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tiP?& nztix 3oimral $s iJflsstsj&ttgjec, IIib Telecrapli aiifl Besgenger. 6EPTEMBER 23 189. _In tbs middle week of August England bkd exactly liyi boon of aunshlae, _Ti>e Emperor of Germany has approved the project of a world’s fair at Berlin in 1885. —It la said that Eastern capitalists have reoently bought the Mammoth Oavo.o? Ken tucky for 9330,000, and will build a railroad O It and improve the property. —The improvement in the iron trade has induoed the owners of the Bingwood furnace, at Jersey City. N. J., one of the largest in the Bute, t) put it in blast after six years’ Idleness. A large force of men are prepar ing for work. When in operation the fur nace gives employment to many hundred hands; —The Liverpool Post says that the enor mous richness of the old gold field on the Guinea ooast has not been exaggerated in the reports received of late. Bir John Glover’s statement, that he had travelled over districts where one might dig up gold like potatoes, is all bnt literally realised in recent diaooveries, which give $C30 per ton of quartz at a depth of 53 feet, and 915 on the surface. Their extent is practically unlimited. —A Washington telegram Bays the silver certificate bids fair to tako the place of the standard eilver dollar to a great extent. In paying out ten per cent, of checks in silver dollars, the Treasurer is generally aeked for .certificates In their stead. This is especially the cue with banka. Tbe banks then pay them ont over their counter the same u greenbacks. In this way a large amount of silver certificates have got into circulation in this city. —The effect of hard times in England is observable in tbe decreased expenditure upon articles of luxury. People are getting on with lets jewelry and fewer servants and hones than before, and many people even who kept consciences have begun to praotioo eoonomy by ceasing to indoige them. Bo, at least, may be inferred from the fact that the amount of conscience money remitted last year to the chancellor of the exchequer was only 933,COO, as compared with 974,270 for the fiscal year of lb76-77. ADzidMan Speaks.—The Eeadville (N. O.) Times a&ya it wu told in Milton, con. SSrning the recent death of a cittern of Dan* yille, Va., that in turning him over to shroud Mm toe words “Oh God!" escaped his lips. It wu accounted for that when he died those words almost spoken were left in him nnnt* terod by his Ust breath, and in handling his body they came ont. Could such a cuo oyer have happened ? Can there be aucb a theory? We only know it is seriously talk ed Of in Milton. Science and spectacles to the front I PmUDELtnu’e Tax Buz The Joint fi nancial committeo of the Philadelphia coun cils has unanimously rotolved to report on a tax rate of 82 cn the 9100 of valuation for 2883. The sub committee report that real estate wu not in a condition to bear a great er harden than the figure named. This ie a redaction of five centa on the one honored dollars from the rate of this yoar, and wifi require a paring dawn of one and a hafi mil lion dollars upon the department estimates. Two per cent, for taxes, when the average THE TENRMSBK DEBP A SaU to compel Payment. The Nashville Ammons reports .the arrival there of CoL A. S. Colyar, who, while on a recent visit to New Tork, had interviews with the largest holders of Tennessee bonds. The Colonel reports unanimously that these bondholders are about to bring suit against the State in the courts. He states the issues as fol lows: Mr. C.—The main question which the New York lawyers are agreed upon, is that the third section of the funding act of 1873 wu a part of a contract between the State and the bondholders, and ooald not be repealed, and that the act of 1875, repealing it after the funding wu done, wu void, and that it is still the duty of A Mistake. Come, 1st us shake bands and uy goodbjl (There is so need to cry. All the old wounds are healed: there are but bovb;) Let the meridians rise, like iron ban, 'Twix: the freed capti e and hie prison cell That hs bad almost learned to love too well, Twill give Ms freedom aeet; I to the Eut will go, if you go Week Thro’ various scenes, in storms and tunny weather. We’ve been together— Yet now we are to par: and these things seem The fragments of a dream, Whiob comes at dawn, vivid and warm and still. Betting the past ionite pulses all a-thrill; Such dreams the senses sate. Let ns awake before rt is too latel We loved, or thought wo loved—’tie all the same— There’s nobody to blame; the 1Wmr,r, rate the ttM to Mt .put a maoism? of tto roTonoo, U Uw< £ uUtau ', J^toH tolo. &8 it cornea in f to pay toe interest, ana I Anri words of yours and mine oannot avail that under the Osborn case and cues I Or restitution make; more recently decided by tbe Supreme It wu—it is—’twill still be a mistake. Court of the United States, the Treas urer, without the Bute being made a i Significant Figures. party, can bo compelled to Mt apart the — “ IT . . revenue as it comes in. They usnme ^ wh ‘ n exportbnemess of that under this third section, all the the United States wu confined principally money going into the trounry goes in I to Southern products—cotton,rice, tobac- charged with this trnst, and that the cue, C o and sugar. The Biltimore Sun Wash- therefore, falls directly under the Osborn I ’corros^ndent oal™.Mention to A'question will also bo raised, under a | the fact that now,althongh the amount of case decided in 4th Wallace, as to wbeth* I these staples exported haa greatly in« er the forty cents tar, fixed by statute at crcaae(J they constitute only a small por- the time the fnnding took place, did not . * * ... ,, , , ~7T., become apart of the contract, and there- sum total that fa annually fore the law reducing the State tax to shipped from tho ports of this country, ton cents a nullity; and if so, whether, The most rapid growth has been in agri- under the aot of 1869, the Comptroller cnltnrft i products. The amount of agri- centtax. be °° mP *° Col!cCt the40 cultural implements exported has been Reporter—Is it probable this litigation increued from {673,381 in 1868 to $2, will be commenced any time soon? 1574998 in 1879. In 1863 we exported Mr. C.—Yes; in my opinion it fa only *633,895 worth of live animals, and last S2fiaS’SS rt £SSfflCh*' l »“»»‘~ d -* tion, but most of it will be instituted and lion dollars. The amonnt of breadstuffs prosecuted while the railroad suits are I exported in 1863 wu $69,000,000, while still pending. lut year the amonnt reached $210,000,000 Formerly the great part of onr cotton manufactures wero made abroad and im ported into this country, andsnoh a thing u exporting cotton except in its raw state «a3 never hsigl of. Now the amount of manufactured Cotton exported has in creased from $5,000,000 worth in 1868 to Tfie legislature. We all have onr fling at it jest as everybody does at Congrees when ic is in session. But the fact is, that tbe great mus of the people of Georgia are think ing well of the Legislatnre just now. It, . . _ a I $16.000,000in the laBt year. The amount has hummed, md hawed, and dawdled a * f prov |. ion8 espor t e d haa increased from great deal. I n it will stand in history as j $80,436,643 in 1863 to $123,556,232 in one that has dealt resolutely and without the last ye.ir. The exports of ootton have favor or fear with men and questions that I increased. The product fa no larger, j.