedish
orar f Professor Nondenskyold
pirii’deipitob to the Teste* eayain-
Al .,, on into cxpreBSiona alleged to
U30 i by Mgr. Forcade, Aroh-
‘‘VnofAiX, with reference to M. doles;
Mediation bill, ha* shown Ihe
•■. <rr ’ t0 ba unfounded, or at least to-
n0 sufficient case for pcoaecution.,
f *2£x*ND»i*. Eorrr. Jane 3.—The
CoBiul General at this place,
J< n proceed to Cairo t0 dcmand a r0 P i »
* ! .ha woteat of tba German Govern-
Bint DJt tha Kaed ‘ ve ’ 8 decrue 07 1
p£nW' June 3 -The trial of
.^nJsrSolovteff. who attempted the
..itniination of the Caw, will commence
£“ r0 the Supreme tribunal on Friday
next.
“^rte Vo”toka charge of the executive
i “\VH*«UM»,W. Va, June 3.-The er-
citem^v at Littleton incident to thear-
2,1 of seven of a gang of Bedmen who
Evez-1 county, is very great.
The names of the prisonara are Amos
Hrmeleck, George Ultom, John TJltom,
John Steward, John Hosteller, Eloy-
Batcher acd John Longb The men
,“ 010 have been tried yesterday but no
iwtice of the peace could be found will-
L, te-iakhia life in doing so, for sev
iiilirrit) notified by the Eedmea that
, would bx killed if they aasiated in
brinciDR »ay of the gang tojuatioe. _
Suet j rrices of Justice Lonester, of the
center district, have, however, been ob
, tin d md the trial has been set down
for to day.
Governor Mathews has taken a very
decided interest in the matter and is de
termined to have this lawlessness crushed
cat The prisoners have secured the
•etvicos of Fountain Smith, of Ftir-
Bount, as counsel. About fifty men of
the gang atuck-d the house of & promi-
neai citizen of Manoiugtou late on Mon-
diy morning, bm finding the occupant*
veil armed and prepared to receive them,
dcusted from their efforts and rode off
WcBOBjr, June 3.—Tne works of tbe
M-tmuac Coem'cal C >mpany, at North
Wubarn, Massachusetts, were d.-covered
to tieou firs last night, and the mo*t valu
able pution of the tontldiogs were w-
itreyrd Toe lose is estimated at $G0,-
00010 175,000. Tho property la be lie vert
tobefuily tn.ured. The lead chambers
csnuining vttroil were destroyed letiing
Uote Urge quantities of vitriol, which
ran round tn pools, making it very dan
gerous fur tho firemen.
A. V Weeks, book-keeper for the com
pany, fell into a large paddle cf the
ritrid, and was badly burned, rendering
his iecovery doubtful. Several others
wire burned with vitriol.
Wa.hinotoh, June 3.—The Hon e re
tain ed consideration of tho baeiness of
tbe morning hour, being tbe bill amend
ing the btatmea relative to the removal
of causes from State to Federal courts.
Towoshnnd having withdrawn the demand
for the previous qaeation the morning
hoar is being ooceamed by tbe delivery
itror oi ■.'ripelt hi'Jns NrtB Xfuk- ' D
The remit of last night’s joint meeting
cf th>* Democratic caucus committee was
the adoption of tho altered programme-
tugges’ed bv toe sab-committee ana tbe
Democratic members of both Houses
will meet in caucus at 3 o’clock this af
ternoon to comider the advisory commit
tee's report which will then be pre
tested.
The Senate prccacded to coneider un-
fieiihed business, being the House bill
to establish post-routes.
The President sent to the Senate tbe
nomination of George W. McCrary, Sec
retary of War, to be Judge of tbe Eighth
United Slates Judicial circuit, to succeed
Judge Dillon, resigned, to take effect
September 1st
JicrsoNViLLK, Fta., Jan6 3 —The ex
tradition oase ot General W. S Littleful'%
of tots city, who waa arrested by warrant
of Governor Drew, npin requisition
from lbs Governor of North Carolina,
ani sob cqo-ntly released on a writ of
folcas corpus, terminated here to-day.
Toe beeiiog, which was before Judge
Archibald, of tbls oirenit, began Friday.
Toe Judge in a long and able opinion de
cide* that General Littlefield is properly
released and cannot be molested Tbs
ute exoited much interest, and ths opin
ion generally prevails tbat tbe decision is
right both in law and eqaity.
The General, who is a member of the
bsr of ibis county, asked and was grant*
td permission to say a few words after
ths rendition of the opinion He said
that be did not fear to stand a trial fer
any charge against him, that oomd be
ratted by tbe State of North Carolina, bnt
ho did want some a«auraace that be
eonld have a fair trial on a ebarge upon
which he already has had three exami-
nations in tbe city of Baliegh without
conviction of wrong doing. Ha only de-
Qiads fair play and an examination or
trial in the interest of juetioe, rather
tsan for tho promotion ot party or per*
*oaal end*.
WaiHisoroN, June 3.—In the Senate
tea amendment to the bill made m the
Committee of the Whole waa agreed to,
ud the bill passed.
The Senate then took np the bill to
‘mend the act creating a northern judi
cial district in Texas, and pending the
fccEideration thereof went into executive
“••ion, and afterward adjourned
The nomination of Claude H. Bussell,
" nieT*' 4 ' M atB ‘ 8lttn< ' Ear 8 eon ™ 8 C0D '
WainiHQToif, Jane 3.—At the regular
meeting of the Senate Ficanes Com-
ttUee to-dsy, the Warner 6ilver blU was
“ten np, bat the consideration of it post-
wed until next Friday when a special
SEs'.tcg will be held. The Chairman,
Jr - Knott, of House tbe Judlofery
committee, has finished his report op th
hilt * * T8t0 of tbe »rmy interference
it i j ^ Wi8 thought he would submit
today. He doubtless would have
JJf *°i had not many members been ab-
u!“ t j 1 l 9ei8 =ative session of the Senate
.j: •ftcmoon.aU tbe pending nomine-
fciV ,Gtne three hnndred in onmber,
u Pf0 . nlni enla and promotions in tbe
W v e called & ° d oonfirmed tn
, t No opposition was made, ana a
t ,.*f <!n , ProTe, ‘T conoerning them is no*
viii hf.il . eD d e d|alth°ngh to-dsj’s sotton
IhmL!^ 8 * t0 l hh bare possibility of
h*M. 61564 motion to reconsider
t:t^t- d dnr,D 8 either of the next two
Sim?, 0 w SBlons - The nomination of
r^«wy McCrary, aa Judge Dillion*’
V7ae laid before the Senate
iodim. nea lD tunal eonrse to the
i “j«»ty oommittee.
S^fHalitood, of Cincinnati, and ex
tJT. are talked of for the va-
i; s .^ n te,ted *>y 8enator McCrary’s nom*
^“dlatary Committee oon-
ww— Mr. Bayard’s bill to repeal
tit, *hd 821 of the revised st*'-
on. ’ nt took ho deoisWe aotlon there*
‘t?s,.? £ , tt ? ors ^ 0 members of the Honse
timoop •- 8 - he!d canena this af
An army appropriation bill, vetoed by
the President, with the following new
section in the place of the eection upon
which the veto was based.
Section sir.—That no money appro
priated by this act is appropriated or
shall be paid for the subsistence, equip
ment, transportation or compensation of
any part of the army of the United
States to ba used as a police force to keep
the peace at the polls at cay election held
within any State.
The bill extending the legislative, ex
ecutive and judicial appropriation act
of June 19.1878, for one year from the
-30:h inst., for the same ectnB and pur
posed therein specified. The bill contains
no general legislation except that portion
recently vetoed. The bill known as the
McMahon amendment, providing for the
repeal of certain laws regulating the
payment of pensions In last year’s bill,
which it is thns proposed to re-enact,
provided for the salaries of all tbe United
States Judges, District Attorneys and
United States Marshals, bnt made no ap
propriation for judiciary expenses, whtob,
however, were subsequently provided for
m tho snndry civil appropriation bill.
