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.MfcJsMfj wpjt ^ HIjejs^agjeK. BY TELEGRAPH Va., August 27.—Ao excnr- " nirl5 o« about seven hundred Lnn- *"! men from North and South Carolina arrived here last night. To-day they will w ea er:» ,ned b * the “e 101 ** 1118 0j Nor * ^iv To morrow they will go by steam er t)0:d p 0 i n t and tha Capes, and on [ijeir return a banquet will be given *"SiH Francisco,Aust. 27.—The Ste^mir O.-eanio from Hang Kmg.via Yoko j&na b.iDsa the following advices: UokoKoko, August 1-—A amt brought ia th* British court at Shanghai by ♦he Missionaries against the Chinese on Lcaunt of alleged outrage by a mob of jhe Utter, haa been decided against the Missionaries. Sabatoqa, August 27.—The American Afiociition for the Advancement tf Science opened i s annual session beio lhit> morning with a largo attendance. Naw Yobk, August 27.—Boynton haB accepted the challenge from Captain Webb lor a swimming contest upon the jam*’ terms as before^ A Toronto special says Hanlon, speak ing at St. Thomas, last night, said ho would row any man in the world on To ronto B »y for ten thousand dollars to six an! allow a thousand dollars for ex- ^Washin’Qton, August 27.—The signal corps stationed at Cape Hary, Va., re torts to the Chief Signal Officer, that the body of a white maD, with hia head en tirely severed, was washed ^ashore two miles north of that station, at 11 a. m. to*Uy. No marks of identity. The body was buried where it was found. Prom tho appearance of the clothing it is bjlieved to t&va been a sajlor. Washington, August 27.—The Sccre- tiryof Wa', under tho direction of the Presid*nt, has reviewed tho proceedings and findings of the coart-martial of Jan uary 10 h, 18GT, by which Surgeon Gen eral Hammond wa3 dismissed from ser. rice, and recommends that the findings ad sentence be annoled, and that in ac cordance with the authority conferred by the act of March 15’b, 1878, the name of Willi im A. Hammond be placed on the retired list of the army as Surgeon-Gen eral, without back, present or fnture pay er any allowance of any kind whatsoever. The recommendation of the Secretary of War bis been approved by tha President. Phii.adei.phia, August 27.—The Vir ginia Guards of Portsmouth, Va., arriv 'd in this city at 8 o’clock Ibis morning. They were escorted to the armory of the Gray Invincible i, of Philadelphia, whoso guest* they wi'l b- during their stay in the c ty. A parade wilt lake place this afternoon, *ad an . xiursio i to Cap* May to-morrow. Washington, Au^u^t 27 —-u<: s-i^a .1 carps stationed at Ls<vea, Delaware, im ports schooner Adelina, from PbnSi * l * Hew York, lumber laden, ashore neat the steamboat pier. She lies on tho bar in good condition. The crew were sav. cd. New Yoke, August 27.-r-Aa explosion occurred thia morning on board a s’earn tag, fatally scalding tho fireman and in juring the engineer so badly that his re covery is doubtful. ti- 'M -1-*. Memphis, August 27.—Three now casts were repoited tc-iay. S x deaths beve been reported—three colored. Among the whites Is Jam03 Booss, the well known wagon manufacturer, who died six miles east of the oity on the Baleigh road. The weather continues to grow warmer. San FbakcIcCO, August 27.—The workingmen ate quiet, with the exception v ,nn tho Chronicle by young Ksllocb. The w „„— nmail ' B mass meeting last night, was devoted to general campaign topics and after ad journment the audiecoo dispersed quiet ly. Kulloch’s condition to-doy remains favorable. Washington, August 27.—Too Com mittee of Erperts appointed by the Na- tional Boirtl of Health, to prepare a air eulsr embodying simple instructions for disinfection, bas made its report. It recommends ns disinfectants sulphur for fumigation, oopperss in solntion for S)il ■ewers, etc , and solntion of sulphate cf xioo and oommon salt for clothing and bed linen. Full detailed directions are given for the oaro of yellow fever pa tients, for disinfection of houses, and for the obsetvancs of sanitary cleanliness whtre the fever exists, or is appehend- td. ■ Memphis, AagasS 27—Tsventy-tivo cas.s in all—ten white and twelve col ored—reported to the Board of Health to-day. Among the number are Sophia Sewell, J. H. Parnell, Nellie Fazzic, G. W. Mathews, Thomas McElroy and wife. Four additional deaths have occnrred— W F. Oilman, Peter M. Kehoo, Thomas McElroy and Mary Eden Dolen. The Howard Association to-day assigned twenty-five nurses to duty. Tho ther mometer bas ranged between 65 and 83. The Ancient Order of United Workmen Belief Committee appeal to their breth ren in Tennessee for funds to care for the sick. All remittances to be forwarded to8»muel A. Taylor, Chairman, of the State National Bank. Habtfobd, August 27.—The races to day were well attended and sharply con tested. Tho 2:26 race was won 1)7 Ham- brine; best time 2:211-. The 2:22 race was won by Darby; best time 2:19i. Bsrus and Hopeful will trot in the free for all tace to-morrow. Sr Louis, August 27.—The body of James B.-illy, park packer, who disap peared Thursday, waa found yesterday in the river two hundred mil33 below the city. Simutl H. Pemberton and William Bobarte, of Walpole, III., were assassin ated yesterday by unknown persons white on their way home from Gal atia. _ T bohova, August 13.—Intense irrita- ti nhoa b)en caused here both in private and governmental circles, by the "break- in? of the quarantine by the German ■hips from infected ports, which have caused great aggravation of the cholera in Yukohomaand Tokio. The German B-presentatives hold that under the «!.-» territorial system, Japan bas no tight to impose rules for the entry of and fotriug vessels without permission of the foreign governments, bat General Grant, who supports the Japaneso side of the Tuition, thinks the Japanese au thorities would have been justified. L-indon, August 27 —The Manchester Guardian cays the Executive Committee of North and Northeast Lancashire Mas ter's Association meet in Manchester, September second, to consider a proposal for toe further reduction of wages. The Misters allege some step towards tho al- l-yiarion of the d -pression in trade is ab- Miuttly necessary.’ The Guardian’s cor- tisroniaat at Oldham says: In the present temper of the operatives here, th»t there is no telling what extreme ntea^ures they may adopt. , New Orleans, August 27 —Dr. Car- riaston, quarantine physician, has tele- jtrap'jtd to tha Board of Health that the “•it. Black Prince, from Havana, has sinved at the quarantine atatioD, with ti-veral easas of yellow fever on b)&rd, coo death having ocenrred on board. E’icEtfmg JPork. To the Editor Courier-Journal) 1 sae in the weekly Courier-Journal an in- <]iiry tor tha beat mode of pickling pors, and - 1 1 oo- aider myself a proficient in tho bael- te*B, l offer j our readers my long oxpori- <»*> In the first place, a perfectly tight tab is indiipemable. Covor tho bottom with s good layer of salt. Then cut a middling tclsir of ribs) so aa to fit as much of the in- wds of the tub as it will fi; nicely. Then cut and fit in pieces so t3 to cover the bot- ta® of the tub without leaving any vacancy te. Ween tho pieces or tha side of tho tub. Ausu sprinkle on a sufficient l&yor of salt, and so proceed with the next layer until tho T 'Ttlr«t amount is stored away. Pita beard “utba top of the must and placa on it a wey.L.i—a stone or something of tha ••• • if ta,;!i layer is bo lull as to bavo no 1 „ betwen the pieces a enfiiciency of tajoe will rise to cover and preserve it. .i"* 1 * hoold never be any water added. ", J ,l:, n pickled meat for many years, aui? : e ii do leakage it will bo aa sweet the loticwi ,g summer as when firct pickled. HSJ*|4 is'oak of course it should ho covered "jj simog brine. BeapwUafiv, Clay Vidi-je, Ky. J. F. J. VEGETINE —WILL CUBE- SCROFULA, Scrofulous Humor. Vegetine will eradicate from the aystem ev ery taint of Scrofula and Scrofulous Humor. It has permanently cured thousands in Boston and vicinity who had been long and painful sufferers. Cancer, Cancerous Humor. The marvellous effect of Vegettne in case of Cancer and Cancerous Humor challenges the most profound attention of the medical faculty, many of whom aro prescribing Yegetinb W their patients. Canker. Vegetine has lwvcr failed to cure the most indexible case of Canker. Mercurial Diseases. The Vegetine meets with wonderful success In tho cure of this class of diseases. Pain in the Bones. In this complaint the Vegetine Is the great remedy, as it removes from the system the pro ducing cause. Salt Rheum. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c., will cer. tainly yield to tho great alterative effects of Yegbtine. Erysipelas. Vegetine has never failed to cure the most inveterate case of Erysipelas. Pimples and Humors on the Face. Reason should teach ns that a blotchy, rough an inter can evef great blood purifier. Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores Are caused by an impure state of tho blood. Cleanse tho blood thoroughly with Vegetine, and these complaints will disappear. Catarrh. For this complaint tho only substantial benefit can bo obtained through the blood. Vegetine is the great blood purifier. Constipation. Vegetine does not act as a cathartic to de bilitate Ilia bowels, bnt cleanses all tho organs, enabling each to perform the functions devolv ing upon them. Piles. Vegetine has restored thousands to health who have been leng and painful sufferers. Dyspepsia. _ If Vegetine is taken regularly, according to directions, a certain and speedy cure will follow its use. Faintness at iha Stomach. Vegetine is not a stimulating bitters which creates a fictitious appetite, but a gentlo tonic, which assists nature to restore the stomach to s healthy action. Female Weakness. Vegetine acts directly upon tho causes of tbeso complaints. It invigorates end strength ens tho whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and allays inflammation. General Debility. s complaint tlio cood effects of the Vege- 3 realized immediately after commencing In this ci tine are to take it v as debility denotes deficiency of the blond, and Vegetine acts directly upon the Wood. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. VEGETINE Prepared by LATEST TELEUKAFHIC REPORTS —o— OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MKSSBNGBU. August 27.1879.—EVBKIX®- Cotton. LrvBKpnoi— Noon—Cotton firmer; middling uplands 634- middling Orlcani 6%. Sales 10 OoO bales; ol which 2000 were taken by speculators and for export: rocaipt* 19C0, Ameri- can 5*.0 Futures opened nartially 1-16 cheaper: Uplands low middling clause August delivery 6 2S-82, August and Septembers 11-16, September and October do, October and November tf U-S2a 6%. November and December 6 5-S2a6 S IS. Dec ember and January 6V& January and February GJ4- April and May 6 S-16, l so p m—Futures, uplands low middlingclausa September delivery 623-32. Octobers 11-IS. 5 00 p hi—Sales of American 7 800, Uplands low middling clausa October and November delirery 611 SisOjf. 5 pm— Up’andslow Middling danse Oo'ober and November deliver) S11-32. Futures closed steady, SxwTobu—Cotton steady: sales 2253; middling uplands 12% middling Orleans 12% Futures opened steady; August 1212,September 12.12. October 10.99, November 1061, December 10.19, January 1063. Cotton—N et receipts —: gross 3 6S. Futures dosed firm; sales 126 000. August de livery 12.00-42, September 12 40, Octobor 11.10, Ncvember 10 60, December le.61—62. January 10 67—6S, February 10 77 - 78. M rch 10 88—90. < otton closed nominal: sales 557; middling up- la ids 12% middling Orleans 1*J£. Consolidated r.et receipts 693: exports to Groat Britain 2CC0, France 709. continent —. Gal.vg.ToX—Cotton film; middling 11% low middling 10% good ordinary 10% net receipts 483; gross —; sales 11, stock 6687. Nobiolk—Uotton firm, middling 11% net receipts 29, sales —, stock C86. Baatmoek—Cotton firm: middling 1JJ6 low middling 11% good ordinary 11% net receipts —. gross —. sales 14. to spinners —, »toc ^Boston—Cotton firm: middling 1X low mid diin* 11% good ordinary 11% net reoeipts —. gross 45; tales —; stock 5S2l WmiiNGion—ootton! steady; middling 11; low middling 10%. good ordinary Hr, net re oeipts —. gross —, sales —, stock 105. PHiAADEuma—Cotton firm: middling 12% low middling 12. good ordinary 11% not re ceipts 28: gross 23, sales 78J, spinners 715, stock ^Savannah—Cotton good demand-.mlddliBg 11% low middling 10%good ordinary 10% net reoeipts CO, gross 69. sales 40. stock 1744. New Orleans—Cotton strong: middling 11%: low middling lo% good ordinary 10% net woeips* 55, grots 55. sales 125, stock 4015. Mobile—Cotton nominal; middling 11. low middling 10% good ordinary 10% not receipts 14, gross 14. sale* —, Stock 213. Memphis— Not received. Augusta—Cotton qniet: middling 11, low middling 10% good ordinary lo% receipts 5, shipments —, sales 250. CiitKLESTON—Cotton firm, middling 11: low middliug i»% Rood ordinary 10% net receipts 1ft gross —, sale* lo. stock 120. FINANCIAL Lr.jroox—Noon— Consols, money, 9711-16. Eri, OlV i SO p m—3 per cent Bentss 82 francs and 97% centimes. . _ NSW 2oex—Stocks opened weak: money 7: exchange, long 4 81; abort 4 83. fctaw bonds doll. Government securities weak. Money active at 4a7, closing at 4: exchang, heavy at 4 SI; government securities weaker; uew 5 per cents 1 CI% »% per cents 105,4 per cent* 1 State bonds dull* 8u*ck' closed irregular: Now fork Central • 175i Brie 235& Ii*ke »hoio 87; Illinois Central 85, Pittsburg 98. Chicago and Northwestern 7% do preferred 96%. Hock Islan.i iSS% Western Union Telesraph Companj■ Sub Treasury balances. Gold 132 .Sl.457; cur rency 44.194076. FROD0CL Baltisioxx—Flour dull and weak- How2rd Et and Western suocrflno 2 85©3 *0: extra 3 7504 50: family fi 00®5 75: City Mills superilca 2 75SS 55; extra S 75494 50; Rio brands 5 65; Patapsco famdy 6 50, Wheat—Southern steady: Western active and higher; southern rtd 1050109; amber 110 (5)113? No 1 Maryland red 1 lOal 10% No a Western winter red spot and Aueuit 1 osgal 0t% September 102a 10)% October ne%10S% Southern com no receipts and nominal; Western qmet and steady, southern WkyeUow 6o%. Oats southern 32; Western white 32*33, do mixed 80 @31; FcamylvaniaSla32%. tay steady; rrime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland 13&14. PTOVriicmt steady: Fork 9 75. bulk meats, loose snouUera 3% clear rib 4%: do .P^ed 4% and 5% Bacon—shouldeis 6. clear nb 6. Hams llal2. Lard, refined in tierces 7% Butter active: prime lo choice Western packed 12@1A Cofiee steady: rio in eargoes lla!4%. Whisky quiet at 106%. Freights steady. - OHIOAGO—Fiour quiet and umhanged: dsubie extra 4 0Ca5 75; extra 3 !5a4 CO. Wheat active and a shade higher. No 1 Chicago spring 94% cash No 2do 8>%<avh, 86% September 86% October these prices bid. Com in fair demand but lower at SI cash, s:% September, 82% bid October. Oats dull. weak, lower and demoraliaed; 21%*% cash, 21% August. 