— laaiib. if 03 largo as it was ten years ago, and demanded prompt, impartial handling. I mora 0 j it j 3 consumed in this country There hu been no dispoeision on its part I formerly. In 1871 the exports of to ^either cover up or whitewuh any I cotton amounted to $218,327,169; in orookedness, and one of the sorest diaap- J®J3to; $227 243,069 j in 1875 to $190,- pointmente of the Bad.cal party is found I 033 525 $161,196,178. The exporting n in this very fact. Many vigilant eyes isjOlon the hoof haB increaeed “fro were watching matters at Atlanta from beef *03,4®9 worth in 1871 to $3,3932 ail over the conntry, and the slightest I worth in 1879. disposition on the part of the Legislature to falter or hesitate in Us dealing with them promptly, would have been marked and utilized. The Badical A Fall Set-Oir, I Tammany aid Sow. Robinson* I The Fiayd Kiflss. Oourier-Joumal.1 I The Philadelphia which may be I The Floyd Biflea have been invited by Miohigan la priding horself on the fact I conceded impartial authority, diagnoses | the Savannah Cadets one of the first that the never had a cue of yellow fever the New York quarrel thus: I “ . ,,.7!". ? ! * , within her border. YerUyia the “law of It is the old story of apolitical party of tt » t «ty* to he their guests endeavoring to free itself of a gang of I onthe9thand 10th of October, the day her holders ° ® u ™ er domineering office-holders banded to of the Jasper Centennial and the day jBther for publio plunder. Governor ro coeeding, and they have accepted. The 18 Has, Indeed. Beaton Horald.1 We are glad to hear from Mr. Blaine that toe financial qnestion fa settled, and that he, . . .. k . . , .. will be atle to devote Ms whole time here- required should be dead letters on the after to keeping down tbe rebellion. This j statute book. Once committed to this Robinson had the courage to defy this ring and to curb its power for miaohief by certain removals from offioe and the enforcement of laws which their interest Company will carry about thirty men. The Brunswick Road Cutting Affair. WelearJ d yesterday that Mr. J. D, Buffington*who wu so seriously ont by is amatter which hasbeenstrangely negioc- I polioy, be treated Democratic ringsters I Mr. F. H. Land, was lying in a very orit- ted hitherto Now We Understand It. COurier-JonmaU It bar been discovered tbat Gon. Pope is | not only beir 10 the enormous Hyde estate, but that he is descended from Alfred the Great. William tbe Conqueror and tbe Aar la 1 of Warwick and Stafford. It is now easy to I understand bow be used to capture so many J prisoners. Leaves Them ont tn tbe Cold. PhiladelpMa Times.] Sunday evening conceits of a devotional just as he would have treat-1 condition with the chances against ed Republican ringsters, no better, .. no worse; bnt that is an offense machine I “ 18 reoo ’ r ” y * politicians never condone. All the man* I Buzzard’s Boost* and not Bollard b, ifold resources of the ring were employed, I was reported yesterday, first, to break the governor’s purpose, and, failing in that, to make him odious. For the crime of ridding his own party of sconndrelism the Saohems of Tammany condemned him to political death as a traitor. They ewore he never should be Governor again. Abont that time the Democratic fact that caatconUnue toflourishin New Tork. At * Albany was fighting their battle. We Unity. The oity is dustier than it ba9 been in a number of months, Tha air is pervaded witb tha almost impalpable particles, and toward evening a dust haze risos muses woke up to the I which, but for its oolor, would strongly the honest old man | rese mbla a light fog. Bain is very badly needed. mean the Democrats of the rural dis tricts, to whom Tammany has been so ong a shame and a reproach. They saw now a chance to reward a faithful public servant by re-election and at the same time to remind Tammany once the one given lut evening at the Madison Square Garden, Mile. Aimee tang tbe drink ing song from “Girofie*Gircfla.” There is a stem Puritanism about New Tork that leaves the original Puritans, down in New England, ont tn the cold. Let Us Hear From Sootier. Cincinnati Enquirer. 1 le^rttSuo^c^^e 81 ^ I counter demandtor his* retention^oiTthe I 88 mft been heard Itomluic* the date oi toe ticket that was long ago seen to be irreBis- I She is abont eleven years of age. Med- ex-President's arrival in London wu fixed. I tible. Every new threat of the ring in I icai aidwu called in as soon as poeai- Tnis solemn sUcnoe does not sit well on creued the strength of this revolt against I hl . «_ a t j, e wounded limb placed under He^should riao to toe emergency, | impudent dictation, and Mr. Tildes, who * ™ * " * wu Bobinsou’s backer at the first, had little to do towards tho last beyond keep ing his vessel before the wind of pnbllo opinion. Kelly’s impudent assumption of authority and auprecedentod virulence Boita* __ and in default of free tickets to Ban“rran» cucc, take Ms position on too bonndary or Pennsylvania, and read Ms resolutions u toe train bearing Ms old commander comes insight. A Broken Arm. Yesterday morning Miss Ella Thorn ton, daughter of Mr. Benben Thornton broke one of her armB. She wu assist- again that it was not; omnipotent;* Kel-1 ing her little baby brother down the ly’a insolent demand for Bobinson’s re- t ot he r father’s residence, when she I tirement was met in the conntry by a f treatment. Hebrew Services. The service at the Hebrew Young Men’s Literary Association Hall was at- against an honest Govornor diu the rest. J tended by an appreciative audience, Bobinson was nominated by his party. | which BBflem hled to listen to the melodi- A Wliltts Bainbo Cincinnati Commercial. 