Hence it was agreed tbat the committee
on appropriations shall reporta bill mak-
iog appropriations in detail for all theeati
mated judicial expenses, except tbe per
diems of the Supervisors and Deputy
Afersbals of elections, and contaioing
also tho clause agreed npon last Satur
day, that no officer shall be appointed
and no obligation incurred for aoy pur
pose not specifically appropria
ted for by Congress. This
supplemental appropriation bill also to
embody those sections pf the vetoed ap
propriation bill whiob provide for the
y obk Jane 3.—Advices to the
Peruvian minister announce that on tne
< h m»v President Prado, of Peru,
left Lima* with tho consent of Congress ^ _
, tate command of the Pernrfaa army, ame ndments of the law respecting the
ni.hat tneVtce President has-gone to - -
SJ? *• r «ceive tne report of the joint
Pi03H.fi in regard to the ap-
K^bfih. After several hours del
>irt6»s- “ e following programme was
i-n 0n;
committee on appropria-
unt n®&*tely prepare for the
faction ot three bill*, as follows:
method of drawiog juries and for tne to
tal abolition of the jurors “test oath/’
The bill will also provide that no money
therein appropriated, shall be need for
fee?, salaries, compensation or expenses
of any porooa appropriated under title
2C h of tbe Bsvised Status whiob com pri
ses the Federal election laws; also, that
no liability shall be incurred for any eb-
fect for which speoifie appropriation shall
not be made by Congress
VstsAH-ixt, Jane3.—The Chamber of
Depones to-day dtaenseed tbe election .of
M. Bianqnt M. Lrrojer, Minister of Jus
tice, said tbe government in dealmg
with M. Bianqnt, would aot m full
conscionsnes i, of its liberty and respon-
slotlity. Daring hie soepch, M Leroyer
stigmatized the coup <Tetat aa a crime,
wberenpon P-nlde Cassagnao londty de
nounced tbe minister as insolent. This
interruption created great tnmnlt, and
Cassagnao was'ctnsnred by a|large major
ity. Al. Mitchell eald tbe Bonaparuats
would not vote on tbe resolution of cen
sor e beoanse the whole affair was a quar
rel between elder and younger branches
of insurrection. For this remark he was
called to order. A vole was finally taken
aod Blacqoi’s election annulled by a vote
of 327 against 33.
Ns* York. Juno 3.—The ninety-
cghih annual communication' of the
Grand Lodge of Free Miaous of the
State of New York was opened this af
ternoon in the Masonic Temple- The
attendance was unusually large. Tne
opening addrseo was delivered by Grand
Master Jursun, reviewing the occurrences
during the recess and relations with tbe
various Grand Lodges on tbe continent
aod payiog a tribute to the dead of the
year.
Pobtlakd, Ms., June 3.—The-Green
back State Convention met in this city
to-day with 1,830 delegates present.
Evolutions were adopted reaffirming the
cardinal pnnoiplea of the Maine Green
back platform of last year, favoring un
limited coinage of gold and silver, with
the issue of legal tender paper money
enough to transact tho business of the
country, the ueo of coin in tho treasury
to rtduce the bondel debt, and the sub
stiiute of greenbacks for national bank
notes.
-JUtAWASaxaH,-Jss? -L—The .appropiu
prepare measures in acoordanoe with tbe
programme above outlined. Tbe pto-
oeediogB of the canons wore unexpectedly
harmonica?, there being no national dtf
ft re tics o* opinion except regardmg tits
army bill and the advisory committee’s
recommendation av to that wasopuoied
by only a few members of the House
while the Senators present were unani
mous in sustaining the entire, reporr.
Senator Thurman submitted a reporr
in behalf of tbe joint committee and ex
plained its features and the grounds upon
which tbe committee based their conclu
sions He scooted the idea that this
coarse oonld be considered a ‘‘backing
down," since no Democratic caucus or
committee bad taken the position that
the supplies would be withheld unless
tbe President would acquiesce in the re
peal of the obnoxious statutes. Be-
peal measures were proposed beciusa
the- were believed to be right, and Were
placed on the appropriation bills as tho
most convenient and speedy method of
passage, and as the method giv
ing the greatest prospect of Persidectiai
approval. The President had taken the
responsibility of opposing tho will of the
people,and thereby giviag the Democracy
the benefit of the issues thus raised.
Congress cculd now exercise its Constitu
tional right to designate the purposes for
whioh money appropriated shall be used.
Referring to the proposed omission of the
appropriation for the Supervisors and
Deputy Marshals, Mr. Tnurmau e^id.
‘‘Does any one believe tbat the President
will attempt to coerce the United States.
Yet this wonld be the attitnde he would
assume should be refuse to approve the
bill appropriating money for various
specified objects on the ground that it
did not coniaio an appropriation for some
other purposes.”
Hamburg. Jnne 4 —The Borsenhalle
denies icat Biamarek has asked the allies
of Hamburg and Bremtn to surrender
their privileges as free ports. „
Brsuh, Jnne 4 —Specle.deoreased 2,-
560 OOO marks.
S.iM, Jnoe 4 —Ihe river Po has made
a breaon in its embankment between tbe
villages of Sermide and the market town
of Rovere. Tne damage is very serious.
Nkw York, Jnne 4.—James Otton
Woodruff, projeotor of the “Woodruff
soientifioexpedition,"died this morning
of brain disease.
Simla, June 4.—Official reports from
Cashmere say it is impossible to exagger
ate the distress the famine is ceasing
there. The Maharajah of this province,
at the urgent request of the Viceroy of
India, is proceeding toiSeringnar, the oap-
itol city of Cashmere to superintend the
i-irganization of relief. Toree thousand
five bnndred tons of grain are now in
transit to the vallev of Cashmere.
-WA-tHiNtrroir, June 4.—la the Senate
Mr B*y*rd, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported with an amendment.the
Senate bill repealing sections 820 and
821. of tho Bevieed S la niter, which pre
scribe the jnrora’ test oath, etc, and siid
he would probably aek leave to call it np
to-morrow for consideration. Ordered
to be printed and placid on the calen
dar.
The Senate took np the bill to amend
an act in regard to the judicial districts
in Texas.
In the Honse Senate amendments to
the Honse grasshopper bill, extending
the time of payment by preemptors,
were agreed to and-the bill now awaits
the Preudem’s signature. Many bills
have been introduced on leave and re
ferred. • ' * ‘
Mr. Buckner, ebairman of tbe Com
mittee on Banking and Carrenoy, report
ed a resolution directing an investigation
into the affairs of the Ocean National
Bank, of New York, and the German
National Bank, of Chicago, and especially
into ths management ot the assets of
these banks by their respective re-
ceivers. .
Bsnuw, Jone 4 —The government will
probably compel nniform rates for all
railroads ia the Empire. - ■ ■
London, Jane 4.—Hanlon and Elliott
are in constant training for the coming
aiateb, and both are getting into good
form. Hanlon is tbe favoritei two to
one.
Phuadxuhia, Jane 4 —The Philadel
phia and Biading Coal Company an
nounce that the entire prodnot of coal
for June ia exhausted and future orders
will only bo taken at July prices.
Whkxung, W. Va., Jane 4—Beese
Parsons, a colored desperado, who re
sisted arrest, was shot dead by the pur
suing officer.
Washington, Tune 4 —Hon. Emory
Speer leaves for Georgia on account of
telegraphic announcement of his wife’s
serious illnees.
Sr. Psvwmssm, Jana; 4.—The police
are to ba armed with revolvers, by an
Imperial d-cree.
Alb ant, June 4.—James D. Fish has
been appoint'd receiver of the Globe
Mnraal -Life Insurance Co. He gives
$200 000 oond and deposits receipts with
the Mutual Trnet Co.
San Fbanci.co, Jane*.—Sqnaerst, con
victed of murder, cut his throat at Caluaa
with a rsz >r, brought by his wife
Winnxtrg. Jaae 4.—The ground for
the Canada Pacific railway was broken
to-day.
Concord, N. H., Jnne 4 —Cooke, wit
ness agaiosr- Buzzsil, the alleged mu ',
derer, retracti his testimony and a new
trial is probable.
In the Senate the bill amending the
Northern Judicial district of T*xcs was
considered and passed. Adjourn-d.
