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London, August 29.—An extra edition
of the Daily Telegraph contains the fol
lowing dispatch from Pietermaritzburg,
dated August 12tb: “Sir Garnet Wolse-
loy arrived atUlulundi, August 10;h.”
He telegraphs from that place as follows:
“Col. Ciaik’s column joined me here on
the 11th. The country is quiet, the ene
my’s nrmy have dispersed to their bomt.3.
I am in communication with the princi
pal chiefs, who say they will come in and
submit. King Ceiywajo is not very far
off, and there is a prospect of an early
and peaceable settlement. The health
of the troop3 is excellent.”
The Telegraph's dispatches from Cape
town says, notwithstanding Woleeley’a
hopeful tone, it is reported, om excellent
authority, that the Swazies at the last
moment refused to join in the operations
for the capture ot Getywayo. Okom,
iling Csty wayo’a brother, has refused to
return to bis own district, declaring that
e largo Z jin army was waiting to destroy
him.
Sir Garnet Wolaeley telegraphs that a
cavalry rtcocnoiasanco to Cetywajo’s
now Kraal, to tne north of U'nlundi, has
recovered the two oanon lest at Isaudnls.
There have been severe storms, and
the bridge overTugela river has been
paitially destroyed.
Memphis, August29—Five caeca are
reported by the Hoard of 'Health this
morning and seven deaths since last
evening. Among tho latter are Louis
Fazzi, W. H. JohnsoD, Mary IloCormiok
and Jane Whitehead. Eiiaa McDcngal is
still alive but hia death is hourly expected.
LivcbpjoIi, August 29.—This wo ek'd
circular of tho Liverpool Cutton Brokers’
Association Bay»: In the eatly part of
the week a large business was done in
cotton, at ndvanning prices, and al
though on Tuesday and Wednesday the
market was comparatively quiet, to-day,
Thursday, activity wa3 renewed. The
quotations generally ehow a considerable
advance. American cotton has been in
large request, and quotations generally
advanced a quarter penny. Sea Island
continues in improved demand, chiefly
for medium grades. Florid tie unchang
ed. The prices of futures for tho most
part were strong an! active daring the
week, and although there have been one
or two smart reactions, prices advanced
on the week ft quarter penny to 9-321. for
near and 3 321 for distant portions.
Londin, August 29,—One thousand
cotton operatives have etiuik in Glas
gow.
Qozbko, August 29.—In a debate in
the Legislative Council on a resolution
withholding supplies and calling upon
tho Lieutenant Governor 'o dismiss ':ie
Ministers, U >n. Mr. Semi said the
Joly Government wonU siever r.eigo
while it possessed the oonfilecoe of the
Legislative Assembly. An address to
the Lieutenant Governor, founded on
tho resolutions, was adopted, nml will be
presented by the Speaker of tho Council.
An answer is expected to night or to*
morrow morning.
Tiunova, August 29—A monster meet-
ing has been nell here to protest against
unconstitutional acts of the Bulgarian
Government.
Little Rock, Ark , August 29.—The
Little Bock Board of Health last night,
adopted a resolution, declaring that nfiur
September 6th. on account of the grout
expense, the Board will exercise super
vision over tho quarantine no farther
than live miles trom the oity. The
State Board will likely assume tn
pervfeion over the general quarantine.
Cna.&iiiM'nN, August 29.—The first
consignment of tho nuvr rion crop was
sold here to-day.and was bought by i>in.
Talmage’a Sons & Co.,for their Now York
house.
fc Bbiohton Beach, August 29.—There
never was a larger crowd here than as
sembled to-day to witness the great race
botweon Bramble, Fortora and Mollie
McCarthy. Only two of these horses,
however, ran. A dispatch was re*
ceived from the owner of Mollie McCar
thy, stating that she was broken down
and would never ran ngain. Tho race
was exciting, nnd close from the start to
the finish, and was won by Fortora by a
length, in 4:02}. The distance wa3 two
miles and n quarter.
London, August 29.—At a meeting cf
the Associated Chambers of Commerce
of the United Kingdom, at Belfast, yes
terday, it was deoided to memorialise the
GoVtiim nt for the appointment of a
Parliamentary committee to enquire into
theeffeot ot the depreciation of silver
upon the ccmmeroial interests of Great
Britain, and to consider what, if any,
legislation is needed thereon.
New York, August 29 —Advices from
Cuba received hero tc-day report .that
Captain Bojas and a small hand of Barti
zans have defeated an armed convoy, and
captured a supply trail between Mango-
rilla and Bayamo, with thirty thousand
dollars in gold coin, sixty thousand car*
tridges and a large quantity of provia ■
ions, olothing and shoes.
Eobert Bonner etatas that Mr. Sim
mons has bonght Barns for him, nnd that
ho paid Simmons for the horae this morn
ing.
New Orleans, August 29.—Another
daughter of General Hood was taken
down to-day with the fever. General
Hood is very low, and it ia feared he
may not live through the night. Hie
constitution is m ici shattered, owing to
the loss of his wife, also the loss of near
ly his entire fortune.
Ida Badgeeki, sister-in-law cf Theo
dore Borkion, is recovering. Borkson’s
residence is almost opposite General
Hood’s.
Since the first case of yellow fever
appeared, July 231, there have been 17
oisea, and five deaths. With three ex
ceptions all the cases were in the Fonrth
District.
New Orleans, August 80.—Gen. J.
B. Hood died at 4 o’clock this morning.
It is believed his daughter, Lydia, will
not recover. Eiith is also very sick.
London, August 30.—All the checks of
Jno. Mackintosh, of Corn Hill, E. C.,
London, a large epcculator In Amerioan
railways, were returned last night. He
will be declared a defaulter on the Etock
Exchange to*day or Monday.
It is stated that W. S. & S. Cane, iron
merchants of Liverpool, whoEe failure hat
been previously announced, expect event
ually to meet their liabilities in fall.
Stdnkt, Australia, August 29.—
Trickett again won tba Sculling cham
pionship of the world, defeating Liy-
cDok, to-day, by nine lengths, over the
Championship course, on Paramatta riv
er. Time, 22:30.
New Yobe, August 30.—Tha steamship
Erin, which eaili for Liverpool to-day,
will have a shipment of Piarro Lorilltrd’d
horses, comprising eight good looking,
well bred yearlings.
Cincinnati, August 30.—At ^Brighton,
a suburb of the city, thi3 morning during
a heavy fog, the Baltimore and Oaio
night express train ran into a New .ork
special line express, badly emauhing the
end of tba sleeper and passenger coach.
One passenger in the sleeper was seri
ously in j art d. He may not live. No
others iojared.
Mziienis, August 30.—There were nine
new oases—two whites and seven colored
—reported this mornlDg. There have
been six interments since last night.
Among they are John P. Hoffman. En-
getiia Boggrauo, sister-in-law of L. Po-
dosts, Frank M. ClemmooB. nephew of
J. W. White, and Mrs. J. Pope.
Galveston, Tex is, August 30—Tha
Newt publishes the following from Slon-
tagne, August 27th:
Ohaxles Harris was executed to-day,
in the presence of five thousand persons;
for the murder ot hia brother John, in
January, 1877. He was conv.ottd ou bid
own confession. He was fitm to tho
last, and tho drop foil, while the nr ecm
blasre sang “Tho Sweet Bye and Bye.”
Nsw Obi.hans, August 30.—GcncrsI
Hood had hopes of recovery to tho iaBt.
Perceiving flight favorable symloms, Le
eaid to Dr. Beaiies, “Wo may yet dislodge
the enemy,”. As a means cf preoaution
the military association, to whiob Gen
eral Hood b longed, was not Invited to the
foneral. Ho was buried this afternoon.
General Hood leave* alevec children, the
eldest ten years of aco, and the youngest
twins, three weeks old. His pbysiosl con
dition had been bad for some time past,
caused, it is alleged, by anxiety riding
from fin&noial reverses and a terrible blow
he reoeived in tho death of his wife.