1 _ _ The dtizenB of Mount Washington who I Kelley was nominated by himself, and | w “ lv '“ ““"T "" . were astir a_t 6;3u o’clock yest“d^ g morntei thus the issue was joined for a battle, I^ oloB ot i? * uber ’ who re0 ‘ ted enjoyed a view of a white rainbow. At this hour a dense fog in toe Miami Talley wu wafted over the hilla by a gentle breeze from the North. As it drifted over Monnt Wuh- lngton. toe sun then abont an hoar Mgb, partially penetrated toe oank, and a large beantUnl and distinct rainbow, or fogbow, was vieiblo on tbs western tky. forming complete arch from north and sonth, i_ marked and plain u any rainbow, except that it wu perfectly white. which should end in the downfall of I tho prayers in acoordanoo with tha an' Tammany and the fanrial of its burly I oient custom of th» Jewish Church. boss beneath the ruins. WAfib Special to Herald.3 A personal friend of Mr. Charles Fester, who has Just returned from a Visit of sev eral weeks in OMo, says tost Mr. Foster told him that toe only hops the Republican party had.of carrying Ohio was in unceasing effort to toe day of election, and that over confidence in toe strength of the pirty was to be feared more than all else. He wu urging bis friends to take this view and warning tnem against relaxing their labors. He Ban Congressman Hard, who said ho wu lake If Yon Only Have Ihe Key. PhiladelpMa Timas.l It costa 935.76 a year to educate each child in the publio schools of theCherokeo, Nation, and only 91.30 for a North Carol ina I going to make some epeechea for Gen. Rw- , pupil. Wnetoer the little Indians are tw on- J “8* hnt be never did anything tbat gavo | ja—g m akes a very appropriate and ty-iive times harder to teach or twenty- five ! him so httle satisfaction as tills campaign. I 6 - Bev. A Tauber will officiate again tfiis [ morning. Service will begin at 8 o-’olock. A Handsome Present, Yesterday we were shown a very handsome silver waiter, which was pre sented to Mrs. B. Dab, wife of the pro prietor of the Lanier House, by a number of New York traveling salesman, who have been guests of the House during the past season. It is heavily engraved, Oar LegiMamre. Editor* Telegraph and iTetsenger: Oar Legislature is still in session atur a pro- traded term, and there ie no immediate press of the conr.try have found one of I prospect of adjournment. their sorest disappointments in this reenlt. M ^^be > ln^nsd to vieirtois prolonged I shou?d let H be known to^tbe world. It They don’t seem to know that an im- 8e a B ion with disfavor, and they cry out w common mullein, steeped etroegiy, times bettor taught than tho tar heels, whether it is that toe aboriginal school di rector steals twenty-five times u mu:h as the Carolina officials. General Eaton’s report docs not explain. 8tatUfios are valnablo, if you only have toe key. Mullxin for Consumption.—A corres pondent writes Bn exchange as follows: “I have discovered a remedy for con sumption. It has cured a number of oases after they bad commenced bleeding at the lungs and tbe heotio flush wab already on the oheek. After trying this remedy to my own satisfaction, I have thought philanthropy required that I Tbe old politicians on both aides are count- I elegant gift to one of tho kindest and tag on a close vote and giving the Green- | most attentive of hostesses, backers but little credit for importance, either in their ieene or too number support ing tnem. Fin or Bridcelt. In the crossing of Washington Avenue, at the intersection of Spring street, there Is a ditoh washed in the sidewalk of con siderable dimensions, and into whiob sev- A Lively Chance toe Another Conti nental Wab.—It is new believed, eays too American, that Andrassy’s retirement was on account of Msrernsalto be responsiblo for j eral pe deBtrianB have recently fallen, too occupation of Novi Bazar. A Hongs- The ^ ezUnda down Spi ; Dg nan he rcrieUdtho Hungarianopposition coneiderabJa dfatancej anfl ia nnBlghU y to the acquisition of Bosnia, but he Is not “ , “ “ . 6 J willing to moor too war with Albania and toe and dangerous. Tho ditoh aoross the hostility ot Boss's, and too opposition or J sidewalk should be filled or bridged at Hungary, to toe further acquisitions of pop- ] nlation, which will *o far towards neutrall- once, zing tho Hungarian influence in tho Empire. 1 southern and western coast of Turkey, while I attended by a fair crowd. A fine dinner Legifi at p n ? I that we have too much law making. ■ —-— — ,. . -— i eouthe'n and westetnooanor xuruey, wnue , gun most effectually. If it had halted or A few days since I was among our I Jhreo to six months acoordmq to l ^ 0 ° a ' Italy eqaal y opposes Austrian extension to | waB enioved bv those assembled In the interest rate for money 1a about four per • hong back, ever so little, it would have I Representatives at tho Capitol, and 11 J? r6 . 0 ,^ ^ isea ) ae * It is very good^ for I t [j 0 0 pp 0o ite her shores, on which 8ho I 1J 7 HL, fa quite sufficient, one would think. been Radical ammunition for Ohio, New was very much impressed with the sin- b! ° 0 ,'' T ®” 6 , 13 “J* ; ** hw also fixed a ffeodv eye. shooting, Mr, Jako Truesdalo was the r — — — .... Une tu , ,„ a aether p 0 „n, l«tor Mha peipl. aaTZ p?. "' LI™ K» <>00 ' in the foroes that are marohing against the money they contribute to the support ‘ho lunge. 1 h ■ 8 - -- - — of tho Government. of Monday says daring the week ending September 12ib, 810.C30.846 of specie arrived at this port, consisting of 99,893.383 of gold and 8137,453 of silver. The gold mclndod 82,423,530 of United States coin, 85,G89,8i3 of foreign coin, 82,389,203 of bars and tui tion and 8283 of gold dost. Tho total im portation of gold from the beginning of August to toe 12th of September amounts to 919,050,763, and of silver 9639.435, making toe aggregate of too two meials 820,290,187. Thus, in ronnd numbers, 820,< 000,000 has been contributed by other coun tries to the money resources at the centre within the last six weeks. Folly 816,000,- 000 of this amonnt lisa passed into toe banka and the remainder rests temporarily in too Assay Offioe, nntil It can be accounted for to tha owners and paid for by tho Trea sury. Intextebate Tenfesance.—A Columbus, OMo, teffigram of Monday »ys: The Cor bin Hotel occupied by Henry Corbin, at Westerville, tMs county, was blown np last night, by gun powder, and although toe buildlng;waa occupied by a number of peo ple, no one but Corbin wu injured, and he not fatally, It U not known who placed the powder in too building, but Corbin asserts that it wu done by some of toe villigers and fa too outcome of Ms refusal to quit ceiling liquor in too village. Four years ago a building ho oosupied as a saloon was demol ished by gun powder, and Oorbin left toe town, only returning a abort time ago; but all attempts to aneet the guilty parties fail ed. The damage to toe hotel and numerous adjoining buildings will bo about 86.000. —Tho Wall street dispatch of last Satur day to too Baltimore Sun says the recent heavy receipts of gold from Europe have failed to make their appearanoe as yet in the bank reserves, except to make good the con tinued outgo M settlement of the 4 per oents and tho drain of greenbacks to the West. Butin this respect toe arrivals of gold have been most fortunate, u other wise we should have had money tight u a brick and stocks panicky, instead of buoyant, u they at present are. Governments also would have felt toe change, and toe 4s wonid have baen down to par, instead of 1% above par. Tbe bank atatemont to-day shows no more money than it did a week ago. Tet it fa a fact that cannot be disputed that these fa nearly 88,000,000 more money within our