22% October- Pork dull, weak and lower at 815 cash, 8 02%aS 05 September, 9 07%»810 October. Lard—552% cash and Sep- lcmbcr.5 £5t5 57% October, Bulk meats quwt and weak; »hou!uers 3 30. clear nbs 470, clear sides 410. WhiAky steady at 107. The f iliowing reports of the .niciKO market for Futures, by special telegram., aro furnished us by Mr.L BIPLST. Broker in Stock., Ur.in ai.d Provisions. The quotation* to-day for SEPTEMBER delivery were; Time C.Eibs. Pork. Lard. Wheat. Com. 10:15 A.M—4 50 8 07% 6 62% 87 Ssj,’’ 12:0) M-4 50 8 f5 5 62% 87,_ S£J 115TM—4 50 8 02% 6 C2% M Receipts of hogs ls.oui. Market quiet. ? j Naw * obk—Flour firmer and moderately ac tive demai.d for export and borne use: Southern unchanged: common to (air extra 4 50@5 25. goad to ebo.cu 6 fCi’6 75. Wheat %al better and active export and apeculative business ungraded win ter red 97all0%; No 3 dol0s%al09: No 2 do 110%al 11: No 1 do 1 ll%al 11%. Corn fairly active but closed weak: uu.raded 45j< *47. Oats more active and a shade better; No 3,28%. Coffee quiet and ur.char.gsd. Sugar firm but rather quiet; fair to good refining quoted at 4%®6%i prime 6%: refined steady and fairly active; .tan; dard A e% granulated S%&8% powdered *%, crashed 8% Holasnet firmer and more active; Cuba refining 5); test quoted at 24%atfc Rice spot 8 76a8 80. Middle* quiet and firm: long clear 6, abort clear 5 30. long and abort clear 5 20 Lard easier but cIommI firm: prime steam spot 5 85a B90. Whisky steady at 1C6% Freights firmer. liOUiavxLLa—(lour steady; extra 3 00; family 40C@S10: fancy 5250600. patent 65007 00. Wheat steady; red and amber 93 Com »tiady. white 43. mixed 88% Oats quiet; white 36. mix ed S5. Fork quiet at 10 00, Lard quiet; choice leaf in tierces 7%. in keg* 8%. Bulk meats stealy; shoulders 3 62. dear rib 4 80, dear tides 5 05,loose. Bacon steady: shoulder* 400; dear libs 313%, dear sides fi CO. Sugar, cured hams 9@1L Whit- ky firm** 106 OxvcmrAXX—Floor firm: family 4 so @5 75. Wheat quiet and steady at 90*94 Com quiet at 37,38, oats in fair demand and firm at 36*29. Pork dull; sties at 8 00. Lard dull and lower; current make 5 55. Bulk meats dull and shade lower; shoulders 312% short rib 490. dear tides 4 80. Baron dull atd lower; shoulder. 3%a3% clear rib 6% clear aide. 6%. Whisky steady at 106. Hogs quiet: packing 3 SuaS 65. ST. Loun-'Four quiet; double extra fail 3 95a 415, treble do 4 S:@4 45, family 4 5004 55, choice to fancy 4 6005 25. Wheat firmer; No.2redfall 93%*9t cash, 94 August, 94*94% September, 91% 95 October, 93% sill the year. Com very slow. No 2 mixed 30%a3l cash, 30%a30% September, 30% October, x9o29% all they ear. Oat. steady; No 2 2ia% cath, 22%a% September, 22%a% Oc tober. 23a2S% N ovember Whisky steady at 107. Pork doll ana lower at 8 60as65 oid. Lard dull at 6 50. Bulk meats nominally unchanged; clear ribs 4 60, dear sides 4 80. Bacon quiet; .dear rib B loss 20, dear sides 6 40*3 60, NAVAL ST0BK8. WlXXIXOtOX—ttpimt turpentine quiet at 24 Rosin steady at 1 00 for strained, 102% for good •trained. Crude turpentine steady at 1 CO for herd; 163 frr yellow dip; 160 fortvirgin. Tar steady at 110. HAB7NE > NE'»S NEW YORK—Arrived—Flamboron*h. Arrived out—Bristol, Iatrian, Circasiia, Ne- vat a. ML&ona V/Doieuiae *S.fcr*.ei oosBiarao dailx ux P. D. TINaLiKY GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. BiGON—Clear ri'o sides— 6©6% Shoulders 5%@6% Bulk dear rib sides 6%<9»% Bulk shoulders CholceSC hams 11%<pi1% LARD—in Dbls 8% Leaf, in tuba 8@8% Leaf, in bucket. 10010% OATS—For feed 50@55 Rustproof seed..- 63005 SALT—Virginia........ 1 6-j Liverpool. l fO@l 25 MEAL 70S75 boiled 72@75 OORN— By car load 70071 small lots 73075 FUR • 111.; n II M tf Choice 7 0 Extra family, per bbl 6250660 Family, per bbl...... 5 0005 25 Extra per bbl.... 6 75 COFFEE—Common 11% Fair 12% Good. lt©15 Prime....... - 17 Java 250&J BOAPH—Pm1& 4% « 8 VOLAr-SKS—Choice Oi.i'a. hhda S3 Ohnire Cuba, bfaia 3:037 Sugarhouse, hhds 25024 Sugarhoure, bbls...„ 29 Choice New Orleans 6 UGAR—Golden C 6%04 Brown 7%»% 0. oofiee 7% Extra 0. white... *%0 Standard A... S@9% Granulated V%@9% Powdered and crashed. 9% *9% SACK8RS—Seda 7010 Cream nail Ginger — 10 11 Strawoerry 12% 14 NUTMEGS. CLOVES. 0IGAR8—PerM. CHEKOOTS SNUFF—Lorillard’s. iar. Lorillard's.foi] TOBACCO—Common Medium Lucy Hinton....... ucy Him i'iU'J @1 25 SO 00a60"00 12 003753 ... 05 70 40 * 45 60 a 60 62 .. 76 al to SHIPPING PRODUCE b e r n i5 K ' ,T j§^(5 T ‘rli: e rs HIDES—Green salt, per rt> Dry salt Dry flint GOAT SKI .4*—Dry, per lb SHEEP SKINS—Per piece SHEARLINGS—Per piece DEERSKINS—per lb LEATHER—In the rougn RACCOON—Per pieoo MINK—Per piece OTTER—Per pieco BEAVER—Per piece... GREY FOX SKINS... RED FOX WILD CAT—Per pieca OPOSSUM—Per piece............ MUSKRAT—per piece & 5 TALLOW—Prime, per lb.. & 5 WAX—Pure yellow, per lb 20@il GINSENG—Per lb DRIEDAPPLES-Prime port DRIED PEACHK8—Peelod, bright 3 Unpecltd. No 1., . npeelsd, DRIED BLACKBERRIES WOOL—Fleece, burry, perih... Unwashed... Washed... @50 le per tt> .1 ietod.brigi.tMol I IBS 10016 , 18026 , 25333 u cook# ena Bonds CORBSCTSD XUILT BT Li.BIDA*B1V, lillOKEK. Georgia8percent bonis....... 101 alls Goorgia7 per cent, bonds (geld) 112 a 112% Georgia 7 per oent. bonds (regular) ....111.112% Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (endorsed)..-HO a 111 Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (Smith)..,.. 115 a 118 Georgia 6 per oent (j!d) ...101 a 105 Georgia 6 per cent, bo*6 ft (now) 106 a 107 City of Macon 7 per cent. (long)..... 64 a 66 City of Macon 7.per cent (short).......... 65 a G6 Oity of Augusta 7 per eeht— .100 a 101 Oity of Atlanta 7 per cent... ...100 City of Atlanta 8 per oent 102 a IDS City ol Savannah. 69 a 70 Central Raiiroaa joint mortgage ...108 a|109 Georgia Railroad 6 per cent. bonds.„..100 a 101 Macon and Weswn RR bonds.......par and int Northeastern KR bonds (endorsed)...105 a 106 Southwestern Rallied ...parand int South Ga.ar.dFU 1st mortga8e..„......lD7 a 108 A, A G. R. R. Sd mortgage (endorsed) ...10 a ie32 Bout Gaand Fla 82 a 83 Western R.R. of Alabama 1st mortgagelio a 112 Western LUilAlabama2dmortgs*e...ll0 a 113 M ft A R.R. 1st mortaagefrot endur’d 80 a 90 M AA R R, 2d mortgage (endured)...par a 101 Southwestern RStto«kIj»...... 102.103 Georgia Railroad stock 81s8i Central Railroad stock... 63a64 Augusta and Savannah r.ilrosd stock... 1Q3 SHAFTING. A LOT o! Shaftiag—Wt little used—with Wheels, Cogs, etc. Will take Lumber in payment. ASHER AYRES, autC wlm Fsplar Street, Macon Ga. W HEREAS James W Turk, guardian for Waller P Godard, applies to me for dis- miftiion. These are to cite and ateouisb all person con cerned boskenr cause at this office on the first Monday in September text, if any-they have, why he shall not bn discharged therefrom. Given under my baud cMriaily. ROT. am* T ROSS. Ordinary. Ordinary's Office. Jones county, Georgia, July 21.1379. juIS4 td pd SUniiii. Me n*ve the LARGEST and be selling Stationery Package in tho world. It contains 18 sheets of Paper, 18 Envelopes, Pencil, Penholder, Golden Pen, and a piceaat vihaOli Jewelry. Complete sample yackica, with Magmt gold store Sleeve Rutto i. Set Gold-plated Studs, Engraved Gold, plated Ring, and a Ladies’ Fashionable Fancj Set, Pin and Drops, puttwifi —> cent j. 5 Pack ages with Asserted Jovtb? 81. 8PLENDID WAmCH AND CHAIN FREE WITH EVERT 850 T ORTR OF SOOM YOU BUY. Extrasr- di*W Indaceoxeats taJL(«ate BRIDE* CO, S Bro*lwnv. NY niUBSU. JU..E» (JUUCiTY.