' In tbe House, the Bank investigation
was continued, after a short discussion as
to the propriety of investigation, in
course of which Whitteborne, of Tenn.,
expressed a desire tbat tne whole Na
tional banking system be investigated,
a id its corruption exposed. The reso
lution was adopt-d.
Atkins, of Tennessee, chairman of tbe
appropriation committee, reported hack
the joint- resolution repealing snndry
clauses of the sundry civil bill, approved
March 3.vi, with Senate amendments
thereto- - ■
Human, of Virginia, offered an
amendment increasing the appropriation
for tbe family of tbe late Representative
Sebleirher, of T-'xas, to ten thousand
dollars, which waa agreed to. Tbe Senate
amendment waa then concurred in.
Springer of Illinois, as a question of
privilege, offered a preamble and resolu
tion reciting ths proceedings of the Com
mittee oh Eipccditnres tn the State de-
pftrtBM-nt'lo tbe last Congress, in connec
tion with the charges against George F.
Seward, Mio ster to China, and referring
(he report or tbat committee, articles of
lmpesobment fr -pored by it, and testi
mony taken in the cise, to the Jodtciary
Commi-'fee. with instrncUons to consider
the Same, take other te-iimony if neoes-
eary, acd report to the Honse at the next
session. Agreed tr. Adjourned.
Among the bills introduced in the
Hoqee to-day was one by Mr. Buckner
amending eection 2070 of the revised
statutes eo as to retd as follow- s “The
Secretary of the Treasury may purchase
coin for the purpose of maintaining re
sumption with notes of tbe United States
authorized by law at such rates and
upon such terms as he tnay deem most
advantageous to the publio interest, aod
be is hereby prohibited from sellisg or
issuing any interi at bearing obligations
of the United States for any purpose ex
cept refunding the public debt ”
A met tmg of tho appropriation com
mittee of the House has been called for
to-morrow morntn?,when the bills agreed
upon by the joint Democratic caucus last
nigh% will be submitted for action.
New Orleans, June 4.—The Board of
Health adopted a resolution n questing
the Governor to modify his proc amation
establishing a quarantine against certain
porte, so that the period cf detention will
be two hundred and forty hours instead
of twenty da; s for all vesaels arriving
from «ucb ports.
Note —THe above refers to all Mexi
can, South American and West India
ports.
Columbus, O.. Jane 4—Esins was
nominated for Governor by ihe Dema-
erntio Convention to-dsy, on second bat-
lot, and Rice for Lientenast Governor.
eafffe‘SaBerS n fo 2 fey ,? byeiatr£g"yj5iS5r
F. Hurd, of Cincinnati, permanent Chair
man. The following tioket was nomina
ted: For Governor, Thoa. E ring, of
Fairfield; Lieutenant’Governor, A. V.
Riee, of Putnam; Treasurer Anthony,
Howell, of Stark; Judge of the Supreme
Court, W. J. Gilmore, ,of Preble; Auor
nev-Gemral S. Pillars, of Allan. The
platform adopted demands a fair election
wi’hout tbe interference of military pos-
.ei; says tbat tbe laws enacted by Con
gress, which, under-, tbe pretence of reg
al iting Congressional tlaclions. interfere
with the eleotion of S’.ate officers and
overthrow the laws of tbe States governing
the ohoice of such officer.!, are uncanatt-
tntional, and ought to ba repealed. It
demands aohangoin the Federal jury
laws so that juries cannot he packed
and cont'Olled by the Government
fordeapotio andparuian purposes cahere-
tofore. It charges that the action of
the Pieeident and the' Bepublican mi
nority in Congiess, in refusing to allow
supplies to be voted unless the majority
would consent to the use of troops at the
pells and the maintenance of unconstitu
tional acd unjust eleotion laws, has
shown the spirit of a faction and devo
tion to party success instead of to the
welfare of the country, and deserves the
condemnation of the whole American
people. It asserts that President
Hayes by interposing Vetoes'to defeat
constitutional and well considered legis
lation has disregarded the intentions of
the framers of the constitution and
wishes and welfare of tne people'; that it
is tho sense of the Democracy of Ohio
that not a dollar should be appropriated
•by Congress to pay soldisrs, marshals 6r
supervis3rs to interfere with elections.
The financial plank of the platform
reaffirms the principles heretofore advo
cated by the party in Ohlc; favors the
abolition of the present national banking
system and the substitution Of green
backs for national bank notes, and de
clares that the demonetization of silver
was a monstrous fraud on the people,-
and that it. should be restored
tj, its pice on an equality
with gold. An additional resolution
requesting t\e Democratic members of
Congress not to TOie for the army appro
priation bill until provision ba made to
keep the army from influencing or in
timidating tho people at the polls was
submitted by Frank Hard, in behalf of
the minority of tho Committee on Reso
lutions, but was defeated by a heavy
vote.
Columbus, O., Jane 4.—Tho State
Greenback Convention met here to-day;
abfrat 500 delegates present. S. F. Cary
was made permanent chairman, ana the
following ticket was nominated: For
Governor, General A. 8iunders; Piatt,
of Hogan county, Lieutenant Governor.
The platform adopted favors the distri
bution of civil and political rights,
without favoritism on account of birth,
oolor, crOed or financial condition. It de
mands the issue by the Government of
an ample volume of legal tender-curren
cy to meet the business wants of the
country; charges the present suffering
of “financial distress npon the old politi
cal parties; denounces til reference to
the late civil war as revolution
ary; calls for the abolition of
the national banking system; srtsutn-
tion jot a graduated inoome- tax for the
internal revenue laws, and ealliBg in ana
the payment of all United Btates bonds
in legal tender notes. A minority report
was alsj'snbmitted by the oommittee on
tbe'platform, and led to a bitter and exoi-
led discussion. '
• a0i New Uniform*.
Yesterday the poUea force received
their new uniforms. They were ordered
through Mr. J. H. Hertz, the clothier.
To-dsy the foroe will appear in their new
regalia. They are male from melrofel-
itan police flinnal, navjf. blue, the eame
aa that uied by the New York polios. The
officeiB will wear double-breasted Backs
with silver buttons, while the privates
will woar blouses with gold buttons.
. ' ■«»•■—
Persona living » unhealthy localities may
avoid all billions attacks, by taking a dose of
Dr Bull's Baltimore pills occasionally , to
been the liver in a healthy acti:n Vru ' n
Bull’s
the
VEGETINE
SAVED MY LIFE
Boscox. Dec 17,1872.
H R Sxsvess. Eiq -
Dear Sir—Mvv 1 ask the favor of ;eu to make
csv publio f
In 1831, while on picket duty in tho army. I
was taken with a fit, wbioh 1*> ted all night. Was
token into camp, ana dosed with whi>ky at d
quinine. After this had fits every day. and wa«
taken to Newbem Hospital, and there treated
by the atterdinc physicians. I grew wtrse and
was sent home. Uemamed in poor health lor
fonryears, treating with many phTsicbni, and
trying many remedir s. Finally Scrofula made
its appearance on different parts of my body,
and my head was so diseased as to be fright!nl to
look at and painin' beyond endurance. After
trying the most eminent phy stciacs without im
provement, a change of climate was advised.
Have been to the Hot Springs in Arkansas
twice, each fme giving their treatment a thor
ough trial Finally came back to Boston, dis
couraged, with no hope of help. Life was a bur
den to ono in my situation. My diseaie, and tho
•off-ct of so much powerful medicine, hid so dam
seed my system, that the action of my stomach
was apparently destroyed, and my head was
covered with ulcers, which had in places eaten
to ths skull bore.
She best physicians caid my blood was to fall
of poison tnay coaid do no more forme. Abont
tins time a friend who had been an invalid told
me Vegetine had restored him to perfect health,
and through his persuasion 1 commenced taking
Yegetine. At this rime 1 was having fits almost
rvery aay. 1 noticed the first good effects of
Vegetine in my digestive organs. My food s»t
better and my stomach grew stronger. I began
to feel encourage ), for 1 coaid seo my health
a'owfy and gradually improving. With renewed,
hops icontinned taking the Vegetine, until it
had completely driven disea-e out of my body.