The General leaves a manuscript of the
history of tho late war, whiob he intend
ed to have published this fa!'.
Charlotte, August 30.—The first bale
of the new crop of ooiton wa3 sold here
to-day, and classed at low middling,
brengbt 13} oents.
West Point, August 30 —Tnere was
large attendance here to-di? to witness
the oeremony of unveiling tbs Caster
monument. Algernon 8. 8a!ivan deliver
ed the address, and General 8oofirld, the
address of acceptance. The orator of
the day was General N P Banks
Washington, Augast 30.—The Tren«
ury Department ha3 placed fifteen mil
lion dollars in gold to the credit of the
Superintendent of the Assay office at New
York, to be used in payment for foreign
gold coin and gold bars now being re
ceived by European steamers in the pay
ment of balances doe th's country, l'bis
is the largest amount ever required for
the purpose.
Mobile, August 30.—Mobile quaran
tines against New Orleans on and after
12 u’oluok to-morrow night. This port
remains perfectly free from fever.
Atlanta, August 39-—H. L. Stewart
was struck with paralyeis this morning at
tho residence cf Mrs. Long, in Athens,
Georgia. He now lies at the point of
death.
Norfolk, Angnst 30.—The first bale of
new cutton arrived yesterday, consigned
to Hymans & Dancy. It was graded as
strict low middling, and sold for twelve
and one-eighth cents.
Berlin. Aagnot 30.—Tne Sorsen Zei
tuny, wniah is considered good author
ity, publishes statistics of the wheat
oaivest throng’ out Earopo. Takingone
hundred as rep ntmg an average har
vest, that of the present year in Austro
Hungary ie reor6sented by 78; Germany,
S3; Ftsocr, 73; Sw.iZerlnn'*, 80; Italy,
82; England 76; Bass' ■, 79; Bonmanis, 90.
Lindon, August 30.—The Edinburg
Scotsman says a rednotion of ten per
oent. on tho salaries of ofliiera anil sev
en and a half per oent oa the wages of
employes has been resolved upon by the
North British Railway Company in oon-
eeqnenoe of tho prevailing depression in
trade.
This rod action will tffjofc 12,500 per
sous, and in-.ke a yearly saving of £o0,-
000.
Dean Stanley has consented to tbs in
terment of the remains of the late Sir
BowUxd Hill ia Westminster Abbey.
A dispatch to the Times from Fort Mar
shall, under date of Angnst 6. says: ‘‘A
mo ecEgtr has been sent to King Ceto-
w'yo worr.rag him tbit., if he delava snb-
ia.seioa beyond tne 15th io»tsnt, Synzles
will ro l-jugrr be prevented from invad
ing Ziialiud.
London, August 30.—The Wigan coal
and iron company have made arrange
ments for ataitiog another blast furnace,
which has not been m uee for three years.
The company have received enificient or
ders for pig iron to take ont a part of the
fire furnaces until tho end ot the year,
and decline to take farther orders for de
livery in 1879
Brussel?, Auau-t 30.—The Indepehd
ence Beige say a the United States Consul
has refused to allow the vessel which
sailed rroui Flushing with a company of
French Catholics and Royalists for the
I-land of Papua, to hoist the Ameiican
flag.
LauieViLLE, August 30.—The drawing
of tho Kentucky States Lottery tor.K
place at Covington to-day. No. 17.661
drew $15 COG; 47 774, $8,000; 99 668,
$5000; 30.807. 52.6C3; 91,779. §2,600.
New Orleans, Acgnst 30.—General
flood was buried this afternoon, only a
few friends of the family and a delega-
ti n of tho Association of the Army of
Tenneesee, attending his. funeral. At
the cemetery, however, the cortege w«a
r.csivedbya detachment of tho Guards,
under Captain Pearce. .Of the late Gen.
Hood’d family, Edith was olive at 11:10,
bat waa no: expected to survive tho
night.
The Board of Health had nn informal
meeting to-diy, ia regard to sanitary in
spectors to bs present at the meeting to
morrow. The entire infected quarter of
the city is being again disinfected.
Ton thousand dollars from the National
Board of Health is to be used for sani
tary purposes. No other cases of yellow
fever than those montioned ia the d:s-
patctei have been reported byjphyeioians
and probably no other cases have occur
red, thoagh mischievous persons, by
their own diagnosis, have been able to
produce a few more cosea on paper.
Galveston, August 30.—This morn
ing a train wai prepared end left for
H maton to see if that city would enfoico
its quarantine regulations in disoba' -
enoe to lie Govornor’e proclamation.
With tho train went a United States
Marshal and 40 deputies, a United States
commissioner nnd District Attorney, it
being the intention of these offioara to ar
rest nil parties attempting to stop the
train, and tiy thorn for interference with
the United States moils. Tho train was
stopped at the county line by the Hous
ton officer who w&3 promptly arrested, as
wss nho the health officer.
At Websferville the men were released
on bond and the train proceeded.
Trouble is apprehended when tho train
reaobes Houston.
Spare my child! epu-o my ctnld!” ciics
the mother, when too iato. One box cf Dr.
Moffett’s Teethioa (Teething Powders j would
have saved her dirling.
FifiANfilSL ffl COMMERCIAL
LATEST TKLKHKATHIC REPORTS
OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER
AUGUST 80.1879.—RVEEI*«-
Cotton.
HvzarcoL—Noon- -Cotton steady: middling
uplands 613-13, middling Orleam 615 16.
Mtiek 7.003 bale*-, of which 1003 wore taken by
ipoculstors and for export: receipt* 5700. Ameri
can 2400.
Futures opened Dartially 116 cheaper.
Uplands tow middling clause August delivery
6 2«2,Augustand September 611-16*25 S2,S*pteu»
berand October 61 -16, October and November
611-52. Futures Heady
2 SO—Manchester markets firm and tending
upwards. Futures firm.
6 pm— Futures closed firmer with more
buyers at last quotations.
.Ml w I on a Lotion steady: sales 1190; middling
upland* 12%. middling Orleans 1>%.
Futures bareJv steady: August CO fill September
11.0*. October 12.51 November 11,00 Decembeb
10.50. January 10 41—17.
Cotton—Net receipts —: grew—.
Futures closod weak;ia!e» 6 700 September de
livery 12 S3—S4, Uctooe. 10.97 Ncvember 10.C0—SI
December 10.43—4s. January 10 56—51, February
10.61- 62' SI reh 10 75—75. April 10.63-85.
Galveston—Cotton strong; middling 11%,. low
middling 10J£ good ordinary ;0V& net receipts
982; gross Hi6. sales 105. stock 5143.
Norfolk—cotton firm, middling 1214, net
lecoiotsSS, sa.es 4e, stock 447.
Baltimobs—Cotton firm; middling lij< low
middling li%, good ordinary 11A4 : net receipts
—. gross —. sales —, to spinners —, stoc
1885.
Boston—Cotton quietimiddling li'A. low mid
dling 12:4, good ordinary 11%. net receipts 123.
gross 12; sales —. stock 823*.
Wilnxngioe—Cotton; steady; middling 31;
low middling 10%. good ordinary 10; net re
ceipts 4. gross —, sales —, stock 185.
Philadelphia — Cotton nrm; middling li%
low middling 12%, good ordinary 12, net re
ceipts —: gross 181, sales 474, sploners SSI, stock
SM.
Savannah—Cotton firm; middling 11%,
low middling 10. good ordinary 10%, net receipts
1*4. gross —; sales 10J; stock 1887.
New oblbans—Cotton firm: middling 11%:
lo v middling U-% good ordinary 10%, net receipts
156, gross 173, sales 125, stock C >10.
Mobile—Cotton firm: middling 11%. low
middling 10%, good ordinary 10%, net receipts (0,
gross —, sales 100, stock 820.
Memphis—Not received.
Augusta—Cotton firm: middling 11%. lo-
middling 11%. good ordinary 11, leceipts 69,
shipments —, sales 2S5.