roach than there wu on Saturday last. Tho circulation of tho banks Is also on toe in crease, aa developed b7 this week’s showing. Queen Isabella went the other evening to call on the Axobdacb03S Marie Christine, a short time after toe young lady reached Farfa. Aa soon as her future mototr-ln* law entered too room too Arcbdnehess ad vanced to meet her, and falling on one knee, raised her hand to her lips. “On jour knees before mo!" exclaimed toe Qaeon, helping her to rise; “are you not the fiancee of my beloved eon?" She then embraced her tenderly, and toe Qaeen and the two prio resses showed mush emotion. lathe con versation which followed, and wMcb wu most affectionate, too Arcbdachees Marie Christine annonao6d her intention of devot ing her^lf to her fn'.are husband, but of abstaining entirely from politics. “I shall reign oror Spain with Alfonso,’’ said she, “bnt I shall not govern- I mado this reso- lntl)B when I saw him for toe first time as my betrothed, and I vow that I shall keep my word?” The Archduchess alto begged Queen Isabella to goto La Granja for tbe wedding, and aftor some hesitation her Majesty consented to do so. “That a charming girl,” wu tho Queen's exclamation to her companions as she drove away; * how happy I am that she fa to be toe wifo of my eon.'" • > All Full and Running Ovjsb.—The Now ’{fork World, ot Monday, inteiview- a groat number of the New Tork hotels* and finds them ell full ef guests and com- , palled daily to torn away numerous ap plicants for. entertainment. Hence tbe inference that lively times have oome again, and trade generally fa under fall sail. ns all over the North and West. . _ . . .... but even that has come to be rarer than I m onwealth, to write a few lines in your formerly, and deserves the more credit. I columns npon this important subject. It might have failed in that essential Lot | We aro all aware that the Stale gov- UBal Forney Thinks. St. Lonis Republijan.l “I think” a aid lio. “th&t tho nomination I of Gov. Robinson is too very best that ibe Democrats could have made. It is time for | toe goed men of that party to break away it is the bitterest pill. She spent her blood and treasure only to soe Aus-.ria enjoy the fruits of the war in which she had no hand. It is extremely doubtful whether BnBsia will stand idly by and see title extension ot Aus trian terri ory- It is more likely that she | of the beef, choice. Mr. J. C. Keil won the fifth he Mulberry screes Church Meet, tigs The meetings at the Mulberry Street Churoh continue to grow in'interest, and Washington Star.l | the friends of the churqji are hoping for ^ ««»• Baum to-day tbat the fruit crop in that eec- | held twice a day and a eolemnity per ns take that view of tho case. Other a * nment 18 Ba P? orted b * tt tax ° f ? ae * half from Tammany control, aid in view of the j will stir np the Albaniins to revolt and to , . , ., I ot one per cent, npon property of every I f a8 t of mo nomination of Cornell bo nR I war. bodies, for whom no more was or could I gj Qc i j n the State of Georgia. I forced upon tho Republicans by that Sena- be expected, have done that very thing. Thu?, from the hoarthBtone of every torial Don Jean, Roscoe tionkling, I would It stands, and will stand to the everlast- | “an and woman in tho Slate, be they not be at all surprised if thousands of Be ing credit of the present Legislature that r ' ch Z£°°Zr P “-StakU ww a wi^toing for the , —u, ^ ^........ ^ .... , - — it has never once wavered in tha work I f rn ~ .- n I Democracy?” I tion this year iaanentirefaUoro. In con- I yadea tho meetings. Prayer meetings re UBS vuua money from every section, that flows in- ..y 0 . lt WM a maa i y thing for Til- eequtnco of this but little poach brandy I T B B . _ , , “ marked out. It had openeyes and ears and to toe treasury which becomes thereby a den to stand by oiobineon, and will do more will bo manufactured, and a3 a sequence I wall take place this morning at 9 o clock willing hands to see and do all that duty, great receptacle of the peoples’ money. to help than to hurt him. A fearless, bon- whisk y will taka its place. For there rea- I BB tead of 12. This change fa mado on and .regard for ,hab... lata,,at, cl .ha StitWSSSSSfT S SS a.c.n.1.!«.» haa. to d» toiddl. cl tha State and the punishment of wrong doing I thta from t h e resources of the people, 0{ New Tori, Michael Hoffman, Bronck, factnro of illicit whisky. J day and will enable many more to attend, and doers demanded, withont regard to | for by so doing the oomfort and revenue | ^atTbonUhe Presidency in 6 1880?” Davor (N. H ) Demociat.] Services will be held this evening at 745 “I am qnlto clear the Republicans will j A Greenback Democrat fa necessarily a J at which time Bev. McGehee will preach, take .Grant in 1880 and the Democrats will I political mongrel and nondescript, who goes party or personal purposes. We may I of every household is added thereto. grumble or grin, as the mood inclines ns, at the Legislature, bnt we cannot deny or overlook the facts herein Ret forth. Let them then go on with tho good woik, wherever it leads, and no matter how To proteot this money so taken from the people and placed in the bands of | take Tildc-n.” their public servants is an obligation paramount on every-legislator. Tho expenso attendant upon the im' portant matters at hsue now before our Legislature should not be considered a mnch time it takes. Better dig np the moment. weeds and poison plants by the roots and I Their importance is too manifest for make an end of tbem at once, no matter | argument. _The impartial and intrepid at what expense of time and money, than stop short and leave seed for future trouble. The tirant Boom. Washington special to the Philadelphia j Times] The attempt of some of tho Grant enton- aronnd on his lie&il. Ho is a forked end and j False Alarm, wrong end up all the time. Hia braina aro I Last night abont ten o'clock an- alarm inverted and hs is a damphool. We hepe I . „ , , . tho rasa has been exterminated in Maine, j of fire was given and a prompt response- bccanse tbat would be tne greatest victory I was made by tbe'department. The by the Democrats in that State. Tho He- I , _._a mocraty can never do anything toward win-' a * orm came from the aecend ward and eia- ts to organize a monster excursion to the ning euccoe3 until thoy quit oat from that the engines and hose reels went that di- . Sew Chapter m Civil ser vice. Prof. John M. Langston, U. S. Minis ter to Ha jilt, living in Ohio, and drawing his salary of $5,000 there, is a colored functionary for whom revolution and yellow fever have lost their charms. He fa abont to resign. Geo. W. Williams, of Ohio, is another colored citizsn, who took a nomination for tho Legislature tha other day by surprise. At a nomi nating convention in Cincinnati, after a great deal of wrangling and mach spite- manner in which they have examined and brought before the