It cured ihe fits, gave me good, pure blood, and
restored me to perfect health, which l had not
•njoytd be.ore for ten years. Hundreds of peo-
plein the city of Boston can vouch for the above
Vegetine has -avert my life, and you aro at
liberty to mike such use of this sta’ement as
pleases you best: and 1 beg of you to make it
known, that other sufferers may find relief with
less trouble and exp. use than 1 did.
It will afford me great pleasure to show the
marks of my disease or give any farther infor
mat ion re'ative to my case to all wbo desire it
1 sm, sir. very gratefully,
JOHN PECK.
No SO Sawyer Street, Bosten, Msss,
Rev. J. P. Ludlow Writes
178 Baltic Strut, Brocxltn. Nf.)
Nov ia. 187*. $
HBStevxbs, E tn-
Dear Sir—From personal benefit received by
it* use. aa -ell as from personal knowledge of
those whoie cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, I can most heartily and sincerely
recommend ths Vegetine for the complaints
which it is claimed to care.
JAMES P LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sscramenio. Cal.
VEGETINE
She Bests Well.
South Portland, Mb, Oct ll, 1376.
He H B stsvrhs—
Dear Sir—1 have been sick two years with
liver complaint, and dnnng that time have taken
a great many different med cines, but none ot
them did me any good. 1 was restless nights,
and had no appetite. Since taking the Vegetine
I rest well, and relish my food. Can recommend
the Vegetine for wh,t it has dune lor me.
Fours respectfully,•
Mis ALBEBt BICKBS,
Witness of the above,
MB Ozones il Vaughan.
Medford. 11—-
VEGETIHE
Prepared by
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may 28 dwed fri suniw tf
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5 per cent. $10 paya $550, or 7 percent: $100
makes $1,000. or IS per cent on the stock durir.g
the month, according to the matket." Frank
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tern is founded upon correct basinets principles,
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Brooklyn Journal. April 29tb i “Our editor made
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Lawrence & Co’s combinations ” New circular
(mailed free) explains everything. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Gover' nent bonds supplied.
Lawrence (t Co, Bankets, 57 Exchange rlace
New York.
Bibb County Postponed Sheriff
Sales
W U bs sold bofoie the court house door in
the City of Macon, during the legal hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday in Jnne next, the
following property, to ■ wit: Part ot.lot No 4. in
block No 68, in the city of Macon, Bibb <ounty.
Ga. now known as the livery stable of 8 A Porter^
on the corner of lot No 4: bounded on thenor'li
by K O Wilder & Sons’ shop, on tbe south by the
residence of S A Porter, on tbe west by Third
street, and east by an alley. Levied on as the
property of 8 A Porter, trustee, to satisfy a fi fa.
Issued from Bibb Superior Court in favor of R
C Wilder & Sons ys S A Porter principa’, and R
W Ellis and J R Griffin securities on appeal
bond, property pointed out in said fi fa.
Also at the same time and place all tbat tract
or parcel of land situate and bcitg near the
Central railroad deoot. In tho city of Macon, in
said connty and State, beginning at a point
which Is the intersection of Fourth street, and
an alley east of tho railim-d depot, extending
i ■ an easterly direction along said Fourth street
210 feet to the intersection el Fourth and Poplar
streets, thence at rivht angles to Fourth street,
along Poplar street 210 feet, tbenco at right
angles 210 feat, thence at right angles 210 feet to
said alley, 210 feet from original starting point,
thence along said alley to said starting point,
with the warehouse and all the storehouses
situated thereon, except tbe store owned by J 8
Schofield and tbe land occupied thereby on the
corner of said alley and said Fourth street, hav
ing a front on Fourth street of of twenty-eight
(2S) feet and mnetv-four (94) feet on saidalley.
Levied on as the properly of tbe Planter’s
Warehouse Company to satisfy a mortgage Ufa.
issued from the Superior Court of Bibb connty
in favor of Duncan. Sherman A Co, vs the Plan
ter’s Warehouse Company. Property pointed
out in said mortgage fi fa.
GEO F CHEERY,
mayStda* Sheriff.
CRAWFORD
COUNl'Y
SALES.
SHERIFF
11/ ILL bo sold before the court house door jn
VT the town of Knoxville, in said county, on
the first Tuesday ia July next, daring the legal
hours of sale, the following property, tw-wit:
The east half of lot of land No 107 in the first
district cl originally Houston now Crawford
eourty. containing 10.14 acres, more or less,
Levied on by J L Home, constable, aa the prop
erty of W C Jordan to satisfy an execution U
sued from tbe justice court of 573d District G M.
in favorof John A D&milly vs said W o Jordan.
Also at the same time and place tbe following
property, to wit: The north half of lot No 166
in the first district of originally Houston now
Crawford connty. containing 101J4 acres, more
or less. Levied on and returned to me by J L
Home, constable, as the property of W C Jor
dan to satisfy an execution in favor of Mo D
Damllly issnel from the Justice & urt of the
6731 District G M, against said W C Jordan.
June 2d, 1879.
jun* lawtw R M BOND. Sncriff.
Commissioners’ Sale oi Valmble
liity Property.
TTND3R and by virtue of a decree of Bibb 8n
U perior Court in tbe cause of Harriet J
Aderhold, et al. vs J W Aderhold et al, the un
dersigned commissioners in said decree named
will expose at pablic outcry before the court
house door in Bibb county on the fir, t Tuesday
ef June next, between the lawful honra of sale,
the following property ic slid deer e specified:
Farts ol lots .three (3) and four (4). in block
twenty eight (28) in tho plan of the city of
con, fronting on Troup street; having thereon
one dwelling house with all necessary appurten
ances; said dwelling house containing eleven
rooms, and bring the house and lot whereon
said J W Aderhold now resides. Terms cash.
By order ol the Court:
JOHN L HARDEMAN.
WASHINGTON DBS4AU.
mavis tntds Commissioners.
Postponed Commissioner’s Sale.
THE SOUTH END OF JEKYL ISLAND.
B Y virmv of a decree in equitv of Baldwin
Superior Court, ia the case of Ann V Da-
Bignon vs Jeremiah Beal, executor, etc, I will
offer for sain the south end of the Island of Jekyl
at the court house door in hrunswick, Glrnn
county, Ga. on TUKSDlV, the 1st day of July
next, between tho usual h .urs ol sheriff’s sale
Te-mso.rh
The property consists of 1.500 acres. The
whole Island contains over 6.000 acres. Seaward
it hat th- finest beach in the Southern States
Game, fish and oyster* abundant
Macon, April 23th, 1879.
B K HINES.
Commissioner.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
Clemmie Corbett vs Charles Corbett—Libel for
Divorce—Jasper Superior Court, April Term,
1679.
It appearing to the ccurt by the ret u - n of the
sheriff that tho defendantna not to be found in
the county: and it beingfurtber shown that he
does not reside in ihe Mate. There tore it is or
dered tbat service be perfected by publication
|n the Macon Telegraph and Messenger, pub-
li bed in Maccn, Ga, once a month for the space
of four mo ths before the noit term o! this
court. May 2d, 1879.
By the Court: C W JORDAN,
jun* lamim*Plaintiff’s Attorney.
N OTICE is hereby given that a Bill wifi be
introduced into the Legislature at the
session commencing on Wednesday, tbe 2a day
of July next, “Untitled an act lor the protection
o) game and birds in the couuty of Bibb: to pro*
hibit the killing, trapping, or netting the same,
or buying, selling or offering for sale the same
during certain months in said county: to pro
vide penalties for »o doing, and for other pur-
p-w. Jnn- 4th. 1«79. junttl
JONES COUNlY SHERIFF SALES.
ILL be sold before the court honsedoor in
the town or cunton on tne first Tuesday
in July next between the legal hours of sate one
black borsa named Fox Levied on as the propertv
of Jt J Turner to satis'j a fi fa issued from tne
Superior Court of said county, in favor of Hil
lard Blount and Stephen Barron vs R J Turner.
Property pointed .ut by plaintiffs attorne;.