Charleston—Cotton firm: middling 11; low
middling lu%. good ordinary 10% not receipts 7
gross —, soles SO, stock 132.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
ME3 W F BROWN anl V B BBVILL3,
Proprietors,
ARRIVALS,
Gc.oB6tubbini.Fa HOHicks.BY
OC Grist, N Y
GB Jon is, Fla
BT Goodwin. Ga
BE Johnson, Ga
B B Hawkins.Term
C H Ale.’tandir.Ga
G & Forrest. Pa
DC Crane, Ga
K M Sander., Savh
J B Canty, TTash’n
W £ Sutton, Ga
H S Edwards, city
W L Ellis, dtv
W 8 Brantly, Bibb
E D Harris, city,
J H Powers, Ga
Geo Grccnhow, city
W A Martinier*. Ga
8 E Ltshrop, city
Whit Colicr, Go
H F Barnes,SO
I, T Smith, Atlanta
PH Hunger, Ga
AF Lane,N Y
GS Botch, Atlanta
J H Hines, Ga
VN Jona», Fla
F T Antler, Ga
M M Beggs. Bavh
J F Borne, Ga
Jas K Tate. Ga
Dr H V Johnson, city
J W Rankin, Atlanta
Jas Epps. Douglass o i •
F S Grimes. Pensacola
Jno Fates, B&ito
1,8 Johnson, Fa
W A Martin. Atlanta
VAColey.G*
J 8 Ester, Ky
Cbas King, Ga
PILL
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^SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER;
Losu of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in
tlio Xlo'd, v/itli & dull sensation in t2io bacli
part, Pain under the shoulderblado, full-
nesa after eating, with a disinclination to
exertion of body or mind, Irritability of
temper. Low spirits, with nfoclins of hav
ing: neglected come duty, Weariness, Diz
ziness, Fluttering nt tho Heart, Dots be
fore the eyc3, Yellow Bhin, Hcadociio
generally over-tho n^ht cyo, Hestlesoncss
with ii.ful dreams, highly colored Urine.
IP THESE WARNINGS MB UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
XU XT’S PTT.t.3 arc esprclnlly ru’nptcd to
such roses, credosoeB'crta sue!; a chacgo
offccllnzmi:o astonish the sufferer.-
CONSTIPATION/
Only with regularity ot the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. It tho constipation Is
ot recent date, a single doso ef TUIT’S PILLS
will sufflee. but if It has become babiinal, ona
pill should betaken every nlcht,gradnal!y lessen
ing tho frequency of the dose until a regular daily
movement la obtained, which will coon follow.
Dr. I. Gny Lewi-, I'ultan, Ark., says:
“After a practice of 23 years, I pronounce
TUTTS PILLS tho begt untl-Uilions medicina
ever made.”
Rev. F. It-
“I !:r.vc-t
Ncrvcnsncs3.
me so mi
. F. E. Osgood, Now Vorli, says :
hevo had Dyspepsia, Weak Stoi.uich ur.d
onsners. I nwarnadauv medicine to do
cch good as TUTFS PILLS. Theyara
r.3 good as represented. 1
Chico 35 Hurray Street, New York.
TUTT’S HAIE BYE.
Gjiay Haib on Wsisxiies changed to a Glossy
Black by a application of this 1>ye. It ia*
p Art * a Iv.st ansi ovioi, a>;o ---- "-•/. r rJ ^
as HannlesN os spring; vt&u*r. Sold by X}rcg£*4tS» or
6«nt hy express on rocoipt of Si. ^
Office 30 Murr&y 3t. f Mow York:
FINANCIAL
London—Noon-Consols,money,97 7-16. Erin
25 %.
I 30 pm—3percentBentea 4S£rancj and 155
centimes.
yaw Yosc—Stocks opened firm: money
exchange 6. long 4 80%. short 4 83. State bonds
doll. Government securities firm.
Money Ca7, government securities strong:
new 5 per cents 2%. 5% par cents 6%. 4 per
ctnts 1%. State bonds dull. .. _
Stoc*. c’osiDg stroi g «ew fork Central. 17%:
Bne 2S%: Lake Short 8J%: llliiiois Central 84%,
Pittsburg 93%. Chicago and North wss torn 86%,
do preferred »S%. Rock L»l«nd 175%, Western
11,-r, « Tutft-Tvetilt 1 r-HTlV 7
Union Telegraph Company t7%
Sub-Treasury balances; Guid 131431,856. cur
rency 4S.917.8S0. ..... . . . _ .
Tbe weekly statement of the Associated Banks,
issued from the deuring house to-day, shows the
following ohauge,—l^ans decrease $5,4C9.800, spe
cie increase t5*,« o; legal tenders decrease
S',59800: deposits decrease $7,156.500.clroulati .n
increase S 115,000: Vererve increase $1,278.«2A The
banks now hold 3S.J67.630 In excess ot the legal
requirement.
PRODUCE
FALTlMoaB—Flour steady,, firm Howard
and Western suoerflne285©350; extras 75@47
family 6 00@5 75: City Mills superfine 2 75@S S5;
extra S 75©4 50; Eio brands 5 65. Fatspsco family
6 60. Wheat—Southern active; Western active
and strong, southern red 1 01©109: amber 110
3113; No 1 Maryland Ired 110alll%: No 2
Western winterreaspot and Augnstl 09%al 09%.
September 109%al0J%, October 10(,%al00%
November 111%. Southern corn active, esteru
Arm and higher, southern. 68. yellow 49.. Oats
southtrn S3. Western white 52a3S, do mixed 30
@31%-. Pennsylvania S2aS3. tay steady; crime
to choico Pennsylvania and Maryland 13@14,
Provisions steady: Pork 9 75. bulk meats, loose
snoulfers 3%, clear rib 4%: do packed 4%
and 5% Bacon—slioulaeisi%.clearnb 5%.Hams
ll%all%. Lard.refined ia tierces 7 Butter active:
prime to choico Western packed 12@14. CoCee
a tody: rio in cargoes llal4%. Whisky qniet
at 107%. Freights steady. .
OHIO AGO—Piour quiet and unchangc d: daubls
extra 4 0tm5 75; extra S25a4 CO. Wheat dull and
weak, lower; No 1 Chicago spring 93% cash
Vo 2 do 81 cash, 85%aS6 September, 86% October.
85% all ihe year: No S do 82. Com acti*», firm
and higher at 35 cash and September, 33%aS2%
Octob.-r.rilic'ed 32 Oats dull.and lower at ai%
cash and September, 22% October. Fori a :t:ve
firm, higher at 7 95*9 0 cash 7 92% September.
Oja3»ii4 October 607% all yeax. Lard fair de
but hi.bor atlsBiicasn, osaaotaJS 8ep-
mand _ _ _
tember. 5 57%«5C0 October. 527% alltht
year, Bulk meat! dull and tending downward
shoulders 3 50. clear ribs 470, clear sides 4 75.
Whisky steady at 107.
The fallowing reports ol the luicigo market
for Fatures, by spocial telegrams, are furnished
euby Mr.L Ripxbt. Broker in Stocks, Gr.in
and Provisions. Tho quotations to-day for
SKPTiS JdBB a delivery were:
Time. C.Ribs. Porte. Lard. Wheat. Corn.
:40 AM-4 60 7 87% 5 52% 86% S2%
11;49 it-410 7 92% 5 60 86% 51%
M P M— 4 60 7 92% 5 50 86 82%
Receipts of hogs 7.000. Market steady and
fira.
N sw York—Flour less active. Southern
unchanged: common to fair extra 4 5C@5 25. good
to choice 5 to S6 75. Wheat unchanged and active
export and speculative business ungraded win
ter red £8sl 11; No 3 do 10S%a 1 CO: No 2 do
1 U%al 12: No 1 do 1 Hal 12%. Com fairly
active but doted firmo. ungraded 45%a«%. Oats
more active and a shade better; No 8,29%. Coffee
quiet and urchangyd., .Sugar firm but rather
quiet; fair to good refining quoted at 6%@ts%;
prime 6%: refined steady and fairly active; stan,
dard A s%, granulated 8%a8%, powdered 8%,
crashed 8%. Molasses firmer and more active;
Cuba refining 50; test quoted at 2*%a!5. Rice
fairly active and steady: Carolina 6%a7%. Ro, in
quiet ut 1 --7%H SO. Turpentine firmer at 2«%a27
Wool inmoderato demand and firm; domestic
fleece 32a45, pulled 18al0, unwashed 9a23, Texas
12x30. Pork shade lower and quiet new mess
spots COaS 95, middles firm and quiet: long clear
5, short clear6%. long and short clears 15. Lard
easier hut closed firm; prime steam spot 5 82%a
40. Whisky steady at It7. Freights steady.
LOUiaviLLB—Flour steady; extra 300: family
4 0?@510: fancy 5 25@6 00; patent 05C@7 00.
Wheat steady; red and amber 93. Com dnll;
white 41%, mixed 38. Oats quiet; white 25%. mix
ed 24%. Pork qniet at 10 00, Dard quiet; choice leaf
in tierces 7%. in kegs 8%. Bulk meats steady
shoulders S to. clear rib 4 85. clear sides 5 05, loose
Bacon steady, shoulders 3 £5; clear ribs 512%,
clear sides 587% Sugar-cured hams 9@»%.
Whisky firm at 1 US
CINCINNATI—Hour firm: family 4 50@5 75e
Wheat quiet and steady at 91a95. Cora lower at
87a37%. Uats unsettled: No 2 mixed 25s2J.
Pork firmer at 8 25. Lard dull and a shade lower;
current make 5 59. Bulk meats dull and shad
lower, shoulders 3 05. short rib 450, clear sides
4 80. Bacon s shade lower: shoulders 8 87%,
clear rib 5 05, clear sides 5 30. Whisky steady at
105. Hog's steady: packing 3 SoaS CO.
8i. Louis—Pour qniet: double extra fall S 95a
415. treble do 4 3t@4 45, family 4 50@*55, choice
to farcy 4 600525. Wheat weak: No 2 red fall
«4 cash and August. 91%a9»% September, 95%af'
October and November, S6%sS6% cash, 88;
October. Com very dull and lower; N
No 2 mixed 30%a3l cash, 30%aS0% September,
8i% Octobcr.sua2i'% all tho year. Oats firmer
and slow: No 2 22% cash, September, 21% Oc
tober, Whisky eteady at 107. Pork dnll and
lower *at 8 25aSO Lard dull and nominal;
at 5 50. Bulk meats nominally unchanged; clear
ribs 4 60, dear sides 4 bo. Bacon quiet; clear rib
5 6i8| t2 clear sides 6 90, September clear sides
5 £5»t5.
Modi am
Lucv Hinton....u.,
Fine..
, 50 a 60
. 52
. 75 Nl 20
SUlFFfHb PBUDlCB
OORRECTBD DAILY BY
BERN!) BROTHERS
HIDES-Green salt, ner n>,
Dry salt
Dry flint.....
GOAT 8KWJ—Dry, per lb,
HHlsKP SKINS—Per piece,
SHEARLINGS—Per niece
DEERSKINS—per D>
LEATHER—In the rougn
RACCOON—Per rieoe
MINK—Per piece..........
OTTER,—Per oieoe..,.„,
BEAVER—Per niece
GREY FOX SKINS
RED FOX
WILD OAT—Per nieoe,
OPOS8UM—Per piece.
MUSKRAT—per piece,
TALLOW—Prime, per lb...
WAX—Pure yellow, per lb,
GINSENG—Per __
DRIED APPLES—Prime per lb. «...1
DRIED PBACHB8—Peeledjmght No 1L
Unpeeltd. No 1 f
DRIED BLACKBERRIBS -J
WOOL—Fleece, burry, per lb.... 10@16
Unwashed ». 18@26
Washed...... ,- m *J5@S3
Bcooks ana Monas
COBBNCIED JDAILT BT
Xs. RIPLJ6 V. DltOK EIt.
Georgia 8 per oent bonds .....101 a 115
Goorgia7 per cent, toads (gold) 112 a 112%
Georgia 7 per oent. bonds (regular) 11H112%
Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (endoraed)....110 a 111
Georgia 7 par cent, bonds (Smith)...„115 a 118
GeorgiaS per oent (aid,'...... ,....101 a 105
Georgia 6 per oent. bonds (new) .....105
Oity of Atlanta 7 per cent loo
City of Atlanta 8 per cent 102 a If 3
City ot Savannah 69 a 70
Central Railroad joint mortgage 1C8 aE109
Georgia Railroad 6 per cent, bonds 100 a 101
Macon and Western R R bonds.........par and int
Northeastern RR bond* (endorsed)-....105 a 106
Southwestern Railroa parandint
South Ga.wud Fla, lstmortgaOe 107 a 108
A * G. R. R. 2d mortgage (endorsed)...10 a 1GS2
Bout Gaand Fla 82 a 83
Western R. R. of Alabama 1st mortgagellO a 112
Western R. R et Alabama 2d mortga*e..,110 a 112
M A A K.R. 1st mortgage (not endur’d 80 a 90
M A A R R. 2d mortgage (enJorsed)...psr a 101
Southwestern RR stock...... 102al0S
Georgia Railroad stock 8l»8*
Central Railroad stock * 64u65
Auvusta and Savannah railroad utocic... 105
Troni ’ Macon.
GEO. W ADAMS, Gen. 8upl.
». J. J AX Vie. Mast. Trans.
Ayer’s
MairYigor,
FOR THE WEAK.
NERVOUSAND
DEBIIiIi ATED
DR. HASBROUOK’S
ELECTRIC BELTS
107
City of Maeon 7 per cent. (long)............ 64 a 66
olgoiiioi wh . ere ^glandsarenotdecayed; while
FOR REST0RINS GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or
gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown,
or deep black, as may be desired. By its
use thin hair is thickened, and baldness
often though not always secured. It
checks falling of the hair immediately,
and causes a new growth in all cases
to brashy, weak, or otherwise diseased
hair, it imparts vitality and strength,
and renders it pliable.
NAVAL ST0SIS.
Wilmington—spirits turpentine quiet at 24
Bonn steady at 1 00 for strained, 100 for good
a trained. Crude turpentine steady at 1 00 for
hard: 169 for yellow dip; 1C9 for .virgin. Tar
steady at 110.
jlacsn Wholcsiao S"ir£ot
C032SSZ3D DAILY BT
sr. ■srs
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
BiCON—Ciaar rib sides 6@e%.
Ehouldera
Bulk dear rib sides..
Bulk shoulders ...
OhclcoSO hams.
LARD—in Dbis
Leaf,in tubs*.......,....,»
Leo!, in buckets...........
OATS—For f
«|
4%*9i%
11%@11%
”2" ><
SAIfl 1 —'Virginia..
Liverpool.
MEAL„.
CORN—By car load
lC*9.. ..imi.,.11 MW 7S@75
C33C5
... 160
1 20@1 25
70.1275
72@75
MtH.ll O /O
=a
14S15
small levs.. HIMSSSHS48 ISHWWHH MUM l®W4
HJ31 - I trc:cr lb................. 1 9 CO
Choice 7 0
Extra family, per bpl C25@860
Family, D2T bbllHIIIIM MIIIMSIMIIH 6 0C<§)5 £5
l^xtra per bbl....,,575
Oonacn
f&ir •mg.miii..iih*.Hm.h«.i
60CdsMttlH.H...I».IMI.MIH* .
rrime..,,.. 17
«i8S
SPoYSStesOTKrr ^ * 8
Choice Cubs, bb!s„... 31 @37
Stytarhcuae, hhdi »i@24
VJ 'HrilOaiO.bb.f.... am... *9
C’bclca New Oricir-i................. 6
U5AR—Golden O 6K©’
BWli....aa.s...css*#4.easts....st//3-V^
O, 7^4
Tlxtr& O. vitiw... SH®
Standard A 9-38%
Granulated V%@9%
Powdered and crashed,, 9%@9%
RACKBEH—Ecxlt 73.10
Cream..,:........., Hall
Ginger.„„.......« Mil
Strawberry 12%
Fancy 14
OAHraiS—Star...... 12%
.-2 65
m
-i-T- 20
I..,,, 12]
NALLS—Baals ICe,
STARCH ....
PEPI’BB
EPICS.........U...I
GINGER
NUTHLEGS..M..
GLOVES,. HMW..U W.IMI.UI..II.
CIGARS—PerM TaTum SO OOlCtCOO
CHEROOTS - mm. 12 00^313
SStV F—Lonuarn a, iar,„. u . no
LordiAru’a.foii.,.,., 70
SOBAOOO—Common •HNItNNlftlHINII Oft 45
Central ail somtuestern K&iirobas
& AVAST AS. Ga. Jane 28.1879
O N and alter Sunday, June 29,1879, passenger
trains on the Central and Southwestern
Railroads and branches will run as follows:
THAIS SO. 1.—OOISO SOUTH ASD WEST,
Loaves Savannah 9:20 A H
Leaves Augusta. - mANan
Arrives at Augusta -....4:45 p 21
Arrives at Macou .6:45 P u
Leaves Macon for Atlanta 8J5 p s
Arrives at Atlanta 8:50ah
Making close connection at Atlanta with West
ern and Atlantic and Atlanta Charlotte Air-Line
for all points West and North.
OOHISO SOUTH ASP SAIT.
Leaves Atlanta m„1M0 P M
Arrives at Macon 6:20 A M
Leaves Macon 7:00 A M
Arrives at MiUedgoville 9:44 ah
Arrives at Eatonton .11:30 A H
Arrives at Augusta... •MMHtllSIHtMIMMHIM 4:45 PH
Arrives at Savannah 4:00 p M
Leaves Augusta ,... 9.SO A M
Making connection at Savannah with the At-
nflA awl fZvt't Railmulfnvull nrinia in Vlnwiri*.
Untie and Gull Railroadfor all points in Florid
THAIS SO.3.—G0ISG SOBTH ASD WEST.
Leaves Savannah 7:30 p *
Arrives at Augusta.,. ....V,^ a u
Leaves Augusta ...,-..8:30 r -
Arrives at MiUedgeville 9:44 a h
Arrives at Eatonton ......11:30 a u
Arrives at Macon 8:00 a x
Leaves Macon lor Atlanta.... 8:40 a m
Arrives at Atlanta............... 1:15 P a
Leaves Maoonfor Albany and But aula, 8 35 A x
Arrives at Enfaula.^ 3:42 p M
Arrives at Albany,.,.. 8:43 F K
Leaves Macon lor Columbus... 8,45 a h
Arrives at Columbus 2.15 p m
Trains on thi’ffichedule for Macon. AtUnta
Columbus, Eufa#a and Albany daily, making
close connection at Atlanta with Western ana
Atlantic and Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line.
At Eulaula with Montgomery A Eufaula Rail
way; at Columbus with Western Railroad; at
Augusta with the Charlotte. Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad for all points North and East.
Eufaula Tram connects at Fort Valley for Per
ry, daily except Sunday, and at Guthbert for Fort
Gainea Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Albany
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
00X1561 SOUTH AVD HAST.
Leaves Atlanta 2:16 r X
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta a 55 p
Leaves Albany...,.,.., 11:23 A X
Leaves Eufaula 11:27 A X
Arrives at Maoonfrom Eufaula and Al
bany 6:38 P X
Leaves Columbus .12:56 A x
Arrives at Macon from Columbus 6:08 p u
Leaves Macen .7:35 P X
Arrives at Augusta 5:40 A x
Leaves Augusta 8:30 P a
Arrives at Savannah... 7:15 A X
Passengers for MiUedgoville and. Eatonton will
take train No. 2 from Savannah, and train No. 1
from Macon, which trains connect daily except
Monday, for these points.
TLroueh Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
between Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
K H SMITH, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen Ticket Agt. Gen Snpt. O R R, Savannah,
J C Shaw, W. G. RAOUL,
Gen Trav Agt. Bupt.SWRR.Macon.
anStf
IrBorpa Railroad Comply.
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE,
AuausTA. Ga, July 12, 1879.
Commencing Snnday, 13th inst. the following
passenger schedule will be operated.
Trains ran by Atlanta time—5 minutes slower
than Macon:
NO 17-BAST (daily),
....... 7:00 a m
mm « 8:53 am
—10:06 a m
11:14 a m
I...............11*27 am
2;00 p m
— S.-15 p m
5:00 D m
— S;2Spm
Leave Macon
Leave MiUedgeville...,
Leave Sparta
Leave Warrenton
Arrive Camak
Arrive Washington....,
Arrive Athens
Arrive Atlanta.,
Arrive Augusta
NO 17-WEST (daily),
Leave Augusta.
Leave Atlanta
Leave Athens,,,.•......««......—
Leave Washington...—,
Leave Camak
Arrive Warrenton
Armve Sparta
Arrive MiUedgeviUe....,
Arrive Macon. ,
No connection to or from Washington on Sun
days.
•sr,
m 9:55am
....... 7.45 a m
—.... 9.15 am
10.45 am
— 1.14 pm
1.30 p m
mm 2.35 p m
3.35 p m
5;S5 d m
NO 16—BAST (dai’y, except 8unday).
Leave Macon — — 7.o0pm
Leave _ MiUedgeviUe...—. —.. 0.15 p m
Leave
Arrive Camak
Arrive Augusta ——- 6.20 am
NO 15—WEST (daily, except Sunday;.
Leave Augusta — —... 5.30 p m
Leave Camak 1-00 a m
Arrive Warrenton 1.15 am
Arrive Sparta 2.45 a m
Arrive MiUedgeviUe 4.20 am
Arrive Macon - ....—— 6.45 am
Trains wiU not stpp at flag stations,
Close connections at Augusta for all points
East and Southeast, and at Maeon for aU points
in Southwest Georgia and Florida.
Superb improved Sleepers between Macon and
August*.
Pullman Sleepres Augusta to New York.
Only onechauge Macon to New York.
Tickots and Baegage Checks, Time Cards, etc,
are to obtained at Union Depot or at Union
Ticket Oldco, 64 Mulberry Street.
8 K JOHNSON,
Superintendent
E R DORSEY,
PMsnnrcr Aten*
•The Via or cleanses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, *nd
soothing properties, it heals most if not
all of the humors and diseasei peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under which conditions disease* of
the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies’ Hair,
The Vigor is incomparable. It is color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not Boil white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet it is economi
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence,
PREPAEZD BY
Dr. J.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,,
Practical and Analytical Chemist*.
SOLD BY ALL DBUaOIST* ZVBBYWHZJUC.
Suin ' '.‘Kan kir ^(Lunar
"Wholesale Agents,
febl 9 DffA.OOlV, G-uO.,
Sore Gout, iimra'gu or rheumatism
A POSITIVE CURS
Either of the above diseases driven from the
svs'.em and wholly banished by a method invent
ed and used by the great medical eipert ol Ger
many, ,
DbM VON THANE, or Bhbuh.
This is not a patent medicine, but the recipe
of this eminent surgeon and physician, who has
devoted years cf study to the treatment of the
ajove diseases, making them a specialty, and in
no esse has be been unsuccessful.
We will furnish on application testimonials
from hundreds of patients, both abroad and in
this country, who hsTe been restored to perfect
health by the use of this system cf treatment,
a'ter having been pronounced incurable.
Sent with full Directions on Re
ceipt of $100.
WILHABI H OITERSON & CO„
£97 Greenwich street, N Y City.
Sole agents for United States and Canadas.
aug29 dAsw 13 tv
WM W GOBI)05. HE5EX BH1GHAX.
W. W. GORDON & CO.
(Successor to Tison A Gordon).
Cotton Factors
Commission Merchants,
NO 112 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH,GA,
HOWARD TINSLEY, Traveling Agent.
LOANRMtDEUPON SATISFACTORYA8-
SURANCK OF COTTON SHIPMENTS.
VKRYFULL ADVANOI-8 MADE ON CON
SIGNMENTS OFCOTTON.
BAGGING AND TIES FURNISHED CUS-
TOMKRS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
au*31 dawfm
OFFICE BIBB MANF’G COMPANY.
Macoh, Ga, August Mb. 1879.
W E are pleased to announce to the trade of
Gcorg'n, AUtama and Florida that we
havepntin the old
Macon Mills
complete system of NEW MACHINERY,
embracing all the latest improvements, with
which wo aie now producing tbe Justly cele
brated
We have been at grant expense to insure a thor
ough duplicate of these goods, and can sty that
the doth we are no w making ia equal to anything
eTer produced South, and far superior to many
popular brands now on the market.
We pledge ourselves to maintain the high
standard ef these Goods, and solicit from pur
chasers. large and sm-U. an examination ot the
gcois and a share of th:ir patronage.
Ask your merchants for MACON SHEETING
SHIRTING AND DRILL?.
Very truly.
J. F. HANSON, Agt*
augis d£wlm
r?OUBJLJE DA3XY
TO AND FROM
FLO HI OO J&,
Macon & Brunswick E. E,
GSHUHAIi 8UPH2ISTjnrDHTl’3 Ojjics,)
Macon, Ga., AprJ 19, 1873- i
O N end after Snnday. the 20th instant, Pei-
sengor train* on this road will run a* tol-
lOWS:
CUMBERLAND ROUTE via BRUNSWICK
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 1. SOUTH, Daily
Leave Macon 7:45PH
Arrive Cochran.,—*, —.. 9:47 Pit
Arrive Eastman..—
ArriveJesup 5:27AH
Arrivo Brunswick.—.—— 6:00 ax
Leave Brunswick per steamer...... — 6:15 AX
Arrive Feraandina —..—.10:15 A X
Arriye Jacksonville— - 2:35 PX
Arrive Cedar Keys — 545 P X
Arrive LCuar ii'-j-»••••• • • • _ * ,.
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 2, NORTH—Daily
Leave Cedar Keys..— 5:25AM
Leave Jacksonville—— 11:15 A m
Leave Feraandina per Steamer—....... A45 p x
Arrive Brunswick —7:45 P H
Leave Brunswick 5:00 P x
Leave Jesnp — .„„.10.S5th
Leave Eastman...... 3 ; 31 A h
Leave Cochran 4^3 a jt
Arrive at r»Ih.on ,i».s.i»i.s.ss»sm»**G-45 A 2*
Close connection at Macon for ail points North,
East and. West via Atlanta nud Augusta.
DAY ACCOMMODATION NO. 3, Sou t
Via Jesnp and Live Oak—Daily, except Sunday
Leave Macon — .7:15 ax
Arrive Cochran....... 9:43 A
Arrive Eastman -U-l* A *
Arrive Jesup 6;2 ; p x
Arrive Jacksonville 7:25 A x
NO. 4 NORTH.Daily,except Sunday.
Leave Jacksonvillo 5.15 p it
Leave Jesnp 6J5 « H
Leave Eastman.,, 1:21 px
Leave Cochran 2.45 v x
Arrive Macon 5:15 P x
Connects at Macon for yointa North, East and
West
* HAWKINSVILL3 BRANCH.
Freight and accommodation—Daily except Qnn-
day.
Leave Cochran.— ,.—-10:00 » x
Arrivo Hawkinsville 10:45 P X
Leave Hawkinsville S:30AX
ArnveOochran 4215ax
Connects at Cochran with trains 1 and 2 to and
from Macen.
Leave Cochran 10:00 ax
Arrive Hawkinsville^— 10:43 ax
Leave Hswkiusvillo— 1.45px
Arrive Cochran— X:ib p x
Connect* s: Oochien with trr{ai 3 and 4 te and
WEST BROS
C.ttoa Fitter?, Commissioa fitn&sitf.
-AGENTS FORTHE-
W. fk Os Gum’
63 Bay St, - Savannah, Ga.
BAGGING AND TIES FOR SALE.
Prompt attention to business and liberal d
anco on consignments. au^20dawom
fe. P , 416 Spruce Street?
CAUTION—\nrapperon bo
pile I
si'1
■MPHwcaa, ■
gives immediate relief,cere®
catses of long Btacding m 1
weekend ordinary esses :n2
Pn : Tit-tor.
feiiinui.Atkf
tmbottUf*p*Uo*primfmitmNadL
Z'es&ersgczMix*,
SSSSi
a lLAii, AgenUYrnnlca. isusi*
ness legitimate. Particulars free.
iftJ.WOftTB
XCrvi«J yO*TP*OQ. 8Mwift Urn
WARM SPRING’S,
MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA.
S ITUATED on a spur of Pino Mountain, l.SC J
ie6t above tbe tsi, a fo-intain gusbing forth
1,400 callous per rninnto— temperature 90 de
grees Far..
The atmosphere is unexcelled for purity and
dryness, and tho continual mountain bieoxes
render it always pleasant.
bates of board.
Per day..... $ 2 00
Pe:.- week: — 10 00
Per muntfi 39 09
Children and servants half price.
Hacks to meet each traic at Hamilton, Geneva
end JLaGrauge.
For further ivfoimation address
J L MUSTIAN.
uiHJ wand Proprietor
2 Good lacMnisis
■\T^'ANTEDr'Call at once at
Vr.29 St BCEOFIELS’B IRON WO IKS,
Tbe afflicted can cow be rottored to perfect
health and bodily energy without tha use of
medicine of any kicd, and without the slightest
inconv. nience to the patient’s habits or daily oo
cupatiozi,
Reader are you afflicted?
and you wish to regain your health, strength
and energy of former years? Eo any of the lot
lowing symptoms moat your distressed condi
tion? Do you feel nervous, debilitated, fretful
i.mid, and lack the power of will and action?
Are your kidneys, stomscb, or blood in a disor
dc.ed condition? Dsycu suffer from rheuma
tism. neuralgia, or echos and pains? Have yen
been indiscreet in early years, and find vourself
ha; rasssd with a multitude of gloomy symptoms?
* re yon subject to loss of memory, have spells
of fainting, fullness ot blood in the head, feel list
less, moping, unfit for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits or melancholy? Are you subject
to any of the following symptoms: Restless
nights, nightmare, palpitation of the heart, bash-
fulness, cot fusion of ideas, dizziness of the head
dimness of sight, etc? Thousands of young m«u,
the middle aged, and even the old suffer trom
nerous debility. Thousands ot females, too. are
broken down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar to thrir sex, and who, from false mod
esty or neglect, prolong their sufferings Why
then further neglect a subject of such vital im
portance, when the remedy can be so eaiilv pro
cure!?
SB. HASBKOUCE'S
ELECTRIC BELTS
orselt-applicatioato nny port of tSo body meet
every requirement. The most eminent physi
cians indorse them, and we offer the moi-t con
vincing testimony dinrt from the slilictea
themselves, who have been testored to
Health, Strength and Energy,
after drugging in vain for years.
Send at once for descriptive circular, which
will be mailed U eo. containing information wot ih
thousands cf dollars to the afflicted ol either
sex.
Call on or address (all communications confi
dential)
B. D. Trapbagan & Co.,
Sole agents for tho United States
Rooms 8 and 4 313 B ROADWAY.
aug21 diswisw New YtrdOity.
TURNIP SEEDS.
Finest Varieties now Beady.
Also Spinach and other Seeds for Fall Sow-
ing, Barley, Rye, Outs and Wheat will scan be
ready.
Our TURNIP FERTILIZER should be used
by all.
Kyaporatorj, Cane Mills and Stcnni
Engines arriving daily at
KARS W. JOHNSON & CO.’S,
27 MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA GA.
Send f or Prices. 1allSd&w2w
Urettt luauceiacDts tu nay lea k
House for vrilut Hem Wit! Cos?.
O NE Six Room House, one Throe Room
House, out, Five Room House. I offer for
Clio on monthly installments in imall payments.
Two of the buildings just finished. They are on
Troup Hill opposite the Armory,
augieim TGUBRN8EY.
New Advertisements.
Wc W lit t»«>
.T.it • y »*! siuu perzneath
«r»*- conmiis*k)Q, to sell our
i’.V fi ccii That tfrieoy#
3. at Co-. M—thull, Mich.
A- Y2iA*t uni expetse9 to scents
tP « I I Outfit Free. Address P O VICK-
btt,Y Amnistn. Main a.
SEND Maine, for best Agency Business in
the World. Fxp^nsivo Outfit Free
THE CONSTITUTION OK THE UNITED
STATES
Sent free to any address tn receipt cf 8 cent
stamp. Address Geo P Rowell A Co, 10Spruce
st. New York.ang7
A lii.Mb WmiV iiSD,—tor tho bvsi and last
est selling Pictorial Books and Bibles.
Prices reduced 53 per cent, Address NATION AL
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Pliilsdeli.hia Pa.
$77
A MONTH end expenses guaranteed
to Agents. Outfit free. Shaw A Co.
Augusts, Me.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Opons its SOth Session Feptember IStb, 1879.
One ot tho first schools for young ladies in the
United States. Climate unsurpassed. Sur-
United Stutcs. Climate unsurpassed, sur*
nunlings beautiful. Attended by pupil from
Seventeen State?. Strictest economy rtqulred
Among the lowest tera-a in tbe Union.
TERMS—Board, Washing. Lights, Erg’isl
Course, Latin, French, for each half ot tho Scho
fastic year — $113
All extras very lew. t-or Catalogue add.-igss
Rev W’.I A HARRIS,DD. President,
jnlll d8t*w6t Staunton, Virginia.
MERCER UNIVERSITY
MACT1N. GA.
O FFERS the advantages of a healthful loca
tion, low rates of tuition and board, and
thorough instruction by a fully orgatizal
Faculty.
A course of study embracing Mathematics,
Natural Science, English and other Modern
Languages, is provided for irregular students.
The Law School, of which Hoc Clifford Ander
son, John C Rutherford. Esq and W B RiP,
Esq. aie tho instructor,, offers peculiar advan
tages to students of Law.
The Fall Term will open cn Wednesday, Octo
ber 1st. For Catalogue and other information
address the President, Rev A J Battle, DD er
the undersigned
J NO J BRANTLY, See Fac.
ull flleodSwiwSt
Coffee.
I P your fancy is for a RIO COFFEE of a higl
rich flavor, not coated with a glutinous
foreign substance after roasting, buy non
but tho :: AKICA." carefully selecier
roasted and^sffljmeAfresh to the trade by Moon
Jenkins * Co. New York. Sold in Macon hv
augS d*w Sm J D CARVER.
CROWN!
BRIDE St CO’S newCrowi
Jewel Sxatiohbsy Paceagb
37 50 per 100 to Agents.
Cheapest In tho world.
Two samples with jewelry, by mail, postpaid
25 cents- Illustrated circulars of btapu
and YZoSitablb Novelties Ire©.
bride&co„ I r Ilf ST!
307 Droadwuy, JtWtL
New Yobx.
tabllabed. 1370. Favorbly known throughout
United States.
ro THE PUBLIC.
H. SCHALL & BRO.,
H AVE opened their store. No 71 Cherry
8troet, next door to Ghas Wschtel A Bra.
with an entire new stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
of the latest styles and best manufacture, and
wo are prepared to manufacture all s.yles of
Custom Work to order. .Repairing neatly and
promptly ari.endod V Also a large stock ol
.BATHEDand 9IN1INGS always on hand.
Hoping to receive a share of the public patron
age we ask all to call, examine ana he convinced
that this is the best and cheapest store in the
SCHALL & BRQ.
tatltm
limner Hall, Montgomery, Ala,,
Gburcb School for blrl*.
Rl Rev R H Wuyfb. D D, Visitor.
Rbv Geo 21 Rvcehabt, D D, Rector.
r ssion opens October
Terms $219per»year.
Bellevue High School
BEDFOED COUNTY, YIBBIKIA.
On Va. 8c Tenn. R. R. 15 Milos West of
Lynchburg,
I 'A school in which young men and hoys are pro-
yared fer University or for business High and
icalthy location, full corps cf teacho s, thcr-
ough instruction, liberal provision tor the ac
commodation and comfort of students. For
catalogues containing information, address
W R A3B0TT, Principal, Bellevue P O.
jnb24d&w 2m
Kentucky Military Instimta.
iThe school for boys and yoang men. Thirty-
Ffth year begin; September 1st. Six miles cut
ot PrankrcTt. Address Ccl R D AhLEyr, Fupt,
Farm-ale. Ky. aug5w4s
AQE4TS FOR SASSEY’S EXCELSIOR COTTtN
GINS, DISSTON’S CIRCULAR SAWS AND
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
CXRHART A CURD.
«2* Literal adyanses made on Consignments. Prompt personal attention given to ail host*
ne*». [ ant2 d&wSa
COLEMAN & NEWSOM,
COTTOisT FACTORS
AND
GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS
Poplar Street,^Opposite^BIake’a Block,
MAGON, ------ GEORGIA.
We most respectfully inform the^Planters of Middle and
Southwest Georgia that we have removed to the Ware
house formerly occupied by Anderson & Troutman, on
Poplar Street, opposite Blake’s Block, where we will do a
General Cotton Warehouse Business. Aud in connec
tion we have built a large Store House in which we will
continue to sell Groceries and Peovisions.
We have on hand a large and complete assortment of
Groceries and Provisions which we will sell as ' -.v as
any house in Macon. We will always keep on Hand o
large quantity of Bagging and Ties to supply our Cus
tomers.
Our senior partner, Mr. Robert Coleman, from his long
experience in handling Cotton, is perfectly familiar and well
posted in it in all of its details. He will give his entire
personal attention to the sale all 'Cotton entrusted _
to us. * t
Mr George W. Wright, long and favorably known to
the Planters of Crawford, Houston and adjoining counties,
will weigh all Cotton brought to our Warehouse.
| Liberal cash advances made on Cotton in Store.
j.v2S dflodAw Rm COY.lSMANr NEWSOM.
CAMPBELL & JOSES.
MACON GEORGIA.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Warehouse Corner Second and Poplar streets,
Greet thrir patrons with the announcement that their LARGE AND COMMODIOUS WARE
HOUSE has been entirely REBUILT IN BHICK far the better accommodation of COVTOW
OONSIGXKDTO THEM, and are confide it thatltheir fae ilitics ;or handling the next crop cannot
be turpassrd by any house in the State.
Their Office and Salesroom have been rearranged wilh a view of IMPROVED LIGHTS ON SAM-
Pl.ESand the comfort of visitors, and a cordial invitation is extended to all to cal) and see them.
Thanking their friends for the liberal palronaga extended to them in the past, they ask a continu
ance of the same, and promise renewel efforts to please;
^3* ORDERS FOR BAGGING AND TIES will receive P'Omut attention,
-W- ADVANCES ON COTTON IN STORE made when desired, at LOWEST BANK RATES.
aug24 deodiw Sm
CLlYTON RWOOD3.
SAMUEL A WOODS
W OO DS &; C «>.,
Colton Factors ana Gaaeral Comma Mortals.
Agents for the sale of Soluble Pacific Guano.
82 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
I DO NOT BEGIN Y0UE LINGIHG
I GLASSES BEFORE YOU PX AM
INE L 0. EMEKSON’S
NEW BOOK
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAlvD DIS
TalBUTlON. CLASS I. AT NEW ORLEANS.
TUB>»DAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1879-112th MON
THLY DRAWING.
.ouisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the terra ol
twonty-fiTe years, to which contract the inviola
ble faith ot tbe State is pledged with a Capital ol
31,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve
fund of 5350,000. IT8 GRAND SINGLE NUM
BER D) STRIBUTION will take place monthly
cn the second Tuesday. It never scales or post
pones. Lock at the following Distribution:
UAP1TALFR1ZR *39,000.
180,099 Tickets at $2 each. Half Tickets J3L
LIST OF FRIZES,
1 Capital Prize «S0,0Q0
1 Capital Prize
2 Prizes of
$2,500.......
5 Prizes of
3,000........
20 Prizes of
500
100 Prizes 0!
100
230 Prizes of
5)0 Prizes of
SO-
1.000 Prizes ot
10 ...
...«
APPROXIMATION FRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of 1300
9 Approximation Prizrg of 200,
S Approximation Prizes of ,00
30.009
6.000
6.CCQ
5,000
19/100
199)09
10,0(ri
90.000
10.00)
The Voice of Worship
Wlrle rontaining a large ant vain”hie ccllee-
tiou cf' 'hurch Mu-oi in the tn cl Ten-* and
Anihrais. it is perfectly tilt-1 f-r ik sieging
School and Convention by tin largo ember xff
Songs, Duets, Gleet, etc, and its well made Ele
mentary Course.
Pricef'J per Cczou. Specimen cipies mailed
for SL
Send for cir. ulara and cat-1 piles, with folllist
of standard Sing ng School Bock,.
The new 50 rants edition of Ph.-tore, {com
plete) sells finely, znd Fatmitza (S ), Scrcerei
(Si) Tr.al by Jury (5) cts). are ia cons tant de
mand.
Emerson’s Vocal Methocl
by L O Emerson, ($1.60) is a valuable new bool
for voice training, containing n't t e tsi mtiate
of study, plenty o: oxercisoi ■aim plain explana
tions, ana costing much !o s than the larger
works on tho same subi-ct
*2.700.
I860 1
990
Subsarilte now for the mus'd RccO'd. and-re-
ceive w kly all the news and plenty ol £ood
music for S< Oil per year.
lnpnra. White Bobes, act arming r,oy.■Sun
day School Song Bonk.
1,857 Prizes, amounting to........... $119,490
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all prominent points, to whom a liberal compen
sation will fee paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to tho Borne office in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for farther
m’ormstion.or set d orders to
M A DAUPHIN,
? GBoz SS2. New Orleans, La.
All oar grand extraordinary drawing* are ua •
derthe suoervisicn and management of GEN G
T BEAUREGARD and GEN JUBAL A
M4BI.Y.
OLIVER OITSON & 00.. Boston,
O H DlTSON * CO. 643 tPdwtyitfX.
auglO tf
i Authorized by the Commonwealth of Ky,
==1Qth=
popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribu
tion Co.
AT MACAULEY’S THEATRE,
In the City ol Louisville, on
September 30.1879;
Drawing never postponed, occur regubrlj on
the last day of every msath (Sundays excepted)
* men of J
I'yi-rEwwaiM*crrorxam-inag'
ia the most econom’cal form of ■: idling
Soap. All bir or square cakes we-r i'.hh id
u*o ton large flit piece, too thin to nar.ale
and. theicfore, wasted; wS le the CfAL
OAKE of
, -v— .. ■ m n —> ~
'W
teal—asa—mwisatig. i-mifsvTii—is
“ NEW” SOAP esn bo cr.t in two, the owl
end o esped readily in the hand, and the lar
ger end worn dean almost to aw :fer with
out any waste. COLGATE & CO. teooxn-
tnend their
and will be supervised by men
characte:|and standing, andtictetholders.ag-3-.t3 I
and clubsaro respectfully nquested to scud ou
representatives with proper credentials to exam
ine into the Drawing.
A New Era in tlie History
of Lotteries.
GRIND AND UNPRECEDENTED SUC
CESS OF THE NEW FEATURES.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, osll ont his num
ber and sea it placed,
in the wheel.
The Management call attention to the gran 1
opportunity presented of obtaining, lor only *2,
any ol
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.
Prize...—. 8 SAOOO
1 Prise.....
1 Prize..
10 Prizes (1,000 each
20 Frizes 500 each .....
100 Prizes 100 each
200 Prizes 50 each
K9 Prizes 20 each ,
1,000 Prizes 19 each *
9 Prizes 300 eta h, ap'roximat'n prizes
9 Prizes 200 each do do
9 Prizes 100 each de do
lujjdO
„. 5.000
... 10.090
„ 111,000
... 10,000
10,000
1L0C0
13,'jpj
2,700
1,803
.903
1,960 Prize* SilS^M
Whole Tickets, «S. Half Tickets. fL
27 Ticket*, $50. 55 Tickets. J1C)
All applications for club rates should be modo
to tlis home otfico.
Remit by posioffloe Money Order, ragistered
letter, bank draft or express. Full list of draw
ing published in Louisville Courier-Journal and
New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-hold
ers. For tickets and information address COM
MON WriALTH DISTRIBUTION CO, orTJ
CO 11MK HP IRD.Sec’y. Courier-Journal Buili-
iag, LouionJe Kv. aygSO eodtuthu.itAw’y
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.
P HMELL.D.D.LL D. Chascslloh.
Importer* and dealers in Haidr are. Ircn-.vare,
ice!, Agrlcniturai Impiomeni;, Carriage ilate-
bis. Isint*, OJa, evj. i i_— .;jta ,ly
riiHB 79th session of the Dipaitmcnts at
A Athens, viz: Franklin College, State Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Alta; Law
School opens on first Wednesday ia October.
Full course of study in Ancient and Modern lan
guages, Mathematics, Bells Lettres, History,
Metarhyucs aud Ethics. Natural Philosophy,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Geolcgy, Natural His-
iory, Agriculture. .Kngir.’ieriug, Analytical Chem
istry, Mechanical Drawing, Law
CO free scholarships in Franklin College.
240 free scholarships ia Stale College.
Fur full information and catalogues aiur ss
the Chanctll.-rcr
L K CHARBONNIER.
Soereiary Vacuity. Aslitns. G*.
(Trade-Mark BfgistenA) to a! fcfonee-
ko era not ou’y s* s tne ior in fj.i»li*y, tout
aainfotm the*most coobcmio' Soap now
made. r gffil-w&s-4 , '9tYr
i
1 I B R
E
D »
I It is pasaive suicide to pfr i
nudermir.ed, tho owitltmlm
lease of H o zhortoftod, b t:<r
constipation, Mlmiiuu, md u
iaturmittent an remittent te
fact ostatliah-d by unou. ln
tbe Bitten will pnffent-t t
All tha sjinp'o'.ns of laztitu le
baliiy speco-.ly vanish when i
giyen > atnai. Forsalsh
5-c<-t»b:e i» *V’3 ferrra!
J.-u
1 be :!thlo be
■ k-:n, end tte
i cere plaints,
: ,r neadaebe,
: 't hen it is
vi.K-cce* '
• . h <see 1
1 :,’";urai
iirigorai
and ■
r.ug5l
University oi Virginia-
Session begins on the First o! October, snd
continues nine months. Apply for cctalosuesta
tbe Secretary of ihe Faculty. P. O., University
V:rgiuia. Albemarle county, Virginia.
Jas. F, H ARltleON, C&airman of th; Far-lty.
j'UiidecdAuim ,
tf-o'niDBrn Fee* l"
La Grange, Ga.,
Wi u a faculty Cl nine ... oeg-. t._—
bed iii ga aud comple - e out a: 41 dor
isi-nis, litor.irv, muriea: d art, 'ff.ira thefc%u-
est sdv-an'-'-C’-’ ?t t: ’e owes; ci-aizes Iiearly
doable th» Vsuiil time dev
tence the wcnuwiul p
•ogue number, 53 in nvs
lion anu cleaning per v. 1
music Uorrcsp
ijr CaUdugue ftr lull • - cr-
juij S9 deodiw l in l * nUX, President-
-j’early
mus e eudert
l.o! c 'ubtrala-
iVn.rcl liloratytni-
P OT omo wilh
0 invited Witte