—Wnere** vx Mrs L V Farrar, administratrix estate of Samuel M Farrar, d.oaattd, applies to mo for dismission. These are to cite all persons concerned to show ciuse. if any they have, at this court on the first Monday in November next why the same shall not be granted. Witness my hand eHrisTIr. JoliStd* ROLa2X14 9 R08P. Orhnarv. ▲ O TAYLOR") LIBEL FOR D1VORCB vs f To Bibb Superior Court, Wit TAYLOR J A*ril Term, 1S7S. It sppearing lo the Court by the return of the Sheriff that th* dafendant does not reside in Bibb county, and it farther appearing that he does n)t reside ia tuis Kioto, snd it further ap pearing that service has not been perfected in accordance with a rale froe this Court grunted November 15th, 1878. It is on motion ordered that said cen ndant answer said libel at Uw October Term. 1879, of thi* mart, or that .aid cause be considered in default snd libellant allowed to proceed. Or. dered farther that terries bo perfected py pub lication inthe Teligr»ph aid Massinger oace a month for four months. By tho Court: JOHN L HARDEMAN, Libellant’s Attorney. This June 2ttb, 1S79. . A true oitrect from the minutes of Bibb Su perior Court, this Mfc 1879. jun25 lamtm A B RQ83 Clerk. ATL4STA & CHARLOTTE AIR-LINE . RAILWAY- OFFICE GEN’L PASS. * TICKET AGT ATLSVTA, Ga, Oct 31,1S7S. AN and after Sunday, November 10th. double V/ daily Trains will run on this Road as foiiows GOING EAST. Night Mail and Paasenger Train. Arrive Atlanta ....................... Leave Atlanta i. — 3.15 p m Arri Atl i>M * eng6r Tlmin * Leave Atlanta.^ 6.00 pm GOINO WEST. Night Mail and Passenger Train. Arrive Atlanta 11.00 m Leave Atlanta Day Passenger Train Arrive Atlanta................ 1030 pm Leave Atlanta GOING EAST. Local Freight and Accommodation Train Arrive Atlanta..^.....,.,................ Leave Atlanta...-.^ 840am Through Freight Train Arrive Atlanta Leave Atlanta..... 925am GOING WEST Local Freight and Aooommodation Train Arrive at Atlanta........ 4.90 p m Leave Atlanta, Through Freight Train Arrive Atlanta 11.20 a m Leave Atlanta Close connection at Atlanta for all points West add at Charlotte for all points East. GJ FOSEAOEB, G M. W J HOUSTON, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Georgia Railroad Company. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, AuaUBT*. Gk, July 12, 1879. Commencing Sunday, 13th inst. the following passenger schedule will be operated. Trains run by Atlanta tune—3 minutes slower than Macon: NO 1'/—BAST (daily). Leave Macon Leave Miiledgevllle Leave Bparta Leave Warren ton „.... Arrive Camak Arrive Washington : Arrive Athens Arrive Atlanta _ Arrive Augusta 3,28pm NO 17—WEST (daily). 7:00 am .... „ 8:68 a m .......10:06 a m 11:14 a m .......11:27 am 2,00 p m 3:15 p m 6:00 p m Leave Augusta Leave Atlanta Leave Athens Leave Washington.... Leave Camak Arrive Warrenton Arrnve Sparta..... Arrive Miliedgeville., ........... 9:36 a m 7.45 a m 9.15 a m 10.45 am 1.14 p m 1.30 p m 2*35 p m , ASS p m Arrive Macon — 6;S5 p m No connection to or from Washington on Sun- dm. NO 16—BAST (daily, except Sunday). Leave Macon 7.u0 p m Leave Milledgevillo „.... 9.15 p m Leave 8parta_ 10 45 a m Leave Warrenton. 12.15 a m Anive Camak 12.30am Arrive Anausta 6 20 a m •NO 15—WEST (dsily, exoept Sunday), Leave Augusta 5.30 p m Leave Camak 1.60 a m Arrive Warrenton 1.15 a m Arrive Bparta 2.45 a m Arnve Miliedgeville 4.20 a m Arrive Macon 6.45 a m Trains will not stop at flag stations, Close connections at Augusta for all points East and Southeast, and at Macon for all points in Southwest Georgiaand Florida. Suptro improved Sleepers between Macon and Angusto. Pullman Sleepres Augusta to New York. Only one change Macon to New York. Tickets and Baggage Checks. Time Cards, etc, are to obtained at union Depot or at Union Ticket Office, 84 Mulberry Street. S K JOHNSON, Superintendent B R DORSEk, «nlS-«< Genaral Passenger Agent Leave ThomaaviHe...... 7.36 px Leave Jesup 5.46xx Arrive a* Savannah 8.20 a M N o change of cars between Savannah and Jack- toayille and Savannah and Albany. Sleeping cars run through to and from Savan nah and Albany. Passengers from Savannah for Fen; audio a, Gainesville andCedar Keys take this train. Passengers for Darien take this train. Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take this train, arriving st Brunswick at 6.-00 aiu. Passengers leave Brunswick at 8:00pm, ar ms at Savannah 8 JO a m. Passenger* leaving Macon at 7.15 A X (daily ex cept Sunday) connect at Jesup with this train lor Florida. Passengers from Florida by this train connect at Jesup with the train arriving u Macon at 6A5 r x. (daily except Sunday.) Palace sleeping can are ran through to and from Savannah and Jacksonville. Connect at Albany with passenger trains both ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma- oon. Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or leans, etc. Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apalachi cola every Monday at 9.60am; for Columbus every Wednesday at 9.50 a m. Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Bun- days excepted) lor Green Cove Springs, 8t Au gustine, Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on St John's river. Trains on B. and A. Railroad leave junction, going west, at 11.37 a m, and for Brunswick at A40 p m, dsily, except Sunday. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—EASTERN DI VISION. Leave Savannah, Sundays except ed, at 7.00 A X Arrive at McIntosh “ Arrive at Jesup 9.60 AM 11.60 AM 2.20 PM 6.46 FX 5.00 AM 9.10 A X 12.20 PM 13SP v 6.15 P M Arnve at Jesup Arrive at Blackshear • “ Arrive at Dupont - “ Leave Dupont ” “ Leave Blackshear " Leave Jesup " “ Leave McIntosh “ Arnve at Savannah “ “ WESTERN DIVISION: M05S4T, WEDNESDAY ABD IHIDAY. Leave Dupont...5.40 A M Leave Valdosta 8.15 A M Leave Quitman 9 87 a x Arrive at Thomasville 11.45 A K Leave Thomasville ..1.40 p m Leave Camilla 4.16 p M Arrive at Albany 6.30 p M Leave Albany 5.20 A a. Leave Camilla 7 35 a M Arrive Thomaaville. 10.60 ix Leave Thomasville 1.00 p M Leave Quitman 8.13PM Leave Valdosta A40 p st Arnve at Dupont 6 50 P M J S Txsox, Master of Transportation. H S HAINES, aprSStt General Superintendent. CONDENSES CYCLOPEDIA. Rarest opportunity for making money is now offered to general agents and canvassers in the South on this exceedingly useful and low-priced book. 1.060 pp, double column. 700 engravisgs. 10 double-page colortd maps. Only 85 a copy For terms aud territory address T BLLW6FO ZELL. DAVIS A Co. Philadelphia mar7w6t NOTICE FOE LEAVE TO SELL LAND j-tEORGIA, JONHS COUNTY.—Four wocks VX alter-date I will araly to the.Court of Or dinary of Jones County For an order So led r. j thn real estate of Wiilism Upery, der-ased, sitn- r*« in this county and .known as the Mow fl l Uporydowhr. July 11 (W1872 j JuliS lawSw* BlTH TOWLES, Adm'r. i UullbLE TO AND FROM FLORIDA Macon & Brunswick R. R, Gxxxkai, SuPBxnmxPiXT’i Macon, Ga., AprU 19, 1879. . O N and after Sunday, the 20th instant, Pas senger trains on this i lows. CUMBERLAND ROUTE via BRUNSWICK NIGHT PASSENGER NO. L SOUTH. Daily Leave Macon 7:45 PM Arrive Cochran....^, 9:47PM Arrive Eastman...^.,— 10:46 px Arrive J eaup 8:27 am Arrive Brunswick™ 6:00 A X Leave Brunswick per steamer 6:15 4 M Arrive Fernandina 10; 1: j. u Arriye Jacksonville 2:5® fm mtiH’i^rABSK^GtBR’NO.'i,* NORTH—Dffi^ Leave Cedar Keys 5:25AX Leave Jacksonville,. .11:15AX Leave Fernandina der Steamer..••••••*.•• 8:45 p m Arrivo Brunswick .....7:45 P M Leave Brunswick 8:00 P x Leave Jesup 10:55PX Leave Eastman 8:31 AX Leave Cochran .4:33 a x Arrive at Macon 6:45 A X Close connection at Maccn for all points North, East and West via Atlanta aud Augusta. DAY ACCOMMODATION 60. s.Sou t Via Jesup and Live Oak—Daily, except Sunday Leave Macon 7:15 ax Arrive Cochran 9:43 a Arrive Eastman .11:14 A X Arrive Jesup 6:25 p x Arrive Jacksonville 7:25 A X NO.4 NORTH. Daily,except Sunday. Leave Jacksonville 5.15PX Leave Jesup..