Also av tbe >ame time and place will • e sold
one hundred acres ot land adjoining tbe land, of
A J Brooks, William Hutson end H 8 Greaves
and others. Levied on as the property of 4 note
A Stubbs to satisfy a fi fa issued from iheSupe
rior Court infavor of Radio) d J Turner vs James
W Stubbs, trustee, Annie M Stnbb , principle.
K V Hardeman, Jackson Roberts. Tbomas R
Striplin ltd K T Christian, administrator of
Henry Christian, deceased, securities Propi rty
pointed out by plaintiff. Thi* May 2«th, 1859
lawtw W J GRESHAM, Sheriff.
Georgia, KaksrCo. Mavsist, 1879
TVTOT;CK is hereby given that I will, at th>
JLX m-etinr of the General Assembly July
ens uing, tiler the following local and special
bills, tivwivs
A Bill. To be entitled an Act to repeal an Act
entitled an act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to cre-tea Board of Commissioners of Bonds and
Revenues for :he county of Baker, approved
February SOth, 1875, amended by redneing tho
"••Tiber r.f Commissioners from five to three, ar.d
l..r other purposes therein named, which said
Act to be repealed was approved February 28th.
1877: and to re-enact the original provisions o
era shall tie freeholder*; and fbr O iler purposes
theren stated. ..... syj ,
A Bill, To be entitled an Act to Confer a’di
tioual powers upon ths Tax Collector of Baker
County, and to make said Tax Collectorex-Offic’o
Sheriff in certain cases, and lor other purposes.
P D DAVIS.
1)1 dltAwjt Member of the Legistatur
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-^Wharua* Am
brose U Harris, Jr, (col) has made appli
cation for le’-lera of guardianship of XBe person
and property o Zichariah Woslfolk (col).
This is therefore to cite «nd admonish all
persona concerned to be and appear at the Conrt
oi Ordinary of said county on the first Monday
in July next, to shew cause, if any they have,
why said letters of guardianship should’sot be
granted to applicant.
Witness my hand officially. June 2d, 1879.
juris law-lw J A McVl ANUS, Ordinary.
G « KORGIA-BIBB COUNTY.—Wnercaa W W
I C rnes has made application fo - le.tters of
guardianship ol tbe person and property of Em
ily 8 Carnes. t*
This is therefore to cite and admonish al)
persons concerned to be and appear at tho Court
of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday
Mi July next to show cause, if any they have,
why said otters ol guardianship should not ue
granted to ar plicant.
Witness my hand officially. Jane 2d. 1879.
jun3law4» J A MCMANU8.Ordinal?.
/^BORGI*. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Far-
VJI dy Sweeny, administrator cn the estate of
M iehael Roao, lv.a of said connty. deceased, ap
plies for letve to sell all the real alia ptrsonal
estate belonging to said estate.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all
persona concerned to be and appear at <ho Court
ol Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in
July next to show riu*e if any thev hive, why
said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand officially.
]un3 law*w J A McMANUS, Ordinary.
NOTICE to debtors and CREDI-
V toes.
- LL persons - indebted to tho estate of Mi-
L chaei Eisner, late of Bibb county, deceased,
ora hereby required to make immediate pay-
menttotho undersigned, and persons holding
claims sgainst said dcceaveu must present them
tomein thetime required by law. ^ m
]unS Administrator.
Georgia EailroaG Company
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan 17,1879.
Commencing Sunday. 19tbi n»*, 9 00 p m the fol
io wing passenger schedule willbe operated.
Trains run by Atlanta time—7 minutes slower
than Macon:
NO 17—EAST (daily).
Leave Macon 7:10 am
Leave Xilledgeville....^....».M.M»M...w 9:08 a m
Leave Sparta ...—10:16am
Leave Warrenton —...11:2* a m
Arrive Camak 11:37 a m
Arrive Washington kOOpa
Arrive A there, —...... 3:30 p m
Arrive Atlantan...5:00 o m
Arrive Austuti..—.-..--— h *.. ,h “ mmhi 8;i8pm
NO IT—WEST (daily).
Leave Augusta — 9:46am
Leave Atlanta ——7A!im
Leave Athens 9.15 a m
Leave Washington ..............10.45 a m
Leave Camak. 1.10 p m
Arrive Warrenton., 125 p m
Arrrive Sparta..,- — 2.25 p m
Arrive MilledgcviUe 8.30 p m
Arrive Macon. .,, 5,20 d m
No connection to or from Washington or Sun-
NO 16-BAST (daily).
Leave Macon 9.C0 p m
Leave Milledgeville ,.,^.1L45 p m
Leave Sputa—,.
Leave Warrenton,,
Leave Camak
Arrive Augusta,
.,— 200am
4.16 a m
., 440am
7.50 am
NO 15—WEST (daily).
Leave Augusta 8,30 p m
Leave Camak 11.45 p m
Leave Warrenton,,, 12.15am
Letve Sparta 2.20 a m
Leave Milledgeville 4.16 a m
Arrive Macon, 6.40 am
Trains will not stop at flag station s,
Close connections at Augusta for all points
East and Southeast, and at Macon for all points
in Southwest Georgia and Florida,
superb Sleepers between Macon and Angusta,
Fallroan Sleepers Angusta to New York.
Only one change Macon to New York.
Tickets and Baggage Checks, Time Csrds, etc.
are to obtained at Union Depot or at Union
Ticket Office.64 Mulberry
hITJM” 4 '
jsnlt-U . Gto end Passenger Agent
C v BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—WUcnwa Mi
S chsel Lob. .administrator on the estate of
Michael Eisner, late of said county, deceased, ap-
{ dies for leave to sell all the Personal-property,
m lading bonds of incorporated companies, to
longing to said estate,
This is therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to be and appear at the Conrt
ot Ordinary of sud county on the first Monday
in July next, to show cause, if any they have,
why said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand officially.
jau3 law4w J A McMANUfl. Ordinary.'
rZfEORGlA.BlBB COUNAY.—Under and by
VX virtue of an order from tbe Court ol Ordi
nary ol said conn'y will he sold before tho court
house door in the cit7 of Maeou-on Ihe first
Tuesday in July next, between tbe usual hour*
ot sale, ten shires of the capital stock
of ths Southern and ’ Atlantic . Tele
graph Company. Sold as the property of Jick*
son.Deloeche, laleol said, county, deceased.
Terns cish.
R F LAWTON.
jdo31au4w Admirii-trator.
G eorgia, talbot couni Y-By virtue
of anorderto us granted by the-Court «f
Ordinary ol said county,we will sell to the high
est and best-bidder for cash on the first Tuesday
in July next, between the usual- hours of sale,
in the city of Macon, Bibb county, at the place
of holding public sale* in said county, six (6)
shares of l he ctpit&l stock of the fcouthwesienr
Railroad Compsny of Georgia, be ongiug to the
estate of James C Leonard, decease!
JNLBNNARD. .
WDLENNARD.
jnneStd Execute-*.
GUARDIAN’S SALE. •
A GREEABLY to an order from tbe honorable
Conrt of Ordinary of Muscogee county.
Ga, I will sell in front ol the court house doer of
Bibb county. 6a, within the legal hours cf sale,
on the first Tuesday in July next, ten shares ol
the Mechanist Building and Loan Association
stock belonging to me as guardian cfGAMil-
lier. Terms cith.
Macon, 6», June £d, 1S79.
C F MILLER,
unSlaw tursBar Guardian.
JASPER SHERIFFS SALE.
W ILL be sold before the court house in the
town of Monticello on the first Tuesday
July next, between tbe logai hours ol talc, one
hundred’ and fifty mores of land, more or less,
lying andbeing in Jasper county, Ga, adjoining
lands of Mrs J B Graves, Ruby Jordan and
others, and known as that portion of tbe planta
tion of T M Jordan; deceased, allot ted to Mbs B
C Menefee in the division of tho estate of arid
decerned. Levied upon as the property of T H
Menefee under and by virtnre of a fl fa from
Campbell County Court in favorof RFSKkn-
bro & (To, vs J O Carlton and T H Menefee, and
other fifas in my hands. Property poirted out
by plaintiff’s attorney acd written notice of this
Javy served upon T H Menefee. Tnl« May 26th.