people the acts of the publio officers of our State,and their firm resolve to remain m eeeeion nntil they havo accomplished this great work, is de serving the highest commendation. I feel assured that the great popular heart beats in response to tho acts of onr Representatives. r have entire confidence that their fied q i will be impartial and jast. 1 '..ciieva that their actings will for macy years in the futare, add much to j oov red thatpopniaropinion was against it; tho carefnl expenditure of the money of 1 ‘hat the principal newspapers,. including - - — - - I some very prominent Bepnb Pacific Coast to welcomo Gontwl Grant np on hia arrival there has been formally aban doned, and an aunenneement of tMs dooii- ion will eoon be made While too manageis of tMs txcureion primarily, perhaps, origi nated it for the pnrpose of making money, there can bs no aaubt that at too beginning they received very great political encourage ment. hems cf tho managing men of the Grant machine wero hand in glove with'too originators of this enterprise and expected rotten, corrupt, accursed bantling, and eland np, man fashion, on-ta hard money platform of principio. OMo State Journal.] It tarns oat now that Gov. Sp—gna was only going out to ehoot a mess of c'.ams for breakfast with Ms shot-gun. Ho did not restion. After a considerable amonnt of running about was done it was concluded that tho alarm was false and tho machines returned to their houses. No eanse for the alarm whatever could bo found, and it is supposed that it was started by somo mtaureare get yot^’dam powdered epfi^url 01,0 “ arhI T f° r the purpose of calling out to ba adjutants and nontenants and majors f out of this.-; His remark was, “Give ma tho department, in tlis Grant c&vricado, whteh w.s to onto I Jfi* th. . intm.nt «m rAinrn with Onnfnl flrini 1 chowder till you can C rest. 22ie nnforta tbe cuntmsnt and return witb General Grant in a triumphant procession. The cooler heads among Grant’s friends, however, die- the people of the State of Georgia. John P Foet. A Veteran’s Experience. Detroit Free Press ] “Another bsardi'-.g-hosso bested np, ece ” sighed a venerable Detroit landlady. some very preminent Bepnbilcan ones, de nounced it, and that it was evident tha* toe interpretation of the moTonont wonid bo I that it was designed as an attempt to force Grant npon the Republican Presidential con vention. This, it w.s thought, wonid hurt Ins chaacos, and i. .s significant peihaps tbat tho strongest friends of tbs roncmina- nato eimiterity between the sounds clam chowder and dim powder causod the cnrionB misapprehension in the publio mind. Boston Herald.] An honest man may bs tho nobleat work of God, bat an honestly conducted -horse raco is the hardest to find. Nearly aa Accident. THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT Tha Base to he Raised. Tho Committee in charge of the Con federate monament have como at last to the oonelnsion to raise the base ot toe monument a number of feet. The design fa to raise the present base, and arrange the approaches to it on all eides with granite steps. This will be a very great improvement, and will add immensely to the appearance of the structure. This will coBt about five hundred dollars, which amount the Committee think there will be no difficulty in raising withont a publio appeal. The monument Is now in Savannah. It haB been admitted free of all duties. It was necessary, however, to furnish tho custom officers with a series of affi davits in order to show tbat the monu ment was within tho provisions of tbe law passed by Congress on the subject. On acoount of the weight of the pedes tal of the monument two cars will bo re quired for its transportation to this city, and a frame work fa being arranged for the purpose of equalizing the weighlt on the ears. The time for the un veiling of the monument be announced in a few days. It ia the intention of those interested that the oeremonies attending the un veiling be made an event in Macon not soon to be forgotten. (uticura REMEDIES INPALIBLY CURB ALL SKIN AND ROALP DISBASk-S S''ALT KRTJPTION8, ETCH INGS, AND IR CITATIONS. Tbe testimonial* of oer-aanont cures o' Skin and Scalp diseases wMcb have b-on the tortnre of a •tfetime, t« she Cuticura Rcm-die., ar more wonderful than any ever before performed bv am m-thods or remedies known to tbs medical profession. Cuticura Resol to-it, a powerful Blood Punier is tho ooly purifying ag-ntwhion finds its wav into the circulating fluid r.d thence through the Oil and sweat gland, of tho surface of the-kin thus ae.troving the poiM>nous elements with whn-h these vessels have been Catty chanted. Cuticura. the great Skin Cure, appnedex er. nelly, arrests all unnat rat or morbid growths which cover the surfaeeot thedUcaieu alanda and tubes witb Scaly, Itchina ana Irriiatimt hu mors, apeodily itremoves them, leaving the pores open, hea thy and free from diicaaed naruclea nr matter. Thua internally and externally do them great remedies act in conjunction, performing cares that hare astonished the most noted physicians of the day Salt Bin for 30 Tears ON TBE HB AD. PACK AND GRBATERPABX Of THE BODY OUBJ3D. Messes Weeks A Poxtek—Gentlemen.- t have bee* a great aufferer with Salt Rheum for SOyears, commencing in my head and fare and extending over the greater part of my body. I will | hare taken gallons of medicines for the blood of different kinile- and tried good physician*, all of Which did me no good, and. I came to the oonrlu- staa that I could, not be cured. But a friend called m; atten ion to an article mthe Onion on skin diseases, and I got a box of Cuticura Tha first application was a great relief and tbe third took the scales nil off. and 1 fel i like a new man. I hare nied three SO cent boxes and my akin is smooth andloocsider mt self entirely cared. Th. Hebrew New Year. j “ Last evening tne New Year, according | wish. And I cheerfully recommend it to all to the Hebrew chronology, wasinaugu- j Per * 01 Yoi5«trniT. ltilth °^wtr'^oyrnn-n, rated, the year 6639 closing at six o’clock last evening, and tbe year 6640 coming I ing all diseased surfaces, as most soaps are taju* into existence. The services at the Syn-1 agogne were well attended. The season is one ol great eolemnity with all good Israelites. The Synagogue last evening | was biilliantly lighted, and tbe hand- rions to the skin. LEPROSY. A MODERN MIRACLE. ASTONISHING Rg. SULIM PROM THROBS OP CUTICURA. Messes Weeks A Potieb—Gentlemen: Vo have a case ot Leprosy -n our poorhouse which is some interior never appeared to better being cured by Outicura romedies. The county advantage. - The regular New Year service was an ^ 8 m S^ , SS^tt&ter! CaUon "' read by Babbi Benson, and appropriate He had been confined to hs bed for two and reeponees made by the choir at the dSItaltStoie. ImwMd££2te£ proper intervals. Dr. Benson made an ad- flr ^‘“ e ' ha Wltted thera „ oaId #tleut on , dress appropriate to the oooasion, in I quart of scales cone off o him. whii-hitho time was spoken of, the duties ' T. t . ,1,ll!i PP e,,ede ?e f yday, of the hour bronght before inu mindo or all, and epeoial appeals made to the few there, mothers and children of the con gregation to begin a new life witb the new year. Allusions were made to the affliotiouB and the bleieiogs of the year just gone and lessons drawn from them. Tho sermon was closed witb a fcenediolion on those aeecmbled. The muBic of tho occasion was especl- Sicuttaan?smdd boxes! so rents^i?^ ally fine. Tho choir wee CMnpoeed of 3^gV. t,, gSJ5 Mrs. A. E. Davis, Miss Ethel Crippen, j Su»p25 cents ptr cake; by moil so cents. Scakex Mrs. L Wise and Mr. A. Barnett, with We think it is a wonderful euro, we tap mt ssy he is cured, but he is in a bur ivt ssy be is cured, n cured to say tbe least, ruly. DUNNING 1 I wav to be Yours truly. DUNNING BROTHERS. Druggists snd Booksellers. Allegan. Mich, February 11,UTS. Note.—Messrs Dunning Brothers are thor oughly reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to ns prior to the receipt of this letter. We Irmly believe this Cuticura will permanently cure this very severe cojo of Leprosy, anil, it has doao many others Prepared by Weeks and Potter, Chomists and Druggist*. SCO Washington SUeet, Boston, Moss, Profeseor J. T. Coley at the organ. Mrs. I, Wise rendered a hymn in a beautiful manner, “Guard ns through the Coming Night” Raenmsiism, Neural- gia. Weak and Bora COUJJV& VOLTAIC|H | imi">'n , b 'ill V I Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous. was sunsr in elegant style by Miss Crip- I Muscular and Spinal Affections relieved and _ . m . cured when every other plaster, linmeat, lotion pen, Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Davis. The ee- and electrical appliance fails. lection is a difficult ono but was rendered j * ep13 >u -huusun im with striking beauty by the choir, the CUriCUAd. ft fi ft (S01 fil i voices of all blendinjr barmonioUBlr to I can be had at SLLIS’ DRUGSTORE, Trian- ° J gul&r Block gether. - * Mrs. Wise sang, after the eermor a “Sweet Spirit, Hear my Prayer,” in a olear and remarkably well- controlled voice. It was beautifully sung. The music was admirable throughout The pronunciation of the Hebrew by the singers was remarkably accnr&te and dis tinct, was mnch complimented, and added a great deal to the pleasure o thoBS versed in tbat language. Services will be beld again this morn ing, commencing at half past nine o’clock. The stores of all the Israelites Personal. Judge A. C. Pate, of the Oconee Cir cuit, was in the city yeitarday. Mr. I. C, Plant has returned from an extended visit tfl» Saratoga and other points of the North. Henry Hull, Savannah; W. P. Eastman, Eastman, Ga,, Frank Bobinson and fami ly, Boston; P. P. Watton, Virginia; Tom Eason, Mt. Ternon, Ga; Captain J. A Davis, Albany, Ga.; A. Hood, Jr., Cath bert, Ga.; B. S. Worrell, Cutbbert, Ga.; vwuhw.' I E. E. Cheatham, Savannah, treie among in the city will bs closed throughout tbe regiEter6a at B town’s Hotel jester- dfty ’ day. Brevities.. j Mr. James H. Walker, of Milner, Ga.- The city wears a very business-like ap- is in tho city, peirance every day now. Mr. John D. Boqnemore, of Eafanla, Dray loads of cotton follow each other Ala., a member of the Sonata of that in rapid succession through the streets, State, was in Macon last evening on bis and show tbat the cotton buyers are les-1 way home. mg ho time in filling orders. Mr. J. M. Mack is in the city on his re>* For the benefit of the large crowd that turn from New York, will exenrt to Savannah on tbo occasion 1 OoL Chatles'J. Harris ba9 been confin- of the Jasper Centennial, it is stated tbat I ed to his residence, for several days past, tbe city will bs decorated and several I by a painful sickness. Ho wa?, howev- bops and entertainments will be given in er, well enough tn be out yesterday af, honor of tbe visiters. I ternoon. Wo hope he may soon recover The South Macon Grammar School is I sufficiently to return to bis duties in the about the only school in the oily in which | Legislature in Atlanta, there are any vacancies, and there are TtaeWe.leian Frma-.c oitaxe. not more than a dozen there. j Yesterday this honored institntion had Tha school house on the old Academy j p. most successful opening and tho msst ot will soon be erected. | encouraging evidencea of a prosperous . - The I*Q Ian go party left yesterday I y ear were giy an . There wero in attend* Lost night as tho engine of No. 3, morning for Milledgeville. The young anM one hundred and forty-seven student Tho rrambsrs of tho Living Ago for tha weeks ending September Cih and 13tb, re fnt Torino- n. motion that the renurifo “ Bh0 ljkid dora her paper. “WeiJ, it mu-t tion or Grant havetate y been among tbo spcotively, contains tho fobowtag articles: rut voting, a motion tna. wa requite toen exu . aYagSECa oa tho t&blo Tuftl . o most tc ; iT e j n diacouragaig tMs emsrpriao. Th0 Wmk9 of Bembrandt, Edinburgh; number of candidates wbo had received what bankrupts seven out of ten. an-, ov.-n I Tco fact that tha scuomo has beon abin- 1 Fire Company, was being driven ont Seoond street in eearoh of the fire it collided witb a pile of lumber in the middlo of Second street, near the eoruer of Poplar street, and narrowly esoaped se rious damage. The timber obstructs a considerable portion of the street, mak ing it dangerous to vabioies In passing that way after dark. In tha ereotion or naw buildings it is necessary that tho streets should be mors or leas obstructed, Cotton tank a sixteenth in Liverpool yesterday. tbe largest number of votes should be tho I then tho k bos P rdora Y are°crjing te °hata!" °Ind I doned therefore msy ba considered as evi- I °° unt ° i70 “’ Qa ^ l ° t,y i. B .°“° Fact f E ° d • , 1 ” ■ TTT-n- I complaining of poor meats- Now I run e I dencu tot that a conviction prevails on tho I Thoughts abont Light-Emitting Animals, ticket. Upon counting up Williams boarding-house for twenty-two years, and part of Grant's friends that no fa not to ba a I popular 8cien:o Review; Prtaco Lonis Napo- bnt 6no!l temporary encroachment should was found to bo included in the ticket, mode money and teord no complaints. How I candidate, but that these friends desire that £ XO cdition to Bologno. and A Gallfa ba mado in es oircamaoribol a space . as . .—„ „ ... , , , din I do it? Why. it's all in planning For 1 no stop shall bo tskon which can in any way ^ - umuu I .., w and soTho EopnblicaBs found themselves intt ance. a nock-pioco or mution canbs cur hszaid his chances. T o jonrn6y to the can Novelist, Fraeer; Fashionable Charity, | poBSible, trapped into running a colored person to look like a tin roost, and a liu o extra fire I Facifio Coast is Riven np, therefore that tho I and Tho Late Youth of Philosophers, Satnr- * * * I 1..^ *...» —_ T - — f I flaanS maw not lx., intnvnrl I - — n for tho Le-’islatnre. They feel eo bad I J? lk8B a l™ 1 te ? d i r ' ^ awd l a 7 e 5on! ™ lUD x L ' " l’vo been complimented a thouaind tims* on about it that Williams x8 to bo cuerea I my telection of chtico apriug lamb when thd the Hayti mission to get him out of the I M0D was mntton four years old, and tin- . _ .. . “ c • rr ,1 toughest part at that! The idea of eprn.g way and off tho ticket. Such u Hayes’ c tick en on a boarding-house table is absurd Civil ServiC9 Reform. | —ayt! almost wicked. In my palmv dsys I could tako tough old hen, pound tbe body Only six and a H i t Millions. 1 tb^ potato-masber for * Grant boom ma; not b« injared. Jlodern Wltcbcraft. Cincinnati Exqairtr.l Ono year ago two boys in Zanosvilio, O., got into a quarrel, and ono was cut in (he head by a stc-ao thrown by tbo othor, narco t - , _r . - | Darnell. Tho wound btea profusely, and ■ i.rr-n pacCB cacntor more inano.ouij paeos a l too mother of too taj aroi boy followed his Jn » th o subeenption price < 88) is low; •u wntrmi to bfa Ucmc, gave him a sharp w htioTor 810.63 too publishers offer to send has baen writing many ingenious articles I there wen’t ten landladies in this city who prK l on3 t J °or C tho 3 D£JcoU°S3v a and his mother, “ek?i8s with ^ht^tetag Ago^or'Vyear* under too head of tho A. B. 0. D. of TJSZ&SSZ *5? 2%. SSffB®. U« Apublishers. 1 pen , . , „ ^ J and set before my boarders A correspondent of the Tribune, who every heart glad. Now I’ll venture toa. dty Review; Barnard Castle, Spectator; with continuations of Je&n Ingelow’s “Sa rah do Berongsr;” and Miss Keaiy’a “Doubt ing Heart;” md.tha usual amount of Foe- try. For firtv-two tueb numbers of sixty-four largo pagCB each (or more lhan 3.W1U pagos In amsanor to make everybody believe to.: I tj5~ n- iqf»foot, or that one o,"his feet finance, b^asU of tho superiority of the J ha has tho cboioest cu^ m a p g a b jdy. and 1 b 0 rsiae^ f r0 m tho floor and never b3 National 'Banking eyatem in this wise: I i L 5 a . wt i lt .l 0 . .“i 0 t 5, at ,^ h6r . 0 are ?’* “ or .° I permitted to touch is again. A short time f 7 “ “ ", w,3e ' failures- Lota of landladies buy nee. r.esh tha£>atneU boy, upon whom this that whereaa a singlo bank In Glasgow butter, and thus tempt a man to cat five or n rm->nr«i e urso was pr:noanced, was at- has involved the people of that city ia a I tacked with a pain In tho blp, which grew i • a. . ,, ^ h a ii .. I economy! I bad my n.ca bu ter on I W0Ifl a by aav. Xhs cords of hia log fin* loss of twenty-threo millions of dollara.nll I toe table at breiifost, when wshsd litilo XwmteMntrtc^asd hteknaa gradu- hnt tAfifit «mrl tl a linutara ffnfc alnntr nn G : r1 I */ * ° » L.j at :* the National Bank9, so far,have only lost I but toast, and too boadera got along on oid jjsnt, until, alarmed at the situation, a I Masaaol . l.i, *p*iaf ... I hatter the other two meals. It is ail In the | physician w-b cabod in. Tho physician I th r rtv-t' them six and a half millione. That cer- piumtag-aU in tbo planning. Three morn- | m-.ractiblo rhonma&m! bnt I tainly shows a balance in favor of the 1 tags in the week I bought eh Courier-Journal. W bout desiring to hurt tho feelings of the faints, wo wou d cite Just ono little cose a hundreds which prove that honesty is fa om being a dominant virtue in tbo North Loo at tho tow otFoll River, Massaohusttto, It has 37,030 inhabitants, _ _ th'rty-two cotton mills and thirty-two , ^ . -——, rrr- ■ txeatedhim for intractable rhonmotirin, bat I churchei. A moral place, presnmsbly. But igs In too week I bought tixloin, wh ch is I |, e got no hotter. It began to shrivel np ] took at tbo recant list of omDezzlors among National Banks and vet six and a half vorj ,t0 0 if 8 r I and became an atMOiato deformity, and tho leading ani moat pious citizens. 8 An- .... . , ’ . “ momirgs I bought nodt pfaow and rubbed vo y j, xinaUy tho famUy E i 0 r Ohaso, President or tor Yeung Mtn’s millions is a large sum of money, JDis* | *bo ciee-knivce over ths gnnafitone. Give I oba: ged pbydici&nB f and tho second ono prc» I ciirutiaa A3800iatioa,and an ardent ltepubii* tributed round among a dozen people it * ehorp hnifo and atough a:e»k, nounced it lvp discos s at once, and eo cod, defaulted to tha extent of 8l,lM),GG0. ol. Li * ^„ ba U . .” e78r , m4k0 ‘reared it Hu log waa loncsd, and, tojngb j oeorgo T. Hathaway,' a leading fianday- wonld make aU feel bright, easy and eob. He’ll pit the oUme on fas teeth, «nd too &t firpt ed to his bed, he was soon able BO hool man. dofanUcd to tha extent of 81,- vent. But the question ariaeB aro such I m roettok ho leaves on hiaplatothe more 1 10 ,j^ 3 cratches. A few weeks ago ha I fOfl.OOO. (Jhailes P- buckney, the leading 1 rabbit p.o yon 11 have for dinner. | mother w-s called to the bedside ot tho boy I Biptist layman of ths town, stole fands to by his piteous cries, and cjmpl intsof Bom*- I the extent of 8530003 George B. Dupree, Takuast and Robinson.—Tho w b-I ttung urswiing up his leg. Presently ths I & leo pious and modest, staio 810,000. Geo. , , , , , „ . psin all o modulated at tna sure, and the h Etdy, anothsr flood man, stole 830,003. ecu ml proroience of in* New ao'K b oy> m the presence of his mother, with his I These nro soma or tho prominent and dii- pilit’o'ans on tha Democratic crisis in fiogeia pulled cut of the sore a few hairs I tingu'ished defaulters at Fall River during New York are ventilated exuberantly by I matted t°gethe:,alotof ttaead^eomeve^ | lM t year. .The inference fa peritaeat, bs losses an iuevitable incident of the bank Ing system,and if so,can’t a better ono bo found? Nails.-—In Wheeling, Virginia, on Monday, the pries of nails was advanced tbros dollars; t. threa dollars: whareunnn mil rmnnia I the press of that city. Xus ixepnouoans i setnbiing a p.ece oi maicn. Arouna uns i ^tg among oar Nounera xeuow-oitizens, ... .. , ’ . j I rnh their hands in nrosnec!; of a. cho n I »nbslanca was a very tightly wound a whito I and what ltitl6 righ v . they have, with the air outside tho factories prayed that they I ^ ® ^ I ooiton thrrad. The wound bled profusely I ^r^ond them ringing with toe crash of repu- J cosrse, and a small piece of aomo'htag re- I C tu-”e it shows the demoralization which ex- The Repablicans I sembling a p.ece of match. Aronnd this I igtg among onr Northern fellow-oitizens, might be no longer as brittle as glas^ so I 803 €as Y Flotory for Cornell. The Herald I k tt er these article* were extracted. This as to ba unsafe for etaging purposes, but Ut in1ra that Hinson is doomed, but that " u *“ that they might approach within fifty per cent, of being good nails. Senators Eaton, McDonald, McPher son and Barnum, of iho National Demo the Democrat« of too two factions will increase their vota and pcsstbiy elect tbe rest of their State ticket. The Demo crats, of coarse, differ widely; bab the Robinson men say the Tammany move-1 operation haa since been repeated a number cl times, and on Wednesday a small piece of bone comb, with tne teeth broken eff, was taken one. A woman in the neighborhood ol-itn* to have power over witches, and aaya she will cure toe boy hareby 'na tations, and State and municipal repudia tion, to talk of “donthem repudiation,” and to denounce S ,ulhera men as “disbonej t.” cratia Committee, metyeaterday to confer. mtnfc will. fizzle ont as toe canvass pro- over the hita^uoa in New York. The I greaseij und Robinson will gain more in itaaiion there needs a good d'-J of con- | the country than he will lose in the city. Naw York uaubji,.—Now York talks about providing for he defense of bc> harbor iih snnken torpedoes. The enter way is to continue her press nt pol- I performance at Oononchet hod caused Bon' Oonrier-JoumaU For the first time in years tha President was in rnohbad humor ths other morning that be frowned over hisooffee, and told his wife that his mother would have been i.hsmed to make inch stuff. ' The Presides in his rleep me night before had tabued that Oouk.iL-g was a horse, and that his forence, but It is rot Improbably past j Tney say Tammany will receive its death I icy of filling np ths* baibor with coaJ J urSJritohleotherlrMt^ntnnere/Srt it U waa CUT. blow in this canvass. [ ashes and city refuse. only a dream. Accident on lire Xacon £ Aucueta Railroad. On Tuesday afternoon a slight acci dent occurred on the Macon & Augusta Railroad, at a point three miles this side ot Mtiledgeville, to the inward-bound freight and passenger train. Five freight cars wero thrown from tho track and ditched, without doing mach damage howover. Tho cause of the accident was the breaking of a rail. Ths engine and tender passed safely over withont acci dent, and it was discovered and tbe train stopped before toe passenger coaches reached the broken rail. The passengers ware considerably shaken np, bnt no casualties oocorred. The schedules yes terday were deranged, bat were resumed iast evening regularly. lajnnctitm vase. Tne injunction against the oity author ities in the case of the Corporation against Mr. Davis, of Vineville, charged with violating tho city ordinance in soil' ing meat npon tbe streets withont a li cence, was argued before Judge Simmons on Tuesday. It will be remembered that Mr. Davis’ wagon and home was lev: ' .n by the City Marshal. An ia- jnnc.lon was sued cut before Judge Fate, in Judge Simmons absence, and lie case set for a hearing before Judge Simmons. His deoision was reserved, and will be given to-day. Tbe case i 8 quite an interesting one, and involves some nice legal points on tbe extent of the authority of Corporations to enforce tbeir ordinances on non-reridents. ladies were most hospitably entertained in all the departments, of whiob nnmbe* whila in tbe city and expressed them-1 more than half were fiom a distance selves highly pleased with their recep- I The evening trainb rought in a number tion and treatment while in Macon. J 0 f Jonng j aa ; 03 for tbB college, in addition • The promises of a lively time in the to those who haTe already Rrrivtd.and city, as indicated by the arreBta a few I j 8 probable arrivals will coutinno days since, have become somewhat less | nntu neIt weet# Yesterday’s wa* tbo and toe number or arrests bave fallen off in tbe paet day or two. Parisiaua have introduced square um brellas, probably out of regard for tho oonreienoo of the borrower, who return- eth cot, for in this way be can aot on tbo square. It fa very well to plough the water, bnt argest attendance on a first day’s exer- ciaea in fonrteon years, and the friends of tbe institution feel mneb elated at tbe [ auspicious opening of tha term. German School We take pleasure in calling attention to tbe advertisement of Mr. Max in cases of emer-jenoy tbo use of the hose I Broom, who will open a German soboo 1 - ia the beat.—Burr Broun on Farming, j »n tbo city. Ha is a nativo of Tho eqninottlairwii! soon be here. I Germany, and thoroughly conversant The thermometer will soon begin to j w ith (h9 language, btBidea bei g prepare for winter quarters, although &n intelligent gentleman. He fa a young quite an excursion is taken daily by the man and has resided in Macon a number mercury up and down the tube. I of years. His class already amounts t> The appearance of tbe streets every I twenty scholars, and the prospects ste day indicates tout business is baomtag. [ that it will te laigcly .ncroieed. We The country trade is Hue every day. The dining room of tha Lanier Honao will be oocuuied soon, probably next Sunday, and will be on, of the handeom- eat dining balls in tbe State. wish him sacce- v. Ip jour liver U torpid, if year appetite is poor, it yon want yoar etomaca tlior onghly cleansed, if' you cannot sleep, it yon want a good digestion, uoe Dr. fioll’a Baltimore Fills. Price only 25 oents. Macon Volunteers- Tbe Macon Volunteers will bars meeting this evening to perfect airarg:- menls for the Jasper CeLtecnial excn> The coin clippers should remember that I slon. It fa highly important that ererj tot every hole punched ina silver quar-1 Volunteer who has aiiyidtacr going (0 ter,they are liable to a fine of a thousand I the excursicn should be present t-* 3 dollars and imprisonment for two years | evening, in toe penitentiary. A horse yesterday strolled into the of- fios cf a prominent broker of Third street end made himself at heme. As officer ejected him. So maoh building fa going on ia the If you feel that everything fa wrong, if yon do not want to get up esrif in tho morning, If you have a pai D < the stomach, take a dose of Dr. B bU " Baltimore Pills. Price only 25 cents. Auqubta boastb of being tha city that the firemen say they do cot I dressed plaoe in Georgia because she JS know where to drive their maohines with I never without plenty of Hamburg 6-8 safety after dark. Tne ehed over tbe sidewalk in front of | this office has been removed. mg. I»_ get Dr. Treasures Renfbob tendered his res- j ignation to the Hooss on Tuesday last. Why should not the Legislature accept j it and direct tho prosecution of that officer before the appropriate judioial tri bunal? That, it seems to us, would dis pose of the matter by the shortest, cheap est and moat appropriate method. God lfieas tho children! they should not ba permitted to suffer and die. Wo can rare thorn with Dr. Moffett’s Tbe?SQM (Teething Powders.) your baby is rotlea.- while teelh;-S B w. Je. Ball’s Baby Syrup; a d«8 ot will relieve the little sufferer at CQ - * Only 25centsa oot'l* —Tbe iron bnsinees has baoou* * t 3 lCl ' T ° at Pittsburg, Pa., .hatnuwpud .ing/urute^ are being trail. L-rgfc or-o - «-»• 0,1 , . pri.te tl at would hav- been »d y - 0 ’' r to ay da; e g nsde iu jatofa; use oi •1 ate cou- . ntlyre* es. iorfithttf iiABaz surer- e W .d b:rcct Ly p r = van at the ugh " r . Froth fcU.™ & - o -r k S;*e6f, Sew Y rk * w ntft. a * fll^uce Tha n- itu ** ; .q w rae<l by feiuiLe.' Fia&nci&l lie port.