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,.,,, 6.75 m, x Leave Eastman 1:21 pm Leave Cochran 2.45 r m Arrive Macon 6:15 p m Connects at Macon for points North, East and West. HAWKIN8VILLE BRANCH. Freight and accommodation—Daily except Sun day. Leave Cochran........... Arrivo Hawkins villa Leave Hawkinsvilie Arrive Cochran Connects at Cochran with trains 1 from Maccn. Leave Cochran Anive Hawkinsvilie Leave Hawkinsvilie.™,^, Arrive Cochran 2:30 P X Connects at Cochran with trajm 3 and 4 to and from Macon. GEU.W. ADAMS, Gen. Snpt. W. J. Jasti*. Mast. Trans. „.... 10:00 P M 10:45 P X .... 3:30 AX 4:15 AX and 2 to and 10:00 AX 10.45 A X 1.45 PX Central M Sonttwesiern Railmil* Sataxxah. Ga. Jane 26.1M9 O N and after Sunday, June29,1879, passenger trains on the Central and Southwestern Railroads and branches will run as (allows: XBA1X HO. 1.—OOIJTO XOBXX ABD WEST. Leaves Savannah 9:20 A X Leaves Augusta. .9:80 A X Arrives at Augusta .4:45PX Arrives a l Macon..,, 6:46 px Leaves Macon for Atlanta ......8:15 P x Arrives at Atlanta..... 3:50AX Making close connection at Atlanta with West- era and Atlantic and Atlanta Charlotte Air-Line for all points West and North. OOX1BS SOUTH ABD BABY. Leaves Atlanta..,.,,, 11:40 pm Arrives at Macon 6:20 A X Leaves Macon... 7:00 i X Arrives at ttmedgeviild... 0:44 ax Arrives at Eatonton 11:30 A X Arrives at Augusta...,,,.,,,,, 4:45 p x Arrives at Savannah 4:00 P X Leaves Augusta 9:30 AX Making connection at Savannah with the At lantic and Gulf Roilroadfor all points in Florida. XBAIB BO.I.—00138 BOOTH ABD WEST. Leave* Savannah 7:30 P X Arrives at Augusta 5:40 A X Leaves Augusta ;... .-..8:30 P X Arrives at Millodgeviile 9:44 a x Arrives at Eatonton .11:30 A X Arrives at Macon. 8:00 A X Loaves Macon for Atlanta 3:40 A x Arrives at Atlanta 1:16 P x Leaves Maoonfor Albany and Eufaula, 8 35 A X Arrives at Eufaula..,, 3:42 P X Arrives at Albany, 8:43 p x Leaves Macon for Uotambus 8,45 A X Arrives at Columbus... 2.15 p x Trains on thi kichedulo for Macon. Atlanta Columbus, Euf;«* and Albany daily, making clcte connection at Atlanta with Western ana Atlantic and Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, At Eufaula with Montgomery & Eufaula Rail way; at Columbua with Western RailroEd; at Augusta with tho Charlotte. Columbia and Au- gutbi Railroad for all points North and East. Eufaula Tram connects at Fort Valley for Per ry, daily except Sunday, and atCuthbcrt for Fort Gaines Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Train on Blakely Extension leaves Albany Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Friday*. COMISfi COUTH ABD BAST. Leaves Atlanta —..*16 P M Arrives at Macon from Atlanta..,,.,.,.... 6.55 P K Leave* Albany — 11:13 A X Leave* Ecfbum........ .11:27 A X Arrives at Macon from Bnfaula and Al bany. 6:38 P X Leaves Columbus .". ......12<65 A X Arrives at Maccn from Colnmbaa..™ 6:0 S p x Leaves Macon .7:85pm Arrives at Augusta 5:40 A x Leaves Augusta ,....8;S9P x Arrives at Savannah.,,... 7:13 A x Passengers for Milled gerille and Eatonton will take train No. 2 from Savannah, and train No. 1 from Macon, which trains connect daily except Monday, for these points. Through Sleeping Cara on all Night Trains between Savannah and Augusto, Augusta and Mucin,and Sivannah and Attanta. E H 6XIIS, WILLIAM ROGERS, Gen Ticket Ag«. Gen Supt. OSS, Savannah, J C SH4W, W. G. RAOUL. GenTravAgt. Euct. 8 W E R.Macon. anS tl J WOULD call the attention of the smoking public to the fact that I am selling Cigars lower than anybody. In these hard times a nickel saved Is a t id o’, made, and if you 2\Al"UL&t smoke, buy your Cigars where you can get the best for the least money. Cigars by the box at close prices for cash. Call and see. /2JEORGIA. JASPER. COUNTY.—Applies. VjT tion will be made t» the Court ot Ordinary of. Jasper on the first Monday in Sept ember neit for Jeaveto sell the house ana tot in the town of Montieello, in raid county, belonging to the es tate o Lucy B Smith, late of said county, dec’d. for the benefit of ihe minor children of said de ceased. Auyust 1st, 1879. 8 A FLOUtNOY. snz-3I«w4w Adm’rof Iso B Smith, dm-’d . LlBKii F’UK DIVOfiUK. 8 R PARKE &. ") Lieel for divorce—Rule vs > perfect seiviee—Bibb S C, Ocl CATO PARKER.) Adjou. ned Term, 1873. It appearing to the Court by the return ef the Sheriff that defendant does not reside it this county, and it further appearing that he d oes not reside in the State of Georgia; It is ordered that said defendant appear and answer said suit st the next term of this court or be con sidered in default. It is further ordered that semco of this rale be mad eon said defendant by publication in the Telegraph and Messenger one* a month for four months. X J SIMMONS. J 8-0 M 0. By the Court: A true extract from the minutes of Bibb 8up< nor Court this January 20th, 1879. ian24...1am4m A B BOSS. Clerk GUARDIAN'S SALE. GEORGIA BIBB COUNTY.-Byvirtue order from the Court of Ordinary of sail count will bs sold before the court noute door of sat county on the (1st) first Tuesday in Septemh next, between the -egal hoars of sale the foliot ing property to wit: That parcel of land ritual* in the city of Msoon and kuown according to th plan of said city as lot number (3) three, h square (92) ninety-two. tronting on Arch rtveev one hundred and ten (110) feet and ruuningback on the line of an alley one hundred and'ten (110) feet, with all the improvements thereon: Said property sold a* the property of Edward Berend, a minor, ia'e of said county deceased, for the pavment of debts and for distribution among the hers of said decedent. Terms cash. JACOB D1NKLER, ang5 ltawdw Guantam. GEORGIA, JASPER COUNTr.-Whereas " is shown to tue that the estates of Obadiab Cornwall and of Peyton Clements, late of Jas per count'. deceased, are unrepresented. This is therefore to ci*e all persons interested to appear at my office on ths first Monday in September ntrt and show cause, if any -hey can, vhv a lninirtraf.m upou aaid estates ihould not be vested in n e Clerk of Superior Court of said county, or c> roe other fit aud. proper person. Witness my band officially. F M SWANSON. Ordinary. ■Montieello. Ga. July 30th. 1879 anal law4w ANDREW CTJTHBERTj GA Toe Twenty-Seventh Scholastic yeir will open on September IStU. proximo. 1. Faculty experienced and efficient. 2. Cour-eof htudy advanced and thorough. 3. Buildings commodious ar.d e!-gmt. 4. Ground* the band>omest m the South. 5. Location unsurpassed for salubrity. 0 Society of Cuthbert refined and cultivated. CHARGES. Board and Tuition in all English and Clasrioa' Studies for the year, everything included, 8138. Music (vocal and instrumental), French Ger man. Oil Painting; Fecal Sketching, Fancy Needlework, and otner extras very moderate Tuition free to all Ministers of the Gospel in the regular work. 49‘Coliego endorsed by tho million-®* A’o Special reference ne dcd. For Catalogues and additional information address Klv A L HAMILTON. D D, Pres’t, - Cuthbert, Georgia. N B — Ite celebrated S vedish system of Physi cal Training fev girl- a specialty. Parents would do well to investigate. NOTH—Cuthbert is situated on-the South western Railroad, the main line connecting Sa vannah and Maccn and Montgomery, one hun dred and eighteen miles south ol Macon, and twenty miles from Lu.'aul , banco accessible from all point-. aug; w8t BOLAND B. HALL, Druggist, auglO tf 17 COTTON AVENUE. Hi YorK Weekly Heralfl. ONE DOLLAR A TEAR. The circulation of this popular newspaper has more than trebled during the past year. It contains all the leading news contained in tho Daily Hksjld, and is arranged in handy de partments. The - - FOREIGN NEWS embraces special disnatches from all quarters of the globe. Under the head cf AMERICAN NEWS are givon the teVgraphio dispatches of the week from all parts of the Union. This feature alone makes tho WEEKLY HERALD tho most valuable chronicle in the world, as it is the cheapest, Every week is given a faithful re port of POLITICAL NEWS embracing complete and comprehensive dis patches from Washington, including full reports of the speeches of eminent politicians oq the questions of the hour. THE FARM DEPARTMENT of the Weekly Hbbald gives the latest a* well as the mo>t practical suggestions and discov eries re’ating to the dutirs of the farmer, hints for raising cattle, poultry grains, tree3, vegeta bles, etc., with suggeetions for keeping buildings aud farming utensil* in repair. This is supple mented by a well edited department, widely copied under the head of THE HOME, giving recipes lor practical disliei, hints for making clothing and for keeping up the latest fashions at the lowest price. Every item of cook ing or economy suggested in this department is r»etica!ly test- d by experts before publicat:on. .etters from our Paris and London correspond ents on the very latest fashions. The home do partment cf the Weekly Hbbald will rave the ho'u-ewife more than one hundred times the pi ice of the paper The interests of SKILLED LABOR are looked after, and everything relating tome- ebaniesand labor saving is carefully recorded. Thereisapagedevoted to all the latest phases of th> business markets, crops, merchandise, etc. A valuable feature is found in the specially re ported prices and conditions of THE PRODUCE MARKET. Sporting news at home and abroad, together with a story every week, a sermon by some emi nent divine, literary, musical, dramatio. per sonal and sea notes. There is no paper in the world which contains so much news matter every week as the Wbbxly Hbbald, which is sent postage free for one dollar, Toucan subscribe at any time. The Jfew York HeraH in r ^§1 a T«r Address NEW YORK HERALD, aug21 lw Broadway and Ann St, N i. SUIT ATLANTIC & GULF R. R. OftVftftftfttt, jxiajr ri.ii, xo,9.^ /~VN and after SUNDAY, May 18th, Passenser \JTrains on this Road will run as follows: GS3S3AL SUPBBIBTBBDBBT’s OlIICl, ATT.AirrTti abd Gulp Railroad 8AVAXBAH. May 17th, 1879, 1, P: NIGHT EXPRESS, Leave Savannah daily at Arrive at Jesup Arrive at Thomasville Arrive at Bainbridge Arrive at Albany Arrive at Live Oak Arrive at Tallahassee Arrive at Jacksonville.,,.,.,... Leave Tallahassee i/oave Jacksonville..-.,.......,, Leave Live Oak Leave Albany. Leave Bainbridge..,, 4.10 rx 6.33 P X 6.25 a X 9.40 AM ,..,11.60 A X 1:35 AM 7.S0 A M 7. SO A X .6.00 P M ..;,»...-.Mi,.8.Cqp M SSjWMpX i,..,-A t tSPX S.io’rx w* have received a lsrge selection of SAMPLES -FOR FALL ill WINTER SUITS snd are now ready to take order at astonishing LOW PRICES. These in need of a SUIT OF CLOTHES wil save money by leaving their measure with. Chas. Wachtd & Bro., 73 Olierry Street I s-jf® feU.sffilyyfF R R MAY A CO, 98 Cherry Street, - - QA. Manufacturers of and Dealers in CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, WAGONS, Harness Saddles, Whips, Bridles, Collars, Hames, Valises. Trunks Traveling Bags, CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGES, Lap Eobes Horse Blankets, Call and exatnire our stack before piirehas 5 ' Repositories—98 Chorry Street, Macon, and; Bioad Street. Augusta | H Lose, guardian of Eliza E Lowe, Fi'za E Roberts, has made application for STS -f dismis ion from said guardianship. X uae are therefore to cite and admeniaf * -us concerned to be and appeal- att On - of Ordinary of said county on the l Mo :1ay in September next to show cause.-.; tho. have,why letters,of dismission should BO nanted to applicant, Witncs my hand officially. June 2d, 1679. un3 la 4w J 4 MCMANUS. Ordinary. G EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.-Whereaa Ga- b>iel B Roberts admnist rat or on the estate or Joseph G Stiles, deceaved, applies to me for dismission from said estate. These are to cite all persons concerned to show cause, it any they have, at the November Term of this court why the same shall net be granted, Given under my hand officially. julis td- ROLAND T ROS3. Ordinary LORD & TAYLOR, Hull I 0£ uHifliilli NEW_YORE. Opening Spring Displat NEW DRY GOODS. —Manufacturers of and Dealers Wagons. Our Shops on Poplar Street, next dcor to Stow art’s Stables. Are supplied with a full stock of the choicest and w« have n our employ the beat mechanic* in Georgia. We will mako nothing but the fory bt st work, and at prices within the reach Cl! all. The manufacturing department is in chir.-e of T S Greene, late ol Freeman A Greene, who will be glad to wait on all bis old easterner*. The best hand made harness always on hand. Repairing of all kinds will have care ful attention. Prices low. We will occupy the old carriage stand. Good, Small A Co, its a sales room on (ictober 1st. All work warranted. Maron. Aumist 22. ,87S naw6m i ’ i»»)it’*lA. Ju.wid i/uu.vn.—TO each ad VjT mioistntor. executor and guardian wbo are reauired by law to make annual returns to Jones Court of Ordinary—Greeting, Yon and each of you are hereby notified and required to make your annual returns as direct ed by law between this ard the £rst Monday in nextdulv, in default thereof attton by the court will be taken under the law of such cases And to those who have failed to make return ct last July term, as required by law, notice i given that action will be taken by the court to enter judgment against them and their sureties on bend tor s-.icb default and for all moneys n legally Htcour.sed fur in this court. Ordered that this notice be published in the Telesr*; h and Messenger for tnree months Witness my hand officially. _ March25,1879. »nr5 lawStp* | iJSU&vilA, CuUaN rx.— Wlioruas VJT John W Grubb*, administrator of Temper ance Cheev, deceased, applies to me for dl-mis sion from hi* administration. -i hia i* therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause at this offiev on or by the firrt Monday in Octob-r next, if any th;y can, why the same shall no- he granted. Witness my cffi.-isl sigi ature, this Sd day of July. 1879. ju!3 la»?m* • P A SWANSON. Ord’y. G eorgia, bibb county —wherca* wu- liamS Holt ar.d John S Jones, admin istrator on the estate of James Devn. late of said county, deceased, has msde applica tion for leave to sell all the real and personal property bel .ngiug to said estate These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court y. Or:* ii ary of said county on the first Monday iu Auirurt next, to show cause, if any they have, why cai-i application should not be granted. Witness my hand officially. July 6th, 18‘9. J A MCMANUS, jql6 law4w Ordinary- BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALES. YVTILL he sold be’ore the court house door in , vt the citv of Macoti during the legal hours cf sale, on the first Tuesday in September next, the following property, to wit: Part of lot No 5 in block 66 situated on Fifth street, in the city of Vacon, Bibb county, Ga, bounded on tie northwest by Filth street on tLe northeast by R L Henry’s lot, cn the south west by P Pei ton’s lot. on the southeast by property oi the Central railroad. Levied on as the property of Elizabeth V.Pablo to satisfy a fi fa ivsutd from Justice Court 716th G M, in favor of Green J Blako vs Elizabeth Tenable. Prop erty pointed out by plaintiff. Also at the same time and placo let No 1.7 and 8inblcckS7and fractional part cf lot No6 block 31 agreeable to the plan of surrey of the touth- west Commons rl the city of Macon, Bibb coun ty, Ga, the aaid lots being knowu as the Tan Yard property of the late Jacob SchalL Levied on as the uropertv of Henry Schall as trustee for Lewis Schall, Chas Schall, Julia Schall. liermon Schall, George Schall, Emma Schall and Henry Schall to sativfy a distress warrant issued by K CGrannits. Justice of the Peace, returnable to Bibb Superior Court in favor of G B Roberta vs Henry Si hall, trnateo for Lewis Schall, Chari-a Sd all, Ja:ia Schall Hermon Schall, George Schall, Emma Schall and Henry Schall. Prop erty pointed out in arid distress warrant. Also at the same timeandpUre Jots Nos land 2 in block No 4 in the Norihweit Common, sit- uated in the city of Macon. Bibb county. Ga. fronting cn College street and running back to Madison street, bounded on the north by the lo: olTf Hendrix, en the east by an alley, oil the west by Madiscn street, aud on. the south by College' street, con'atning twq acres, more or less, according to the origin: 1 survey, with valu able improvements. Levied on as tna property of John C Curd to satisfy a fi fa is-med from Bibb Superior Court in fiver of II end F BUndy- against S-nlsbur.v. Respess A Co. and John O Curd, security on supenedias bonds. Property pointed ou a by plaintiff's ai torneys. GEORGE F CHERRY. aug5 lsw4w hher:ff. mi WE CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT THAT AT NO PERIOD HAVE WE DISPLAYED AN ASSORT MENT OF DRY GOODS SO ADEQUATE TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PUBLIC OR AT PRICES S8 ADAPTED TO THE NECZSSITTBS OF ECONOMICAL SHOPPING. SILKS. Our BLACK SILKS contain the we!Mcnow» brands of Bonnet, Ponson, Tnrijodcr, Gurnet. Gi rard, an d other equally prominent manafactamk The Lord A Taylor FAK1LY SILK enjoys a re pa* tation for umreraai excellence that la a near? passed. Our American-Cachemire IXDESTRCCTrBLB BLACK SILK justly claims earnest attention, beins eau&l te the best ot re ten manufacture at half the coet EKERY YARD WARRANTED: In COLORED SILKS our well-solrcted etook In- offered at pricee that cannot bo unde rsold. Also, COLORED AND BLACK SILK DAM ASSES, *m» bracing the rarest gems of the European of American Markets. In SUMMER SILKS and FOULARDS we tm*C everything that is new end beauU f uL DRESS GOODS. Anderson’s” Scotch Zephyrs, printed cdtXon Dress Goods, Xomie Cloths, Cotclines. Percales, Cheviots, Ac., with every grade to be found tn s flrstclass establishment ^ Shawls, Cloaks, and Wraps. This department maintains its suprcm.oy, Ahd ■hows the best production* from the Eurcpapu centre* Our Cloths and Sacquei are cut and madfrwy men tailors, therefore style and fit are guaranteed. * Suits and Costumes. Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustain that pre-eminence so justly established, ead always represent the latest styles and fashions. Ladies’ and Childrens ladergarmerfs. Superb assortment of fine French hand-atAe UNDERWEAR, comprising every rpquiaite for a lady’s ward robe. Also, children’s sutea for every Age and size. Our Infanta* Furnishing Department If thor^ oughly equipped. Complete Wurdn t»es as low*5 $35; better goods in prqportion. Any articledQ the Wardrobe At list price; really cheaper than tho home-mado article, and much more acttefro tory* Hosiery, Gloves, & Handkerchiefs. The largest, rarest, and most unique Frroch novelties in the city. Also, the medium grades of hose for ladies and children at very moderate price*. > Ladies*, misses*, and children’s kid. cloth,tana Lisle Thread Gloves of tlie best manufacture, tn all the newest shades to match any dress material. A superior selection of plain hemmed linen, and. all linen hemstitched, and scolloped Handker chiefs. Also, embroidered Silk liandkercHftfe unsurpassed in beauty or color. RIBBONS. All the choice grades, containing everr^olog- and shade known.' Fresh additions daily. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Everr possible requisite fora scntieman’s outfit First-class and medium grades of good* at i»r usual reasonable price* Quality, style, andHt^ha prominent features of tlite department. Boots and Shoes. For sprin? and summer, for Ladies, Mit9es.fcnd Children. Cloth ton. low button shoes, the novelty of the season. SO; genuine kid walkixi* boots. $3.75. Low *hocs from $2 to $5; fine quality 411 p- pers from $L23 to $2.50: Misses’ best pebble gnat, worked buttonhole*. $2; Children’s hand made, spring Heel, button boots, $1.G0; Infants’ 8hoef,'AU colors, v\25. . Boys* and Youths* French calf button t>oota» $2.75, and a good, durable laced shoe $1.95. 9QT Ocr goods aro all flrtt.rlasc. AVer fill all orders exactly and to thclaterest or unrebaters, guarantee all pardimes to be satlifhctory to buyers, and^mad ready to remedy all error*. We •«nrlto order*, convinced that r\ Drat trial *$tll Insuro m the regular cnstooi berestffeer. All orders for Onods to be ntcoMpa 1 nled by the money; or, where parties w3*h. Goods will bo sent by express. Cm C. D. Where tho remittance Is |MOv large, we always return the digteiT.se*- Broadway and Twenlictfe Si v , • Grand. Chry&tie, and Forsyth, II. K 2S2I*1 A GOOD PLAN Anybody can loam to make money rapidly ,per- ating in Stoskt by (ho "Two Unerring Rules for Success.” in Messrs i.awroncei Co’s new Circu- ar. Tho combination method, which this flm has made so successful, enables people with largo on mall means to reap all the benefits ol largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or ders, in v-srious sums, ara rooled into ons vast amount anil cs- operated as a mighty whole, thus securing to each shareholder all the advan’ages of tho largest operator. Immense profits are d ivided monthly. Any amount, from 85 te $s,tM or more, cau be used successfully. New Ysrk Baptist Woekly, Septambtr 28,1878, says.- ”By the combination system $15 would make $75, or 5 per cent: $50 pays $550, or 7 per cent: $100 makes $l.i 00. or 10 per cent on the stock durirg tho month, according to the market.” Frank Leslto’a Illustrated Newspaper, June 29th: “The combination method of operating stocks is the most successful ever adopted.” New York In- dependent. Sept, 12th: “Tha combination »ys tem is founded upon correct business principles, and no person need be without an incoma while it is ke-1 working by Messrs Lawrerce A Oe.” Brooklyn Journal. April £9th: “Our oditor msae a net profit of $101 25 from $20 in one of Messrs Lawrence & Co s combinations ” New circular (mailed free) explains everything. Stocks and bonds wanted. GoTer- rent bonds supplied. Lawrence A Co, Bankets, 67 Kxchanra : lac. New York. tiff7^7 a month and expenses guarautoed »T> I I Agents. Outfit firee, Shaw A Augusta. Maine. Gr EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Mra Martha L Harris, guardian of Mattie J Har ris, Ann e L Harris and Jamo i A Harris, minor children oi Thos A Harris deceased, has mtde application tor letters of dismi-rion from sail guardianship. Tbeso are therefore tocito'and sdmoiiiih all p-reons concerned to be andappear at th- Court of Ordi ary of said county on the first Monday inNovembernext ts showcau a if any they have why said application th-jull net be granted. Witness my hand offi-ially. J A Moil AN US, Ordinary. August 4.1879. amrfitd LIBEL FOB D1VOECE. Cleramie Corbett vs Charles Corbett—Libel for Divorco-Jasper Superior Court, April Term, 4279. It appearing to the court b> the reia -n of the sberin that the delen lant is not to be found in thecounlr: i-ud it being further shown that he does not reside in iho otate. Therefore, it is or dered that service b8 perfected by publication In th6 Macon Telegraph and Messenger, pub- 11-hrd in Maoin, G», once a month for the space of four mo-thji before the noxt term of this court. Muj 2d, 1879. By tho Court: 0 W JORDAN”; im-i.-a iiii* ■ - ‘”i;irif’j • -.vi angle inn wed sat U 2£,C -Mforpliiii c HnM! InrTOtl i iSifl i mlMsm ? g*? 5 ?! G EORGIA BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas W L Bass, administrator on the estate of Mrs Julia E Collins, late of said couty deceased, bas made application to me tor letters of dismission from aaiu estate. These are therefore to cite end admonish all persons concerned to be and appear attheCourtof Ordinary of siia countyontho first Monday in November next to ihow cause if any they have why taid application should not be grant d. Given under my hand officially. J A Me d. AN CS, Ordinary. August 4.1S79, sng5td G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Thos W Barron, executor, and Josephine Lums- cen. executrix, of the esUte of Mrs. Harriet Fos ter, late of said county deceased, have applied to me for letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to c to and admonish all persons concerned to ne and aprear at the Court oft'rdianry if s*id county on the first Monday in November next to show causeif any they have why aaid application ehould cot bi granted. Given uudern.j hand officially. J A McMANUS, Ordinary. August 4.1S79. auzStd FI EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY,-Whereas W VT W Carnes, adminis-rator of Samuel G Bonn, late of said county deceased, bas made applica tion for letters of dismission from said estato’ These aretherefore to cite and admonish all per sons co-cerned to bo and appear at the Court of Ordinary o’said omnty on the first Monday in November next to show muse if anv they have whv said applicatioh should net te granted. Witness my hand officially. J A McMANUS, Ordinar August 4,1S79. atifld * fa EORGIA, BIBB COUNT\.-Under and by VJT virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi nary of Pu’nam county will be sold betore tlia court house door in the city of Macon, Bibb cranty. on the flr-t Tuesday in September next, between theumri hoars of aaie, two lotsot laud, to wit: Lots 7and 8 in equare £0 in the plan of the said city aituatoi on the corner cf Elm and Congress st-erts aud containing onehilitcrc, more c r levs. Abo at the rams time and place, five shares of uni»cumb'-rcd Lanier House sto-k belonging to the estate of G B Prudec, late of th* siia county of Putnam, decerned. ang* lawtw 80 PRUDEN. Adro’r. EXECUiOR’S SALE or VALCABtR USDS Iff JOjrS C0C51Y. 1>Y virtuj of tha ]a:t wili and testament of X> Marihq 8-abrock, lxte decease 1,1 will sell on the fir:t Tuerday in October next, at tha court hcase coor in tbe town of Clinton, within the lfgil bop: * of fa e, five huudred acres of land, more or levs, three miles east of Clinton, known as tha Seabro ,k placa. Good la: din a cood state of cultivate n, good dwelling and ail other houses needed, gin house and cool well cl wafer. Also at same time and plsre 233 acres of land, mo.-e or less, ono and a half mile* of Clinton, known as the Newton place, being a part of said estate This is good average laud with buildings ••hereon sufficient for farming purpose*. plent» good water ou both places for ail farming pur poses and pie- ty of timber. Sold for dij’.riba- tio am.ng the heirs. Terms cosh. aurS W4: JNO A JOHNSON. Executor. r tECRGlA, BIBB COUNTY-—Wharf as C J T Roosevelt, executor of tbe estate cf Mrs O P D Jan, late of said county deceased, has made application fo** letters of dismission fre m said e*- late, lhese are therefore to cite and admoni.h n!l persons cjnctrned to bo and appear at the Court cf Ordinary of said county on the tlist j-ondav in Nov-ecaber next t) show c.uso if any they have why *aid applicatioa shauld not be graoteJ. Given under my hand offisiallv JAMCMA> US. Ordinary. .* uau-t 4.’379 augatd * ,Tl 1 i ft’’ rtrt at tsTU l)JEPi-T5 i Aiir. i lij iSSOtoSIOISar S30O , . “ ' , pkumoxth during Vt;o Itlon. For full r.articnlars addroas J 0 McCCRDI * CO. ^augii w8t fct Louis, JIo. Masonic Building Macon* Creer^ia. T S NOW OF BERING to th public the fo'lowj g quotattons in Dry Goods : B3 1 '83 r-iLivS iu endless variety from 55-eta per yard upwards. BLACK 8ILK(. a very Iarre assortment, from $1 per yard to 84. BLACK GRENADINES of every ImsginaHo pattern from 25,35,45, 55, £5, 75 cents and Yip W 8250 per yard, D3ESS GOOD?, the largest selected stock in this rify. !rom 8.10.12%, 15, 20, 25. 30.25c to**5» per yard. LINEN LAWNS. We have a splendid Use of Patterns from 13, 2), 25, SO, S5.4 c peryard. PACIFIC LAWNS. Oar styles are Very ex* tensive, from 12% 1518 20 23c pc yard. WHITE LONDON CORDS in stripe .and check from 81012) 151810 and 25c per yard, COLORED LONDON COKD’5 in all tbe new shades and patterns from 8 10 12 l 2 16 IS'iOt peryard. HOSIERY for Ladies, Mis-ea and Children This Department is very exteasive in newetyk^ and shades. HAMBURG EDGINGS.i'le.lafgert stobk-ever brouehtto Macin, from 5 7 9 10121-2 15 28*025- to $250 per yard. WHITE GOODS. Everything pertaining-to this Department, comprising Linen Lawns. Swiss Muslin, Jaconet*, Nu usook, fromUl-ST 15 20 25 to 59c per yard. TINBN TOWEf,?, a very 'a-ge assartment from 81, 8125, $l CO, $175. $2 and.up to (©per dozen. PARASOLS of the lariat o,\I, s avd patterns from 25 50 75 $11 23 1 5U175 $2 up to $10 apiece. SILK TIES AND BOW. a t rsv.tiful roieetc; line, lrom £5 84 35 40 45 50 CO 7 50 ip Jo^2 5C apiece GENTLEMEN’S CLOTH VG..q fn*re assort ment in all styles. Thob;st Bl'.;eFic:i::el Buita at $10 59 a suit. YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SUITS In all tbe new designs from $5 0P, {5 69, $610, $6 50,8700. $7 50 unto $12 51. CHILDREN’S SUITS from S to 10 yearsof age from $2 50 S 06 S 50 4 03 4 5o5 Or up to$13per Suit. CHILDREN’S KILT SUITS, from 21-8 to s yeiraof see. a splendid assort m.-nt. .MATTING in all styles -uv patterns from 15 20 25 30 35 to 75c peryard. CARPETS, the larges; stock in tha State, a grimly reduced pii-es. And all kinds of Gootli pertaining to a first clar-s Dry Goods Establishmeat. OUR SASiPLE DEPARTMENT Is now earn- plete. ar.d we will be pleased to send -s moles ot any kind of Goods to any oi.o frie of churse. S. WAXEmKTm 6 BBO., New York Store, iSasonic Buildifue* cpiSGm Macon, Ga pEOKGIA. CRAWFORD COUNTT-—Wi VjT be sold beforo tbe court h^use a-.>orinte town of* Knos vi lie, in sav couytv. vitbinvi \ le^al hours cf sa:c, south b*'fc' ioi Xo65io$o> first district of oi ia;inaUj Houston uow Omwfon county*containing cna hurortd here 9 , morea less. Levied on a< tbe of w jhbw Johnson, deceased, to satisfy 1 - menv in O mir ford Superior Court in fay >r l! JohnWBtoaj lrgarue, administrator oi A. J deeemoa. vs A J fcanielly, administrator of SamualJoim* B3Q, deceased. Au^ubt 7ib, *^79. aueSla«4w p hO!N O. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. G eorgia, bibb county. - By virbmot authority from the Court of Ordinary»f said countv. 1 will sell hffor* tKe court kgge ■ doorinMacon. Ga. ou th-firrt Tuesdaytaffcft- tember rextJ’C to'lOT:.-'p--vcj n sii: One cue ($liC\’0) tSessiadUrtr.a-.r to.iJot tire «ma end Augusta Railis^/lrrorocroy., fold pnraose of thepaymrov of Hv of tho lilrilSl 31 Eisner, deceased.