*797 W B GRUBBS,
4w* Sheriff.
/3.EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Wil-
VJ liam F Holt. Guardian ot WilH*m H Wim
berly and HV Wimberly, now HV Peters, hav
ing applied to tbe Court of Ordinary of said
county for lettera of dismission from nia guar
dianship of William H Wimberly and H T Wim
berly. now H V Peters, person and property. ^
This is thoretore to oite all person* oonoqrned
to show cause by filing objections in my office
oy 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
the usual letters of dismission.
Given under my official signature. March Sd
mar*lawsm - J A MCMANUS, Ordn’y,
H EARING RESTORED. Particulars
. Verry St Harper, Madison lad.
free
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Masonic Building,
Macon, Georgia,
Is NOW OFFERING toth puhlie the fo'Iow
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DRVBS SILKS in endless variety fi om 55 ct*
per yard upwards.
BLACK SILKS, a very large assortment, from
$1 per yard to $4.
BLACK GRENADINES of every imaginable
pattern from 26, SS. AS. 55. 66. 76 centa and up to
$2 80 per yard.
DRESS GOODS, thelanrest selected stock In
tbis city, from 8.10.12J*. 15,20,25,30,35c fo $2 56
per yard.
LINEN LAWN8. We have a splendid line of
Patterns from 18, 20,26,30.35,4Cc per yard.
PACIFIC LAWNS. Oursiylrs are very ex
tensive, from 12J41518 20 25c pe yard.
WHITR LONDON CORDS in stripe and
chock from 810121151810 and 25c per yard,
COLORED LONDON CORDS in all the new
shades and patterns from 8 10 121 2 15 IS 20c
per yard,
H08IERY for Ladies, Misses snd Children
Tbis Department is very extensive In new style;
and shades.
HAMBURG EDGINGS, the largest stock ever
brought to Mao An, from 5 7 919121-21618 20 25
to $2 50 per yard.
WHITE GOODS. Everything pertaining to
this Department, comprising Linen Lawns.
Swiss Mnslin. Jaconets, Na.nsook, from 121-2
15 20 25 to 50c per yard.
l-XNEN TOWELS, a very la-ge assortment
from $1, $1 26, $1 £0, $175, $2 and np to 19 per
dozen,
PARASOLS of tbe latest styles and patterns
from 25 50 75 $11 25 1 50 1 75 $2 up to $10 apiece
«ILK TIES AND BOW*, a beautiful ejected
line, from 25 30 35 4» 45 60 60 75c up • $250
apiece
GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING, a large issort
rnent in al! styles. The best Blue Flannel Suita
at $10 60 a suit,
YOUTH*’ AND BOVS’ SUITS in all the
new designs from $5 00,(550, $6(0,$650,3700.
(7 50 uo to $12 53.’
CHILDREN’S SUITS from 3 to 10 years oi
age from $260 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 50 5 00npto$10per
suit.
CniLDREN’8 KILT 6UIT8, from 2 1-2 to S
years of age, a splendid assortment.
MATTING in all styles snd patterns from 15
18 24 25 SO 35 to 75c per yard.
CARPETS, the largest stock in the Stat’.a
greatly reduced prizes.
And all kinds of Good* pertaining to a first
class Dry Goods Establishment.
OUR SAMPLE DEPARTMENT is now com
plete, and we will be pleased to send Samples of
any kind of Goods to any one free of charge.
S. WASEIBAOT * BBO.,
New York Store,
Masonic Building,
apiS6m Macon, Ga
BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALES.
TE/TLL >e sold before the conrt house door in
V V the citr of Macon on the first Tuetdav in
July next, during the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing property, to- wit:
Lots 3,4,6 and six in square 42, and lots 5.6,
7.8 and 9 in square 43, all on lot 43 ofthoHacon
Reserve, went aide Oemnleee river. Levied on
a* tbe property of M 8 Thomson to aatitfy a
mortgage fl fa issued from Bibb Superior Court
in favor of tbe Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surance Company vs M B Thomson. Property
pointed ont in said mortgage fi fa.
Alsoatthssame time »nd place part of lot No
8, in square £8 (routing on Fourth street in the
eity<f Macon, the same being l hat pan of said
lot whftvoa there ia a brie* storehocue standing
and occupied by W B Wallace as a storehouse.
Levied on aa the property of Mrs Wm 8 Wallace
to satiify a fi fa issued from Justice Court 716: h
District G H in favor of N Bliss vs Mrs w 8
■Wallace Property pointed out by plaintiff.
Levy made ana returned to me by a constable.
Also at tbe same lime and , lace the following
to writ: Part oi lot No 3 in square No 41 fronting
on Plum street, between First acd Second
streets, m city of Maces. Levied on as tbe
property of wrs Georgia Moms to satisfy two fi
fas for State and count? iaxe, for the years 1877
and 1878
Also at the same time and place the f Jlowing
to wit: Part ol lot No 6 in square No 58. corner
Third and Plum streets, in city of Maoon, used
aaamarnleyord, and lesied on as the property
cf J B Artope to satisfy a fi fa for State and coun
ty taxes for the year (578. -
Also at the same time and place the following
to wit: Part ol lot N o 3 in square No 66 f rot t-
irgon the east side of Pine street, between Fifth
and sixth streets. Lesied on as the property of
themtste of Mrs Lucinda Cobb to satisfy a tax
fi fa lor ihe year 1879.
Also at the same time and place the following
to wit: P*rt of lot No2 in square No r* front
ing on tbe north aidoof Cherry stmt, between
First and New, lncity of Macon. Levied on os
th* property of the estate of Thomas L Rost to
aatuiy a fi fa for State and county taxes for the
fear 1878. Property pointed out bv H J Peter,
Tax Colloctor.
Alto at the same time and place the following
to wit: Part oflot No 2 in block No 14 fronting
on vest side of College street, in thecity oi Ms-
con, and adjoining the property of tbe Weed
estate,.m rear af the Academy lor Blind. Levied
oo as the property of Frank H Stone, trustee, to
aatitfy ad fa for State and county taxes for the
year 1873.
Also at the same time and place the following
to wit: Part ol lot No 1 square No SO fronting
on the weat side of Fourth street, corner*! Areh.
in the city of Macon, ne*r Findlay’s foundry,
l evied on to satisfy a tax fi fa v, Mrs H A Wal
lace for her State and county taxes for the year
1878.
Also at the same time and place the following
towil: Part of lot NO 5, Northwestern Com
mon. in block >'ol2 rerner Madiion and Jeffer
son streets, near Female College, in cit, cf Ha*
eon. Levied on a* the property of Mrs Mary
Keating to satisfy s tax fi »issued by H J 3 eter,
T*x Collector, lor Slate and ooun.y taxei for tbe
j ear 1879.
A Iso at the same time and place the following
to wit; Part of lot No I and 2 in square No 71
fronting an High street in the city of Macon-
L vied on as the property of John eHoge,ad
niinistrstor of tht estate of John Hcge. to satis
fy two fifas for Mate acd xounty taxes for the
years 1877 and 1878.
Also at the same time and place th* following
to wit: Lot No 1 in block No 18 S- utbwesiern
Common corner Ash and Elbert atre-ts incrv
of Maeon Levied on as tha property of J ohr.B
Cummins, agent for trustee, to satisfy two tax u
fas for State and county taxea for the years 1877
and 1878
Also at the same time and place the following
to wit Partef lot N04in East Macon ne»r the
city limits and adjoining the Graves property
neart* e Methodist church, (-'aid property was
re urnedby Peter G Sawyer and j« levied on to
Sati ((.three fifas for State county taxes due
«n said property for the years 1876,1877 and 1878.
Ala* at the same time on th* premises known
as Sawyer's Gin Work*, corner Cherry and Fifth
streets, tbe followinv machinery ta wit: One 12-
horse power engine snd boiler in good running
condition, two good tuning lathes, one hard
lathe, one screw cutting lathe, one drill press,
two plantar n achines.so fee’ of shafting pulleys
and bt-tilcg. The foregoing machinery is offered
at the place gb-ve stated on arc unt of the ex
pense aud inconve uer.ee ol movi gthe same and
is levied on to satisfy two tax fi fas for the tears
1977 and 1878 vs Petir O Sawyer, by whomsaia
machinery was returned
June 2.7879 GBO F CHERRY, Sheriff,
LOUD & TAYLOR.
NEWJTORK
Opening Spring Display
OF
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WE CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT TIIAT AT NO
PERIOD HAVE WE DISPLAYED AN ASSORT-
KENT OF DRY GOODS SO ADEQUATE TO TAB
REQUIREMENTS OF THE PUBLIC OR AT
PRICES SO ADAPTED TO TUE NECESSITIES
OF ECONOMICAL SHOPPING.
SILKS.
Our BLACX SILKS contain the well-known
brands ot Bonnet, Ponson. Tar isaier, Guinet, Gi
rard, and other equally prominent manufacturer*.
The Lord A Taylor FAMILY SILK enjoys a repu-
taiior^ tor universal excellence that la unsur-
P ()ur ’American Cachemlro INDESTRUCTIBLE
BLACK SILK Justly claims earnest attention,
being equal to (ho best et reign manufacture g*
half tho cost EOtnY YARD WARRANTED.
In COLORED SILKS our welt-selected itock la
offered at prices that canuot bo undersold.
COLORED AND BLACK^ILK DAMASSES, am-
bracisff tbe rarest poms of the European or
American Markets.
In SUMMER SILKS and FOULARDS wo have
everything that is new and beautiial.
DRESS GOODS.
Novelties In Cachcmeret, Suitings. Debei)
11 MAY & CO,
98 Cherry Street,
MACON, - - GA
Manufacturer* al and Dealers in
CA h RS AGES
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
Harness, Saddles, Whips*
Bridles, Collars. Homes,
Valises. Trunks Traveling Bags
CHILDRESS’ CARRIAGES!
Lap Robes
Horse Blanhets,
Sole, D jmeranA Harness Leather
OalrSkins, Shoe Findings.
Call and examire onr stack before purchasing
Repwltorieo—98 Cherry Street, Maeon. and 20*
Broad Street. Augusta
Jones Oounty Postponed Sheriff
Sales."
and known sa the place where John F Hunt
now resides. Levied on as the property ot John
PHnnt to satisfy *-fl fa issued from the Hope
rior Court of raid oounty in favor of Mary A
Middlebrook* guardian, etc, vs Samuel C Mid
dlebrooks, prine-plo administrator ot Inack
Hiddfrbrooko, deemed: William A Johan and
johu P Hunt, securities Property pointed out
by plaintiff's attorney and in possession of JohD
P Hunt. .
Also atthe same time and place will be sold
one hnndred acres of land, more or Was, adjoin
ing the land a of W A Malonq James Dorsoti bed
others and known aa- the Marsh pi- ce Lev-ed
on as the property of Charles T Wilson to gavsfi'
a-ft fa issued from tbe County Court of Jone*
County in favor of W W Holland vs Charles T
Wilson Property pointed out by plaintiff’* at
torney and ta possession ot defendant. This
Hay the 26th, 1870.
mav28l*w4w W J GRB8H VM. Sheriff
rnOlfli. JASPER CuU.MY—Whereas
VX Ann JB Mygatt appliaa to me for lei on of
administration de boms con with tbe will an
nexed on the estate of Stephen CTalmad.c. de
ceased. c
This is therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to show oau-e on or before the
first Monday in July. UJ9, it any they can. why
said letters should cot be granted.
Witness my official rignature. this 23d day of
May. 1879;
may21 law4w F H SWANSON, Ord’y.
CROWN
J BBIDS t CO'S newCrowp
Jewel Br.Tiosxay Pxcxsgx*
$7 60 per 100 to Agenti.
Cheapest in tne World.
Two sample* with jewelry, by mail. roatDtid,
29 cents- Illustrated circulars ot STarza
and rifFiTiBM Novelties free.
, JEWEL
Hnr Yomc. UWllUt
■tablished, 1870. Favorbly known throughout
United States
/2JKORGIA,BIBB OOUNTY.-Under and by
VX virtue of an order from the Court of Ordf
nary of said oounty will be Mid before tha court
house dodr ta the city of Maeon on the first
Tuesday in July next, between the usual hours
of sale, ton unincumbered shares ot stock in the
Bibb Loan and Building Association of the city
of Macon belonging to the estate of W E Burgess,
late Of said county, deeetaed. T-rms cash.
jun% law* w A B BOBS, Administrator
I2B0BGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whereas Gto
H Love, guardian of Elisa E Lowe, now
Bliza B Roberto, has made application for let
ter* of dlsmis .ton from said guaidUnship.
These are therefore to rite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at tbe
Court of Ordinary of said county on the first
Monday in September next to show cause. If any
they have, why letters, of dumisaios should not
bemnted to applicant.
Witness my hand officially. Jnne Id, 1879.
junS law4w J A McMANUS, Ordinary.
iRlilP
JASPER SHERIFF'S SALE
W ILL be sold before the court house in the
■ own of Monticello on the 1st Tuesday in
July next between the iega hours of ealo one
hundred acres land, more.orless, I> ingand being
in Jasper county, adloining lands of i, A Lane.
Tom Uuodes. Williams, Washi: gton Hay and
others Lc-iod <n as the property of John W
Burney to satisfy sundry fi fas fir Stare and
county taxes lor tbe year* 1876. ’ 7. '78, and
other fi fas in my hanca. This May 2«th. 1879.
my31 la»4w» W B GBUBB8, >hen 17.
• SHU&iFF ALE NOIIOK.
W ILL be sold before the court h use door in
the town at Monticello between the legal
hours of sale.nn toe first. Tuesday in July next,
the fir:t day ot said month the following prop
er!- to n it. a certain Tract or parcel of land
siluitnt the county ot J-isperon tho north
side and near tbe town ol Monticello. adjjinirg
the Litds of J,mes H Roberson the south, A
J T»lm-dse on th- east, John H Kelly on the
erth aim Dr W D Maddux on the west; con
taining 2-212 acres, morecr le-s The same
being the Isle i> tarrst of Mrs FC Jordon in said
land. Tj satisfy a fi fa issued from the County
Co rl of Ja-pt r county August term 1876, in
f,Tor of A 51 Robinson A Co. vs F C io.dan. and
other fi (as in n-y hands This M.y £6‘.h. 1879.
mj3 law4»* W B GRUBB*, fchenff.
SifJ! I? ul=j 2
Shawls, Cloaks, and Wraps/
This department maintains its supremacy, olid
shows the best productions from the European
centre*
Our Cloaks and Sacquesara cut and made by
men tailors, therefore style and fit are guaranteed.
' Suits and Costumes.
Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustain that
pre-eminence so justly established, and always
represent the latest styles tad fashions.
Ladies’ and Children's Undergarments,
Superb assortment of fine French hand-made
UNDERWEAR, comprising every requisite for a
lady’s wardrobe. Also, children's suits for every
afM and size.
Our Infants* Furnishing Department Is thor
oughly equipped. Complete Wardrobes as lowjui
$35: better goods in proportion. Any article in
tne Wardrobe at list price; realiy cheaper than
the home-made article, ana much mor* satisfac
tory.
Hosiery, Cloves, & Handkerchiefs.
The largest, rarest, and most unique French
novelties in the city. Also, the medium grades of
hose for ladies and children at very moderate
prices.
L&die?. misses*, and children’s kid, cloth, and
Lisle Thread Gloves of tho best manufacture, it:
all the newest shades to match any dress material
StXBZSOZVS.
All the choico grades, containing every color
and shado known- Fresh additions daily.
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
Evers* possible requisite for a gentleman’s outfit.
Firat-clasj and medium grades 6f goods at Onr
usual reasonable prices. Quality, style, and fit the
prominent features Of this department.
Boots and Shoes.
For spring and summer, for Ladies, Misses, and
Children. Cloth ton, low button shoes, ilia novelty
of the season. 50; trcnuir.o kid walltine boots,
53.75. Low shoes from $2 to $5; tine quality slip
pers from $1.25 to£150: MUscs* best pebble goat.
, and a good, durable laced shoo $1.85*
99* Our good* are all firnt-ela**. We
HU all order* exactly and to the Interest
of purchasers, guarantee all purchase*
to be snthlhctory Co buyers, and stand
ready to remedy all error*. Wo Invjtc
orders, convinced that n first trial will
Insure us tho regular custom hereafter.
All orders fbr Goods to be accompa
nied by tho money: or# where parties
wish. Goods will be sent by express.
C. ©. 11. Where the remittance Is too
large, we always return tbe difference.
Broadway and Twentieth St, ’ .
Grand, Ckystic, and Forsyth, ■?. Jj.
SSs lifggsff;
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JONESCOUN IY SBEK1FF 6ALE9.
W ILT, be fold Were the court hauae floor in
the tow cf Clinton, Joi.-es county, Ga,
on the first Tuesday in Jul next, within the
It gal honra cf tale, five hun-nd acres of land,
mure or It sa, in Jones connty. Lev-ed on os the
property r.f William 3 Mon.hon, anewn aa tho
Walnut Level place, adjoining lands of Lee
8mitb, Mr* Lamar and otheis. and wl.ereon
said W S Monghon now resides, by virtue of a
fi fa No 5 issued from Jones uperior Court to
April t rm 1879 in favor ol C Masterron vs Wil
liam 3 Moiwhon. Property pointed out hy'
3 J PHILLIP*,
may22 lawtw . Deputy Slyeriff
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
S RPAEKKS. ■) Li el for Divorce—Buleit
vu Vpertect seivioo—Bifcb 9 C.Oei
CATO PARKER.) Adjourned Tenn 1873.
It appearing to the Court by tha return otthe
Sheriff that dcfendsnt does not reside in this
county, and ttoforljiar appearing that he does
not reside in the State of i.eorgia. Ii is ordered
that taid defendant appear and answer raid suit
at the next term cf tins court or be con
sidered in default. It is further ordered that
servico of this rule bo made cn mid defendant by
publication in tho Telegraph and Messenger once
a month for four months.
T J bIMMONS. J S C M C.
By the Conrt:
A tree extract from the miuutes of Bibb Supe
rior Court this January 20th, 1879.
jan21..:l*mtm 4 IS KO<8. Clerk
f V KUKGiA, JASPl-yt CUCNTY —Viucreas
VX Alfred Goolsby amfC LtSoui-Kj appliyto
me for dismission from rxe. ulor-h p estate Of
William Goolsby, deceased
This is therefore to cite ai d adm»msh all per
sons concerned to tho* cause at tbU office on or
by the first Monday in July next, ii any they
have, why tho same shall not be granted
Witness my official signature this dat, April
2d, 1879. F M SWaNKON,
ap:5 lawSm* Ordinary.
G kORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whereas Sco
3 Qfcear, executor of tho-st.te of IbomsB
A Harris, represent* to tbe court in Iris petition
duly filed and entered c-n record that be has fully
admmistcro ThcmssA Harris’estate.
Thi* is therefore to c te at persons coneerred,
kindred *cil creditor*, to rhow c«nse. if any
lh.-y can. whr said executor should nut Ca dta-
rhargeci from Lis executorship and receive let
ters of dismission on the first Monday in A 'gust,
^ Witness my hand and cfCcial signal ore.
j a McManus,
rrarB liw&tn - Qidirpry,
W/ ILL be aoldhafore the conrt house door In
Yv the town of Clinton on the first Tuesday
in Jply neitbetweentoelegslhocr* of sale tbe
following property, to-wits Ocn hundred and
twenty-five acres ot land ad joining the lands of
^r^t’TnS W W^^o^trPwert *»»** sncce.sfnl Osset rejected by
other .hand* a specialty. Pend for •’Hint, to
(EstAblls bed 1857.)
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ZELL. DAYI8 A OO. Philadelphia mar7w4l
G EORGIA, BAKER CuUNTY-Notice is
hereby given that application will be made
to the Adjourned Term o- the General Assembly
ol ih- State of Georg a. in July next, lor *hv
passage of an Aot to add to the county of Doucb
ertj about forty am e* of lots of land No* 20 and
21, in the 9tb District ot Baker connty adjoining
tho line of Dou*b«rty county, and being part of
the plantation of Neld A Staves.
May SOth,1879. FRANKLIN NELD,
■ mayta . I : GEO F SKATES.
G eorgia. BIB*COUNTY.—Wheieas John
J Gresham, executor of the estate of Leroy
M Wilqy. represents to the court- in hia petition
duly, filed and Entered on record that hehaa fully
administered Leroy M Wiley's estate
Tht* i* therefore to cite an persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to snow caute. if any
they can, why taid execu or should not be dis
charged from hi* executorship and receive let
tees of dism oaion tn • the first Monday in An-
gust, 18)9. ,
Witness mv hafia and official signature,
may 6 la w3m J A McM ANUS. Ordinary.
fXKORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Wberea* R
VX Lawton, autnio atrator on the estate of
Jackson Deloachs, late of said county, deeea-td
has made application for letters of dismission
from retd estate
i hew are therefore to cite and admonish all
persona roiicernei to be acd appear at the Court
of Ordinary of aaid county on ihe first Monday
ta July mext to show cause, it any they can,
why letters of dismission should not be grantee
tUe applicant.
Witness -oy bsnd and official signature Aprl>
«h, 1879. J A McMANUS,
apr5 td Ordinary
/2J.BORGTA, BIBB COUNTY.-Under and to
VX vfme of am orderfrons tbe Court ot Ordi
retry of said connty will bo rold before tbe court
bouse door'in tho city of Mscon on the first
Tuesday in June next, betwe?D the usual hour*
of sole,-forty shirts of the canitsl stock of the
Exchange Bonk cf the city of Mscon, belonging
to tbe estate of W B Parker, late oi said county
deceased. Sold for a division among tbe legatees
cf said estate. Terms cash.
MARTHA J PARKER,
mavgtd Executrix
$2600
A is;ah Agents wonted. Bust
nest legitimate. Particulars free.
Atdrssi J.W02IH 4 CO»Bttg*i*ACg
iORQl A, JONES COl’NTT -To each ad
VX niir.ietretor. executor and guardian tflio
are required by law to make annual returnrto
Jones Court of Ordinarv— Greeiii v.
Yon and each cf you aro here) y notified and
required to make your annual rcturrsas direct
ed by law between this > t d tbe firet JJonda£ln
next jutv. In default th-rei.f sctioi by the
o urt will be taken under >he law of such cater.
And to those who have failed to make returns
at loot July term, as require! bv law, noticdxs
given that action will be taken by the conrt to
enter judgment against then, and their sureties
on bond for such default and for *11 moneys not
legally accounted for in this court.
Ordered that this notice be published in the
Televrai.li and Messenger for tune months
Witness mj hand officially March 25,1879-
RuLaND T ROSS.
apr5 la.Sm- Ordinary.
New Carriage Factory.
KENT & GREENE
—Manufacturers of and Dealers
Carriages,
Buggies,
Wagons.
Oar Shops on Poplar Sm. next door to Stew
ark’s Stables. >y '
Are supplied with a full stock of the abffcest
moicria’s, ar.d Wti have n cur employ tbs^bbst
mechanic* in Georgia.' We will make nothing
but the very best work, and at prices witldtjjha
reach of all. The manufacturing d< part metro is
m charge of TS Greene, late of rr-*uianTA
Greene, who will be glao to wait or all biarild
customers. The best baud made burner afways
..nhand. Repairing of oil kmds wit) bavenjre-
fulartenticn. Prices low. We will craupyothe
old carnage stand. Good, (-mail A Go. a* a sales
room cn October 1st. All work warranted.
Macon, August 22.1878 uow6m
GUNlL.krit
Beit, Bmue trade, Bote Cape an*
BUHcts. Also our calebraMd Keatocky .
*or|M, eearrantedoy ita •<*»«. - Sends
lastrated Oalalogue and Price I.lew tori.
tames Sown dt Son. Entorpcia* pgm T~
£BTaBLBH*»,M4V
$1200: