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N*w VoiiK, September 2G.—WcutoaV,
mov.-mems ituoa«bout the mgbt were
erf „tio and ouoertalu. His physician
tll ,a morning declares that be is not In
tit* ri^hi mind. Howell has been off lue
trsea eie.e 6:17, aud is, ut noon, in bln
teat, amt as been a terribly eick man.
He - .It lulls the ueok a very sick mao
jDCe-Cl . . .
Thi news of Eowell’e sickness inspired
new nfe into Merritt, Ha tael, Gajon ana
Hirf, aud they all art* passing along witb
iuertased energy. Merritt managw to
keep bin lead of tour miles over Hazatl,
bd<1 in 16 miles behind It.well.
ltowdi came on ibe track at 11 mio-
ntiapsst noon, and was greeted *mn u
itorrn ot apple nse. He looked siok an
|,..t the traok at 12:30—during whiou
time be only made one mile and two
laps.
At one o’clock the s ora stood : Weston
364 milt s and 3 laps; Howell, 421 miles,
3 ..p*; Hazael, 402 inties, 2 laps; Qnyon,
337 miles, 7 lap.; Ennis, 343 mile#, 3
Up-; Jieriilt, 407 miles; Hart, 374 milts.
3 spe; Fronnu, 311 mile*, 7 lap.-; Taylor,
193 tnilet; Fed.rmeyor, 322 miles, 6
laps
Msupuis, September 2C, 10 a. si.—No
ne« lever oases bavo been reported, and
only two deaths since last night—Lytle •
Ion Penn and Rev. Father 1). Seville.
Toe foimor was left in charge of tnt>
Street Railway Company’s offlae, and was
second lieutenant of the Porter Hsservee,
a white military company recently organ
He was also a prominent Knight
of Honor, being financial reporter of tbe
Diamond Lodge.
i; v Fattier Rsvtlle was a Catholto
pile-tot ihe Dominican order. Ha was a
native of France, aud came to Memphis
lut January from Washington City, where
be nud resided for two years. He was
Binok.-u last Monde*, meht. and dud
5 o’clo.k tiiie morning. Tne deosased was
39 yiar# old. Weather cloudy.
A light shook of earthquake was felt
here last night. Its course was from
Bortbweoi to southwest.
New Yobk, September 26 —A great
naea meeting was held last night by ttiO
Tammany Democrats to ratify the nonn-
ciiiou of John Kelly for Governor.
Speeches were made denouncing Tiliun
isd Eobioson.
Sr. Paul, September 26.—Tho filinne-
E ot» Democratic Convention nominated
Eju unu Hico, of St. Paul, for Governor,
E. P Uurnunf, Lteut. Governor, Felix A.
B*eD, Secretary of State, Lyman B.
Cowdry, State Trenaurc#, General P. M.
b.bcvcs, Attorney General, Wm. Cal-
Tilit, Railroad Commissioner, the plat
form adopted dtclares tbe United States
jj k n inaibfcolukle Union of indestrncti-
bl.- State#—demands a revision of the
tariff, declares gold and silver the money
of 'lie Constitution, favors reform in tbe
civil service trod denounces tho presence
ci tbe army at the polls,
Nkw Oulbans, September 25.—In the
third race—two mile dash—Himiar won,
1) v .i re was-ccond and Eckcr third'
Tima 3:35.
Piobia, III., September 26.—Ai the
fait giouuda yesterday Hopeful trotted
two mile heats against a running horse.
Toe running homo made the distance in
::21J uud 2:21 J.
London, September26.—Gordon Pasha
ad a parley witb tbe General command-
ue the AbyssiDiana, which resulted in
tie withdrawal of the Abys3inians from
the Egyptian frontier.
An outbreak of cholera has oocurred
■muig tbe troops at Peshawar. The
>.inih regiment alono lost fifty men ana
retiring from Jumroodin consequence.
Memphis, Sept 26.—Noon. Three new
cases was reported to the Board of Health
today, W. P. Hiestand, Cflailu.t..
Wbi e and Lou Wong. The last named
a Caibamau. Two more deaths, have
ur-fd—Hattie Sprague and Antonio
Praggio.
Las. night two masked negroja r~
t: ltd tbe dwelling of Wm. Homier,
ini ng two miles east of the oily, and pr
ating a loaded pist v, proceeded to
lat satk tho house. Nothing of valno
taken and the burglars eso-ped.
• bw Yobk, September 26—Tom;kina
c., dealers in breadstuffa, have auape -
,.#a It 1b reported that their short oa-
iens in gram for parties who fallec. o
11 cud in margins caused their failure.
! xiDwoon, Dak., September 26.—A
this morning broke oat in a bakery
< Shetman street, und spread rapidly,
i 1 moat destroyed th® business portion
tf he city. Oae thon3and poracna aro
. • homeles, in a destitute condition.
Tc- fire is still bnrning. Tho loss is 63-
; • t-d st a million and a bait to two
ib. ion doll'irs.
Kiw Vobk, September 26 —There was
i tumor this afternoon that Rowell had
iim poisoned, but the trouble was a
:» a of blood to tho head, a severe attack
ci i olio and vomiting. He went off the
lx k several times, bnt improved, and is
v-- walking easily. Merritt, Ennis,
11- t and Krohne are also walking with-
apporent difficulty, bnt Gnyor, Wes-
t c and Hazael make great efforts. At 9
i m. the -core stands: Weston, 394;
- well, 445; Hazael, 429; Gnvon, 412;
ituis, 371; Merritt, 436; Hart, 401;
K 'hue, 208; Federmayer, 348,
Livxbfool, Sept. 26.—This week’s eir-
color of Liverpool Cotton Brokers Aeso-
euion says: Cotton was depressed in
it early portion of the week, and fell
a ciJerably, bnt on Wednesday thero
v b a revival in demand and more stead-
- is Thursday onsineee was lorge, and
r re was a partial recovery in prices,
bo; quotations were generally rtduoed.
Joetican was in demand early in the
- ek, and quotations leduced 3-16, bat
duiicg the last two days business in
i' »9c3, prices recovered one-sixteenth,
* wing a decline ot one-eighth. Sea
: end was in fair demand, without
dungs in prices. Futures wero dull and
«>netsed until Wednesday, and prices
dined 3-16 to a farthing. Sinco then
tc tone baa been generally 6tiong and
•• ive. Final rates show an advance of
1-16 d on October deliveries, and a de-
<• ns of 1.32 d on September and October
d 3-32 d on Ootober and November de-
‘I'etiee, and 1-16 d on more distant po-
each other once reversing, and the judge*
wero appealed to by Weston, but uu foui
allowed. Tne crowd applauded with
vigor, and for over a barf hour.
Memphis, September 26.—Six cases
in all were reported to tbe Board o>
Health to-day, three of wbicu were col
ored. AmoLg those reported this after
noon is Witluiin K-ouae. Two addition#!
demLs ocourred—William E. Kapoteky
and Lewis Jones, the last named colored.
Tbe donations to the Howard# .o-da>
wars three thousand dollars from F. C
Bue of New York.
Four cases of yellow fever are reported
at O k Grove ten miles south of Bailey
station, Tenn. Two deaths r-centiy oc
curred in a family named Bailey resid
agattkat j
ia in a fam: _
ville, Tenn., twenty two milee cast of
Memphis has quarantimd against O.f:
Grove. Mrs. J. S Frestidge and All
Watkins remain a critcal condition Lot
tleton Feun was buried with military
honors to-day. Tbe tbermcmeter.ranged
between 56 to 79 to-day.
London, Si-pember 27.—Tbe abort
tine movement in the Outturn cotton
tiade is advancing. Four-fiftbs ot tbe
trads are curtailing projection. The
Preston District Association has issued u
circular oomplainiDg that epinnera’ wa
ges are twenty five per oenc. less tnun
in 1866, and stating that great distress
prevails among workingmen. The mas
ter iron ship ouilders in tbe Lee district
nave asked their employes to eubmit to
a five to fifteen per cent, reduction, ac
cording to the class of work, the redac
tion to go into effect O.itober 18
London, September 27.—Tne Viear-
Patrutrehal of Constantinople, having ar
ranged the difference wu.h the Porte,
will shortly arrive io R >mc to conclude a
favorable convention for tbe regulation
of the Rimsti CatUulieCbuieh in fmk ej
Nbw Yobk, Sept. 27.—F-rderme yer
has wKbdr&wD. When Rowell oeare* ms
five bunarediU mils tbe VHSt aadience
began to cheer, aud when o unpleted, tho
obeers and jells shook the bu Iding.
The receipts &o far are $61,485 dollars.
It is thought the total receipts will be
580.000.
At one p. m., the account stood: Wes
ton 434 miles and 2 laps; Rowell 499 and
lups; Guy on 452 and 1 lap; Merrill
488 end 3 laps; Krohnu 417 and 5 laps;
Uezael 473 and 5 Ups; Ennis 418 and 3
laps; Hart 453 aud 2 lsps; Taylor 226
aud 4 laps.
Memphis, September ,27. —One
new eaco has been reported. Allen
Brown. Three deaths have occurred,
Carl H. Shnrmyer, Cbai. Hallman and
Harriett Archiy. The la->t named color
ed.
Chules Heilman died 5 miles from thr
city on the Poplar street Boulevard. A
young daughter of Rav. W, T Dilz-.-ll
was etiicken with fev. r lost evening at
Fred Warm;. Sno had tbe black vomit
last night; Mrs. Preetidge remains very
low.
Richmond, Va., September 27.—Al
bert Mitchell, colored, was ymterduy
connoted of murder in the first degree,
ia killing Cbas. K. Walton at Yanaey-
viile, some months ago.
Ia me case of Wm. Groome, white,
charged with tho marder of Ellen Colt-,
man, colored, tho jury has nos yet
agreed.
Fit .yidekcb, September 27 —The 8u
ptemo Cour: appoin'ed Robert Thomp
son Musics of Mrs. Spraguo’s property.
Litilb Rock.8ep. ember 27 — t’he local
Board of Health, yesterday, paxaed
order eeiublishmg th-> quarantine limits
London, September 26.—It is proba
te that’he weavers in the other cotton
t d at Wigan will follow the example of
’ we in.tho Victoria mills and refuse to
' rk, but long resistance is not expeoted
k lew of the operatives ere connected
*ith any of tho trades anion. The Sunny
bide Cotton Mills at Bolton have given
Cctiee o! a farther redaction of five per
fit, in the wages of tho weavers, to
hie effect after October 8th. Seven of
tte leading fastian manufacturers at
Berry, have given notice of a redaction in
Swages of weavers Bfter O-.toberfirst.
. PriiBSBDBa, Va., September 26.—The
! «t frost of the season was plainly per-
eptible in many places here this morn-
but owing to a heavy dew vegeU-
-oa escaped uninjured. The mercury
*-ood at E0 degrees. Should on early
•U oconr, the ootton and tobaoco crops
,; il be considerably out short
Kew Yobk, September 26.—Rowell
beks to Merritt’s heels and is evidently
“ling to tire him out. Weston is both
'"’red and hissed. Hart was presented
’HbamagnlffaentfaU rigged floral ship
Dan O'Leary,who made the presents-
J?®. curied the emblem around with
“Uek Dan,” as the colored boy Is
~*d. The whole interest has settled
J® Boaell, Menitt and Hazael. At ten
i«ock, 117 hours bad expired, and
j*«»eli was 449 miles and 4 laps. This
‘ ! ’t him ten miles behind Weston’s reo-
•Ja for the same time in London, when he
t0a the belt.
Sotrell retired for a rest at 10:30, Ha-
*•*> at 10:11, Merritt 9:56.
Euven p. m.—The score now is,
"Mtoa 404, Rowell 450, Hazael 431:
"“Jen 416, Ennis 374, Merrilt 440, Hart
“ Krohne 376j Taylor 213, Ferdermey-
f' 348. Weston and the eolored
caused quite an excitement.
r 4t t waa watching Weston and dogged
J®.around mile after mile in Rowell
‘«hion. Weston tried to shake him off,
Ur fOYeraed .Iton vrith ,th»t object in
Skippod to-day-
previously..
Stock on hand this evening..
at fivo miluj from the city against every
thing coming from Memphis.
New Yobk, September 27.—In the
salt against Simnel J. Ttlden to recover
money ellsgeJ to bo dne from him for
income taxes th9 defendant’s counsel, a
faw days ago, made a motion for a bib
of particulars. Judge Choate this morn
ing, in an elaborate deoieion. denied the
mutton, upon the well settled rales of
practice relating to the matter of bills of
particulars.
Washington, D. C., September 27.—
The Secretary of the National Bo >rd of
Healtn to-day sent a letter to President
Plankett, of tho Tennessee State Boatd
of Health, stating that tho execntiv-
Committee endorsed all his actions in re
lation to rnleaix, and saying that the
matter will reoeiro the early considera
tion of the National Board ot Health at
its meeting in October.
St. Lours, September 27.—A private
circular has been issued here by tbe
trade assembly, and sent to all the as
semblies in the United States and Brit
iah North America, setting forth the
project for a general strike in all trades
The time will be determined by the trade
assemblies.
GxiVuob&tsb. Mass., Sept. 27.—A fire
broke oat in Carter’s oil dothiog manu
factory on Rogers ttreet this morning
and extended to the Eureka house on
Duncan 6treet, the Gloucester National
Bank and other bnildings. The loss is
estimated at $75,000.
Nzw York, September 27.—About
8:25 Rowell, Merritt and Hazael came
along the track hand in hand, with Mer
ritt in the middle. The uproar was tre
mendous and the building ebook with the
applause. They stopped opposite the
timekeepers’ stand, and Rowell noting as
spokesman said: ‘‘Gentlemen, I thank
you, I am through.” The three then re
tired, the soore being Rowell 530, Merrit<
515, and Hazael 500 miles and one lap.
They then went to their tents, and eoon
left the building.
Rowell, Hazael and Hart'started to ran
abontsix o’olook. Hart dropped out af
ter running two lBpa. The other two
ran seven lsps.
Memphis, September 27.—
Alph Borjeska and G. Goldoamp ware
two new cases reported this morning.
Mary Stinte, Margaret Manly and John
D. Allen were among the deaths.
London, Sept. 27.—A Berlin dispatch
to tho Renter Company 83js: "It is ex
pected as tho result of the efforts here
of Mr. George Walker, the United States
Commissioner, that Germany will partic
ipate in the proposed International Mon
etary Conference.
Stbauseubg, Sept. 27.—Field Marshal
Baron Von Mantnffel has arrived here to
assume the Governorship of Alsaca-Lor-
raise.
Simla, September 27.—General Ba
ker’s brigade to-day will proceed to Zar-
zan Shehr, where it will be joined by
a for co under Sir Frederick Roberts, the
Ia3t detachment of which will leave Ali
Kheyl on Monday for Cabul. The
Ameer’s officials have been Instructed not
to oppose the advance of the British
troops. A smell body of Uobmundsas-
tembled near Talpara, bnt were dispers
ed, Six fatal cases of cholera have oc
curred in the Ninth Regiment of Royal
Artillery, and the Slat Regiment is also
affected by the same disease.
London, September 27.1879.—A dis
patch from Pails to the Tim** announ
ces the Prague firm of Reitter has been
declared a bankrupt. A dispatch from
B-tin to the Urn** says the last caution
has been given to the Russian news
paper Rnsmaia Prorda. Several Rus
sianjournals within the last four weeks
have made bold attacks upon the Rus
sian Government respecting the Turco
man expedition. The oession of Raid j a
to China and disregard of all economy
in the public eervioe.
tt.t.ttit, Bept. 27.—His Rraoe, arch
bishop McKinnon, of Autigouishe,
Nova Sootis, died or paralysis at Aatig-
oaishe last evening, aged 67.
London, Sept. 27.—The Liverpool Post
bays tn consequenoe of the prevalence
of the foot and mouth disease among 1,300
head of sheep, which have reoentiy arri
ved there, the privy council ia about to
issue an order ptaolng American sheep
in tbe same category with cattle.
Hz* Yoke, Bept. 27.—The mostexol-
tinz spnrt occurred about 7 o’olook,
when Rowell completed h>s 525th mile
tn a rnn. He was joined by Hart, who
challenged the place Mid the sumenv
they started they were joined by H«sael
and Merritt, and the moat exciting raor pronrtons.ttr-ii
ensued. Bide by aide went Bo well and
tbe negro at a ten rule gait, which at
every moment was increased, and imme
diately behind them, trying to eaten,
were Hazael .and Merritt also. Side by
buV'EMVTlso reversed'and''etui ride"they went aronnd for several laps,
‘lock to him. They k&ccted np against undone continuous yell font the air. The
p ce pr-.-yea tco hot for Hart, and he
-non eucoumced, soon followed by Mer
it t, who -Lo found the paco too qnick
for him. Ic was continued by Euwell
and Haz >et for a few laps, when they
too gav- it np.
At 8:25 ’.no great raos is drawing to
close, «nd it has been a greater fioanci 1
-access than even rhe most sanguine an
■ ieip#ted. It i. already a foregone con-
0 at-on that tue bult goes back to £og-
wad. Merritt’s friends and baok-r- are
eonfilent of the bo»’» eiatiug power#, and
are making arrangements to cttHllenge
tue >» nt.tr. At *8 mb tour-. siOjd: Wes-
on, 455; Rowell, 628 aud 1 lap; H-ziel,
499 -iid 6 up-; tJUyo, 454 a.id 3 1.,'S;
E,u e 414 aid--; Merrill, 514 m.l#s a> d
2 li;--; H-n, 477 4ed 5 uw; Knrone,
442 mil 7 lap*; T-)ior, 244 md 4 tape.
Written wem- perfeoi'y happy ia t.av-
isg mad- 455 miles. Under tbe aitioies
of agreement when more than six men
complete 450 miles, tt.e winner id to re
wire naif or tu& guto money, aud the
b.laLOc is to be dirtnbnttd umong th-
oitu-r compel t:<rs in proportion to tbe
number of mi:e# completed, as m-.j oe
direoted by Sir John A-tley, the giv#r f
Uie beb. Weston retired from tbe ir>ok
-hortty after B’X o’oluok, with tne nnder-
uudiDg tb-t bn would nut return until
Eanis pushed nim out of his po-itiou a#
.xtb usd. A ripple of enthusiasm was
Otius-d when Rowelt walked around car
rying ihe American flag end JSIerntt ran
■.round waving the Union Jaok, tbe band
dlternerely playing Yankee Doodle, and
God Savo the Qaeen. I'he dense crowd
cheered, whistled and clapped their
bands with might end m-in. Tbe en-
thn-iadm wen: beyotni all bjnnds.
Euaid finished bis 450ta mil# at 9:25
on ann, anti wa# gri-o.cit wi»*t storms of
ppliuse. i’ay lor finished hi 150:h mite
about tbe same time. Guj.n left the
track a: 9:15 witb 471 miles u> his credit
Krohne finished hie 450<h mite at 9:50.
Hart went off at 9:50 witb 482 miLs uud
4 laps ea his ecore. Krohne qmt on iio
laning 450 milee and 1 lap. Tne final
and official score is a# follows; Weston
455 mile , Rowell 530. H-zael 500 and 1
lap, Gayon 471, Ennis 450 and 2 taps,
-fierritt 515, Hur. 482 ut.a 4 laps, Krohne
450 and 1 lap, Taylor 250 <nd 1 lap.
Memfuis, September 27.—Four oases
in sll were reported tu-day. One death
occurred tbia afternoon, Peter O. Day,
one of the orphans under tne care of the
Howards. The total number or new ca-
a.s fur tbe week is 63; whites 41. colored
22; total numbei to date 1,279; total
number of deaths from yellow ti-ver for
the week 31—whites 26, colored 5. To
tal number of deaths to date 382. Dona
tions to tho Howards to-day aggregate
$346. Their weekly report shows tba
they have 117 nnrsea on dmy, attending
to 101 white und 27 eolored families.
At a meeting of tho Safety Committee
this afternoon, a resolution was adopted
uidl-peDBO with the services of two col-
o'ud companies alter ths 1st of October.
Ten days’ extra rations will be issued to
men when disbanded. The latest repoits
from 0<h Grove ore aa follows: Tne first
case to develop was that of Miss Rills
Manning, wco was attacked September
17.h, and died on the 221; Charles Camp
bell Wob taken S-p ember 20.n. and is
now convalescing; Willie Manning was
t^keu September 20ih and died Sept. 25;
John W. Bailey was taken September 25,
and ia still sick. Tbe disease is genuine
yellow fever, tho infection being traced
to eomo goods which J. W. Bailey pur
coated in Memphis tor Miss Rilla Man-
uiog, tu wnoiu ha was engaged, there
are three members of tbe same family
liable to take the disease.
About twenty people in the neighbor-
nood huv-i also been e:
TUTT8
PILLS
SYMPTOMS 0?A
TORPID LIVER
Leon of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in
the Head, with a dull sensation in the back
part, Fain under tho ohouldcrblado, full
ness after eating, with a disinclination to
exertion of body or mind, Irritabilit y ot
ingneJoctedEcmoiiaty, Weariness, Diz-
mnoss. Muttering at tho Heart, Dot-, be
fore tho eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache
gcnerrlly over the right eye, Restlessness
with fitful dreams, highly colored^ Urihe.
IF SH25E WARNINGS AEE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TOUT’S PILLS are especially adapted to
■urn cases, ono doso cflccts snch a change
oi feel in f' aa to astonish the suflerer*
CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity of tha bowels can perfect
health bo enjoyed. If the constipation is
of recent date, a single dose of TUTT’3 PILLS
will suffice, bnt if It nas become habiiual. one
p:ll should be taken every night, gradually lessen
ing t ho frequency of the dose until a regular dally
movement is obtained, which will soon follow.
l 5r - I.Guy Lewis, 1'ali on,'Arlr., sqysr
TC# S r Kli?t C M“?£hSoJ 3 P S?dS
ever made.”
Kev. F. R. Osgood, New York, snysr
“I have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and
hervousness. I never had any medicine to do
me to much good as TUTTS PILLS. They are
as good as represented."
OlUco 35 .Hurray Street, New York.
exposed to tne de
fever. Oak Grove is in.Marsbail county,
Mississippi, thirty mites southwest ol
inis cny. A regular shot guu quaran
tine has been establisned by the Mis
sissippi authorities around tne two
dwellings wbere tho fever exists, und
every precaution has been taken to pre
vent its further spread Thu thermom
eter ranged between 61 and 81 to day,
TUTT’S NATO. DYE.
SSSSaS
Harmless as spring water. Sold by Druggists, or
sentby express on receipt of 81. 4
Office 35 Murray St., Hew York?
&itteR s
Fever and Ague ia most common in Ihe spring,
bnt mo»t severe in tne fall and tbe winter. II,
is strictly a malarious disease, and so surely as
the Bitters are adooted.so surely will the indi
vidual who doptsthis precaution bo exempted
from its pains and penalties. Add to this Its
valu# as a stomachic and anti-billi-jus agent, and
who will venture to gainsay its claims to the first
place among Inmily medicines.
Portals bv «’l drnggistsand respectable deal
ers generally. « ’w
S 69; patents 5 0va700. rpecial brands 8 00. Wheat
strong, excited and higher, closing easier; No 1
uhicsgo .pring 110. No 2 do 1 OSal 05V* cash.
1 0534 Octooer, 1 OS November, 105 all the year.
No 3 do 100rv. rejected 83 Corn active, firm and
highei at 37 cash. 37 bid October, 863£a% Nov
ember, reiec’6dSB!4. Oats in g-iod demand and
a shade higher at 2532 cash, 20 October. 2754
November. Pork strong and higner at B 76 cash,
and October, s!5 November. 8 90 i.id January.
Lard m good demand at 612% cash and October.
5 70 November, 5 72% January Balk
eea8d from visiting the patients before steady and unciiiuigeifshoulaeri S 70, short ribs
it was ascertained that they had yellow and abort dear 5 <6 Whisky steady at 107.
.tvViul CCiCglMlMl OIO luiuiaucu
lst. Broker in Stocks, Griin
Tne quotations
Corn
FINAffciftL m UUiTiMtlUilRL
MACON COTTON STATEMENT
OFFlUb rKLdGBAHH AND SiKSdiSNGER
CEPXBMBEB 27.1879.—Bvaswe
The maraet :o-duy steady and firm at 9% for
middling.
Received to-day by rail 118
by wagon—— 200— S22
Mtapped
STin r BMKNT'
Stock on hand September 1,1879.
Received t -day..
previously
255
239
822
8S65— S8S7
S817
596
; C932— 7163
Received same day last year 924
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
Cotton.
Lrvxspool—Noon—uoivuu firm; middling up-
line's e 11-16. middling Orleani 613-16. Hales
7009 bales, ol which 1000 were taker, oy specula
tors and lor export: receipt* 9400—8500 Amen-
Futures opened partially 1-16 better: Uplanda
low middling clause September delivery 6 21-82*6
ll-16a62S-S2aC?4. September and Ui tober 6J4a6
13-52&6 7-18, Octoner and Novembers l-32au 1-16,
November and December 016-16,
xp m—bales of American S75V, Futures, up
lands low middling clause September delivery
8 23 32 Futures quiet and steady.
Nawloaa—Ootton quiet: sales 297. middling
October
January 1024
Ootton—Net reoeipts 1061. gross 8267
Futures closod easy: sales 41,000. beptember
delivery 10 84—36. October 10.21-22, November
10.10, December 10.11, January 10.17—18, Fabru
ary 10.82—35. k jrch 10,46—43, April 1059—63,
May 1072-16
Cotton closed quiet: sales 297: middling up
lands 10% middling Odeana «.
Consolidated net receipt* 22976; exports to
Great Britain—.Franco —. Continent 1114.
Gixvbstow—Cotton firm middling 10. low
middling »%; good ordinary 9%: net receipts
2500* gross —. sales 2569. stock 87246.
NOBBOtK—Cotton steady, middling 10%, net
^‘‘Sw&^CotaSiuSto aj5mdd]mgl0% low
middling 934. good ordinary 0‘i? net rccuints
90. gross 2742. sale* 150, to spinner* —, sloe
14E4,
Boaxos—Cotton quiet: middling 11, low
middling 1034. good ordinary 10%, net receipts
972* gross —, safes —• stock 1269.
Wumixstok-Cotton steady; middling 9%;
low middling 9 7-16. good ordinary—, net re-
ceiDts 995. gross —. sales 2S0, stock 2211.
Fhiladblpuia—Cotton quiet, middling 1U
low middling 10%, good ordinary 10%. net re
ceipt* -: grot* U65. sales 476, spinners 466, stock
H 8avahsah—Cotton firm; middling 10%: low
middling 9%. good ordinary 9%. net receipts 5298,
KI N*wOBUUJf*—'Cot* 0 “ quieti middling 10%;
low middling 10 good ordinary 0%, net reoeipts
453. grots 6521, sales 2500, Stock 30895.
~ Mobile—Cotton firm: middling 10, low mid
dling 9%. good ordinary —» nei receipt* 136*.
gran —sales 600. stock.7948.
Memphis—Not received.
AUGUSTA—Cotton quiet: middling 9%, low
middling 9%. good ordinary—: receipts 1071,
trrvRToir—CotPua^flrm: middling 10% low
middling 10. good ordinary 9%: net reoeipts
SKwTgros* —^ales 1000-. stock 25076.
FINANCIAL
Loxnoir—Ncou—Consol *9713-16. Erie 30%.
Pabii—3 per cent Rente* 83 francs ana 35
G ssrs5srs^3a^48i ! .
cfn5od buoja.it; New fork Central
W em si)£ Uk# Shore 93%: UlinoU Can-
tnd 91%- WMatmrg 10, Chicago and Nortbwae
Sub-Treasury balances: Gold 141536.842; cur
rency 25.7S2..45.
rsoDsex
maapp — Flour strong: Howard Street
and Western sunerfine 875®4 60: extra4 50®5 25;
7 oo WheRt—e^oatbem *01176.'
Btesdy. ton them red 120»126. MCbjr 128*133;
Xol Maryland red IS* No 0 Western wilder
red spot and September .- 1
isoaISI. NoY»mt)er 180*151 noainera corn
flm for widta yelloV nominal: white 6*. yellow
62 Oats, southern 34x87 Western white 35*34; do
mixod 3*ldo4. F*m.»ylvanla »4»35 aystaady;
to choice Fenn^lrmnU. Maryl^u^HglS.
STSdaud
4%, Ham*
^^o t d^wSteu t Sd'l»lta*0^
^m!*rio ln tnrgoee Jl%al4%. Whisky steady
PtUUH>lt
tlallk. Lard, refined in tieraee T. Bntte
^Moaiao—ftosTStrong- double extra Western
white 4 50*4 75. extra 516*409.'
The following reports of the OhicckO market
for Fntnres. by special telegrams, are Inrniabi-o
us by Mr. L Bjplbt. ~ * ----- -
and Provisions.
CtJK6*r\Pork. Lard. Wheat
1210pm-4U0 9 70 6 1254
114 0 m-4 85 0 75 G 12% 1 05% 37%b
Receipts of hogs 14.030, market closed quiet at
QCOt&tioriB*
Nbw Toek—Flour, southern firm and in fair
demaud; common to fair extra 6 26s 75. good to
choice 5 50 @ 7 25. Wheal opvnea a shade higher
bnt the advance was afterwards partially lost
closed with better feeling ungraded winter red
117a 127: No 2do 129al30. Corns shade easier
bnt in fair demand; ungraded 63a53%. Oats
quiet and unchanged; No 3. 86%a37%. Coffee
ihi.de higher and strong; rio in cargoes quoted at
12%*16%; do in job lot* 12%»18. 8ugai quiet ana
firm; fair to good refining quoted 6%»7. orunt
71-18a7%; refined fair d-mendand firm:standard
A s% granulated nnd powuered 8%*9. crushed
0%. Molasses qmet and unchanged Cub*
refining 5u. test quoted at 24%&25. Bice ra her
quiet but steady, -.arolma 6%a7%. Ro.in quiet m
1 20al». Turpentine higher at 29%. Wool
quit firm and fairly active demand: domuatio
fleece 33*36, pulled 22a4». ur washed 15aS2, Texas
12*80. Fork a shado h'ghsr and fairly active:
new mesa spot 9 26*9 50. Middles firmer; long
clear 600, suort clear 6 25, long and short clear
612%, Lard opened^stroLger^but closed weak
3 steam spot 642%.
quiet at 110,
prime ste
Freight* firmer
LouiaviliB—Flour firm; extra 3 OOaS 25: family
3 76<SM25 No 14 76<a5 UU.patent - ; 00@7 00. Wheat
firm; red and amber 105 Oort higher, white 47,
mixed 40. Oat* higher white SO. mixed 28. Fork
strong 9 25. Lard strong; choice leaf in tierces
8. do in kegs 8%. Bui* meat- stronger shoulders
3%, clear rib 1%. clear -ides 6%. Bacon stronger,
shoulder* 4; clear ribs 6, clear sides 6%. *u-
gar cured ham a 9910%. Whisky firm at 1C6
OincirwAii -nour strong; family 5 25@600.
Wheat opened strong but closed weaker at 08a
112 Corn quiet at 41. Oats firmer; No 2
mixed 28*32. For* quiet ct9 50 Lard scarce and
firm- current make 6 CO. Bulk meats quiet and
firm: shoulders 3 50; short rib S 60, clear bidet
nominal. Bacon highor and in -fair domund,
shoulders 4 00*4 ista. Clear rib625a6 33%, clear
aides 6 75. Whisky active and firm at 108. Hogs
steaiy; pacaiiiK S 45&S 63.
Sr. i.ouu>- Flour firmer; double extra fall 4 80
5 00, treble do 5 20, family 630a54t>. choice to
fancy 660*620. # heai opened Higher and closed
lower. No 2 red fall 111*114% cash, 114%*i 15%
cl fining 111% October, 115%at 10 closing 113%
Novemtcr. Corn opened higher but closed
lower »t o5 bid cash. 85%a% Octoner. Oats firm:
25% cash, 24%*% November. Whisky steady at
107. Pork firm at 10 Ou. Lard firm at 6 00. Bulk
meats firm: shoulders 8 45, dear ribs 5 70. clear
sides 6 s6. Bara:, firmer; dear rib CS7%&S4f,
dour aides C 62%*6 76. _
JSAVAlT°8XORKb
WiXMlveiOB—spirit* turpentine firm at 26%
Sosm nominal at 90 for sbained. Crude tur
pentine steady at 110 for hard; 170 for yell**-
dip; Tar steady »t 97%
Macon Waoiesale Market.
COESKOXSD DAILY BY
JAQUES & JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE GBOCEBS.
RKH4BXS—Cheese—The market has been bare
nntil the last two days, but is no w well supplied.
at very low prices, compared with other mar
kets.
BACON—Clear rib sides......
tihouldor*. ........a
Bulk dear rib sides...M>...
Bulk shoulders...
Choice SO hams.
LARD—in Dbls.™...
Leaf, in tub*„
Leaf, in buokets,
OATS—For fee
Rustproof
COLLINS
VOLTA! D-ELE0TR10
boitod .
OOSN—By cat lo£de....e...
SIQftU lOtfisMMIHIIMSM
rLOUB—Pancy PS* bb,
vSuSSSSFySbSu^^.« 2506 50
Family. Der bbl — .
Nxtru per bbL. —.
OOFTBH—Common .
Fair.....
Prime...
4% a 0
S3
Choice Cuba, tba—— *t®37
Sugsrhouse, bhdi 23^24
8ugarhoure.bbls.„...«..............
Choice »ew Orteans....^—
SuGAR—Golden C. i%«8%
Brown— —
O. ooiree...
Extra C. white.
Standard A
Granulated
Fowdered and crushed
ORAUBLKRS—Soda
Cream
Ginger.........—..
Btrawoeny
OANDuJs^B i
NAILS—Bails 10s... .......
STARCH....
PEPFJ5B....
8P1CB
3INQB£i
NUTMEGS ..to...
omARS—PeriEr—
CU8ROOT8 - - - 1^00
«UFP—LoriBard’s. tar-...-...-m. 65
Lor.iUrd’s.foii... —. 70
TOBACCO—Common — 40 a
Medium 60*60
Lucy Hinton-— « . _
fins,,, ttttTr—t 76 »1 I
Shell ^
CHkKSS 10918%
Is a compound ol the virtues ol sarsapa-
rilla, stillingia, mandrake, yellow dock,
with the iodide of potash and iron, all pow
erful blood-making, blood-cleansing, and
life-sustaining elements. It is the purest,
safest, and in every way the most effectual
alterative medicine known or available to
the public. The sciences of medicine and
chemistry have never produced so valua
ble a remedy, nor one so potent to cure
nil diseases resulting from impure blood.
It cures Scrofula, anil all scrofulous
diseases, Erysipelas, Rose, or St. An
thony’s Fire, Pimples and Faco-
grubs, Pustules, Blotches, Bolls, Tu
mors, Tetter, Humors, Salt Rheum,
Scald-head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, Mercurial Disease, Neu
ralgia, Female Weaknesses and Ir
regularities, Jaundice, Affections of
tho Liver, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
By its searching and cleansing qualities
it purges out the foul corruptions which
contaminate tho blood, and cause de
rangement and decay. It stimulates and
enlivens the vital functions. It promotes
energy and strength. It restores and pre-
' Ithf) ft ii '
Aik your grocer for Boston's St sndard it too
warn flour that will bake as white as snow and
light as a cork. It has so equal lor purity, white-
ness and fl»Tor,
impurity of the blood need despair, who
will give Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a fair
trial. Remember, the eorlior the trial,
the speedier the cure.
Its recipe has been furnished to physi
cians everywhere: and they, recognizing
its superior qualities, administer it m their
•actice.
For nearly forty years Ayer’s Sar.
2 aparil la has been widely used, and it
now possesses the confidence of millions
of people who have experienced benefits
from its marvellous curative virtues.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
, Lowell, Mass.
SOLD UT ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Hun' Kankir ? Lamar
Wholesale Agents,
febis lyiAQOM. GA.
IiJ UU1LHAET1N. J K GAUDKY
Late Cashier Southern Bank Slate of G
L. J Guilmartin & Co.,
COTTON FAGTOES
—AND-
OomiMii Hants.
BAY STREET,
Savannah - Georgia.
Liberal advances made on consignments ol
otlon. Bagging and Iron Ties for sale at low*
t market rates. -uvSl 66m
foils 4 Stewart.
Practical House anfl Sura Painter?.
IN AbL ITS BRANCHES.
GRAINING, GILDING,
GLiZING, PAPER-HANGING,
BAUBLING,
KALS0M1NIN6, ETC.
Jb’onrxn STreet
(Between Poplar erd Cherr- streets)
au23l Macon. Ga
FOR SALK—Five Splendid
COTTON PLANTATIONS
SITUATED NEAR ALBANY, GA.
A*o. of Acres. Cleared
re tie r • • • • Dorouthty co...i,eio 700
...7.375 1.E00
" ...3.250 1.125
....Leo Co .1.225 900
mberly - Baker Oo...—2.250 1.100
roDoaal* for the purcbaio of one or all ol the
above woil-known plantations will bereceiv-
• d by tbe Endersigned until «he SOtli nay of Oo
tober, 1879. Any information regarding them
may be obtained from tbe manage!. Hr Wm H
Bennett, at present residing on Beall plantation.
fiS-Ihe prefereT.ee will bo given to cash and
short time purchasers. Address
PATTKBSON A CUYLBB, Attorneys.
704 Walnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
2epl d eodl8t w 6t
M W GO3D0X. KERRY B3I GHAM
W. W. GORDON & CO.
Successor to Tison A Gordon).
Ootton Factors
Commission Merchants,
NO 112 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, G A,
HOWARD TINSLEY, Traveling Agent
LO INS M * OE UPON SATISFACTORY AS-
SDRANC8 OP COfTON SHIPMENTS.
VERY FULL ADVaNC bS MADE ON CON
SIGN MKNTS OFCOTTON.
BAGGING AND TIES FURNISHED CUS
OUJB&S.1V LOWEST MARKET PRIO3.
au*31rdaw6m
THE 0YAL CAKE,
~ ' — ——/"vJ
la the most economical for.u of Washing
Soap All bar or eqaare cakes wear down in
nse to a large flat oieco, too thin to handle
and, therefore, wasted; wh-le th« OVAL
CAKE of
COLGATE i COS
•* NKW” SOAP ean be cut in two, the oval
end oioep.-d realty in che hand, and the lar
ger end worn doun at jobs to a wafer with
out any waste COLGATE & OO recom
mend their
;r NEW”S0AP
Tiauc-ii.ark rn-gtetcred) to Uareiul hou*e-
c? pere not only *9 aupeiior in quality but
in fom the mist >c onom -leap ever
sue. angHO-wiSsit tf
UNIVERSITY OF GEOSl
P HMBLL.D.D.LL D,Chxxciixoi,
T HE 79th session of the Dspanmen,.
Athens, viz: Franklm College, -tate Col
lege Of Agriculture and Mechanic Art*; Law
School open* on first Wednesday in Ootober,
W*„4. (w A rtaianf rorwt Itowa.
'so free scholarship* in Franklin College.
240 De- scholarship* in State College.
For fall information and .'sta'i.jca-s address
Iht ttonoeUoror LB OHARBONKUS*.
lm eecreiary Faculty, Athena. Ga
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY —Whereas Jo
y seph i Jones, administrator on (he estate
..Ruths Jones, late of said county, deceased,
has made application torleave to sell all the rear
Qgufp belomciDK tu said estAto
Three ore therefore to ate and admonish all
persona concerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of said county on tbe first Monday in
Ootobe next, to show muse, il any they nav--
hy sai application should not be granted.
Witness my hand officially.
September 3,1876. J A MCMANUS,
rep4 law.w Oriin nry.
NO riCE FOB LEAVE TO 8ELL LAND
/-YBORGIA. JONKS COUNTY—Four weeks
\JT after data I will apply to the Court oi Or
dinary of Jones County loban order to sell ail
tha real estate of William Upery. deceased, situ
ate tn this county an<< known aa the Mary O
Unary dower July 1 (th, 1870
lulls law8w* Mgj fOWLKm Ada’r.
REMuV L
THB office Ot tbe Ringer msnufactaria* Com.
1 ngny a Ul on October lit bo restored to No
82 second street, rooms formerly occupied by dry
goods store of JM Meek,
-.
- ••• ••• •!• •
i
l :
B
j
POROUS
plasters
rnBN times more powerful tbsn tbe best po-
J- roue plaster when placed over the centre of
tbe nervous forces, the pit of tbe stomach, they
stimulate tbe liver, stomach and bowels, perfect
digestion, cure dyspepsia, billious colic, cramps
and pains and prevent ague and malarial dis
eases. For weak and sore longs, palpitatien of
the hear , painful kidneys, rheumatism, neural-
nia and sciatica, they are the best remedy in the
world Get the genuine. Ask for COLLINS'
VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PORQUS PL1STERS
Price 25 cts. For sale by Hunt. Rankin A La
mar, Atlanta and Macon, and Osceola Butler,
Savannah, and all druggists. sep2S6m
New Advertisements.
isirroglor. He may bo attacked
diseases, and so may tbe irregular, bnt be ia not
nearly as subject to outride influences, Tho use
TARBANT’S SPLTZER APERIENT
secures a regularity, and consequent immunity
less Sold by all drusgistj. sep21w
dl f 7 , 7 , 7 A YEAR and expenses to agents
3) / / / Outfit Free. Address P O VICK
ERY Augusta. Maine.
TO FG RICH & CO. Portland
Maine, for best Agency Business in
(expensive Outfit tri-ea
TUB CONSTITUTION OF TUB UNITED
STATES
Sent free to any address on receipt of 8 cent
stamp. Address Geo P Rowell & Co, 10 Spruce
st. New York. aug7
A GENTS WANTED,—for the best and last
est selling Pictorial Books and Bibles.
Prices reduced 88 per cent, Address N ATION AI
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia Pa.
0*1717 A MONTH and expenses guaranteed
tp I ' to Agents. Outfit free. Shaw A Co
^^HEREAS John T Kclsce was, on the night
of the 24th of August last, murdered in the town
of Oglethorpe b John ? Russ, aud the said Ruts
isafugitiv im justice, wo have thought it
proper.* ,<d offer tha sum ottwo hundred
dullard for his arrest and dolivery to the sheriff
of Macon county. AHA8LIP,
Oglethorpe, Ga, Sep 8,1871, 31M KBLSOB.
DESCRIPTION,
... .w.u, anuut 0 icesemcnesnign,
slender, complexion aslfow. face long and thin,
nose prominent and peaked, eyes deep set and of
a yellow cast, hur dark brown, front teeth rather
prominent and dark, ana when he laughs are
considerably exposed to view. In walkingbeusu-
ally leans forward, takes long rapid steps and
setBbis fee; straight in front, wears number 8
shoes, fingers and nails long and slendei.hasa
large scar from an old sore above his left ancle
ana one or more on his back about his should era.
He is supposed to be in company with Thomas
Asbury, Jr, who is also charged as an accomplice
in the crime. Asbury is 19 year* old. does not
look so old, i* about 5 feet 1 inch high, complex
ion red, somewhat freckled, has light stiff hu.tr,
white gray eyes, somewhat flared, stammer
when excited. sep5dawlm
OFFICE BIBB MANF’G COMPANY.
Macos, Ga, August 11th. 1879.
TT7E are pleased to announce to tho trade ol
VT Georg.s, Al.bama ana Florida that we
have put in tho old
Macon Mills
a complete system of NEW MACHINERY,
embracing all the latest improvements, witb
which we are now producire the iustly cele
brated
OPJUMkaIvkSSsHs
We havebeeu at grent expense to insure a thor
ough duolicate of these goods. and can say that
the doth wo are now making is equal to anything
ever produced South, and far superior to many
popular brands now on tho market.
We pledge ourselves to maintain the high
standard of theso Goods, and solicit from pur
chasers, largo and smvll. an examination of tin
goods and a share of their patronage.
Ask your merchants for MACON SHEETING
SHIRTING AND DRILLS.
Very truly.
Jr F. a AN.SON, Agt.
anvil d&wlm
oils R Wbst. Jab G Wxsi
WEST BROS
Cities Fdtton, Commissioi Mtrthait?,
-AGENTS FORTHE-
w. & c. era.
68 Bay St, - Savannah, Ga.
BAGGING AND TIES FOR BILE.
Prompt attention to business and liberal d
ance on conrimment* *u*20 divwfim
SEES
S99B99aBBEEB9BEB
Tie Sispni Class Season.
Just out.! I nc I ClflrLCi CM per dozen),
a splendid new Singing School. Convention rod
Choir Book; bv OW Perkins. Asa choir bock,
equal to any of the largest ones. Asa singing
school book, better than the cheaper and smaller
oil* sinoe it has more music: that is 130 pages
of new songs and glees, and 150 pages of the best
Metrical Tunes ani Anthems. Specimen copies
rattled post free; for JL'
Remember also TllO V01C6 Of
VorshiU,
.A-gaSt, gssss^s ■**»*»»
per dosen) and L O Emereon’s Onward, (87A0 per
dcsen). Send for specimens, catalogues and
circulars.
Just out.
BTUDNT'S LIFE
(0 ,50 with introdicnon) by
Tig son 46. (0 A0 with introdection)
bsrle*-Dudley Warner. 115 ot tho jollies* of
CollegrfSoi gs. A esp-tal book for social singiLg.
Just out. The Voice --a a Hub •
0 »1 > nat'umon •, by C H Davis, M D.
(87cts). An invaluaule trati-e on tbe construction
ana management ot the Vocal Organs. Vfth
Plates.
Ju-t cut. Tbe list number of tbe Musical
Record. Send 6 cents for 01 e cumber, 22 for the
year. 'Wouldn’t bo without il for five times tho
price."
OLIVER OITSON&OOraBostOti
C H D1TSON * CO. 843 lPdway N Y
srpUtf
CHANCE TO MAKE MONK, by our
careful plan of speculating in Wall *1 rent,
any amount iro.. 0ioto *50oeiih:r in a put or
call. v«iy frequently giro* bark 6 re to time*
your money in profits. You cannot lose any
more tlun the amount you invest
Btoe* • of ai kind* bought ana sold through
New Tor* stock exchange in any Dumber, of
■hares ou 2 per cent m-mn eend tor our ctrou-
I ar explain! <now to speculate.
PECK A HARRIS. Hanker* and Broker*.
• Bread tt eet, New York;
septs dm ihtat wsin
to*«**g|*fc*viiU> Afeeaes-wanlea.DuMr
ness legitimate. Particulars free.
WwUVHuiiuH-TonatotkMMaiii
COLEMAN &
COTTON FACTORS
AND
GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS
Poplar Street, Opposite Blake’s Block,
MiGOK, - - - - - - GEORGIA*
We most respectfully inform the Planters of Middle and
Southwest Georgia that we have removed to the Ware
house formerly occupied by Anderson & Troutm-m, on
Poplar Street, opposite Blake’s Block, where we will do a
General Cotton Warehouse Business. And in connec
tion we have built a large Store House in which we will
continue to sell Groceries and Provisions.
We have on hand a large and complete assortment of
Groceries and Provisions which we will sell as low as
any house in Macon. We will always keep on hand a
large quantity of Bagging and Tie3 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 hia entire
personal attention to the sale t all Cotton entrusted
to us.
Mr. George W. Wright, long and favorably known to
the Planters of Crawford, Houston and adjoining counties,
will weigh all gotten brought to our Warehouse.
Liberal cask net various made on Cotton in Store,
jy26:dcodtwsm COLEMAN <& WEW^OM.
CAMPBELL & J OR ES.
MACON GEORGIA.
OOTTON FACTORS AND COHUSSION IIRCR4NTS
Warehouse Corner Second and Poplar streets
Greet their patrons with the announcement tbattbeir LARGE AND COMMODIOUS WARE-
8 OUSE has been entirely REBUILT IN BBI0K for the better aeaommada'io-i of CO > TON
UNSIGNED TO THE U. and are confident that„their facilities .or handling the uext crop cannot
be turpassrd by any house in the State.
Their Office and Salesroom have been rearranged with a view of IMPROVED LIGH TH «»N SAM
PLES and the comfort of visitors, and a cordial invitation is extended to all tool! and see them.
Thanking their friends for the liberal patronage ext aided to them in the pist, they ask * continu
ance of the same, and premise renewed efforts to Dla*3e.
Jta- ORDERS FOR F BaGGING AND TIES will revive premnt attention.
ADVANCES ON COTTON IN STORE made when desired, at LOWEST BANK RATES.
aug24 deodAw 8m
NEW BRICK EIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE.
Affacon
8
Opposite J, W. BUSES & oo.’a Book Store.
SECOND STREET.
——0
SENDS ME YOUR COTTO28* AND I WILL
“ PLEaSE YuU.
sM>4deod&w8m
B. L. Willingham.
uTYTJON R W OODS.
WOODS
Cotton’ Factors act General Cointnlssiaa tfetats.
Agents for the sale of Soluble FaciAs Guano.
82 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
■ Liberal advance made on Consignments
Prompt personal attention given to all bui*
ans2 dnsrVm
William Peitzser
Practical Gunsmith, 59 Mulberry Street.
UNSTOCKS alt erod to fit the shooter, Guna bored to shoot hard and do ;e, Pin-fire converted to
' Central-fire, new Barrels fitted, Repairing done of every description, -hell* loaded. ANol
for Shot Guns, Military and Sporting RifiesandPistol*. Ikeep constantly on han l Muzzle and Breedi-
loading Guns and Rifles of the best kind to the market. sopU eodsnnwedsaS
Gr
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
TBIBUTION,CLASS KATNEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. O-VTOBBR 14tb, 1879—118th MON-
THLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Oempan;
This Institution was regularly Incorporated
the licjn»lature of the State for Educati&ml K
Charitable purposes, lu 1868, for the term of
S1.0W,000. to whit
fund of $360,000.
BERD1STR1BU
Authorized bv th» Commonwealth of Cv
popular Monthly Drawing of the
Dommonweattlk Disirilm-
fioii Ce.
AT MAOAT.LEY’S THEATRE,
In the C.ty of Louisville, on
September 30> 1879;
Drawing never postponed, oernr re- olarlyon
the last day of every tusnth (Sundays treeptod)
and will be supervised by men of undowbtad
i standing, and ticket bclders«mits
. ITS GRAND 8INGLENUM
UTION will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday. It never scaloa orpoit-
poces. Look at the following Distributiori:
CAPITALPRiZB 080,000.
100,000 Tickets at £2 each. Half Tickets *1.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital 1
1 Capital Prize..
1 Capital Friz
2 Prizes ot £2,500..
5 Prises of 1,000..
00 Prizes of 500..
100 Prizes of 100..
200 Prizes of 50..
500 Prizes of
-.880.000
10.000
6.000
IMS
5.069
. 10.000
. 10.000
, 10,06k
, 10.000
l.OOOPrizes OT 10 10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZBb.
... 0110.400
wanted at
compen-
9 Approximation Prizes of $S00„
9 Approximation Prizes of 200..
9 Approximation Prizes of 100..
1.857 Frizes, amounting to...
Responsible corresponding agents i
all prominent points, to whom a liberal
sation will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only bi
made to the home office in Now Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for farther
information,or tend orders to ^ ntTTrore
P OBox 692. New Orleans, La.
All onr grand extraordinary drawing* are un
der the supervision and management ol GEN G
T BEAUREGARD. and GEN JUBAL A
EASLY.
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JCBK KlSmreY. JOBKX. JOHJTSQH
JOHN FLANNERY & GO
Cotton Factors
Commit siun Merchants,
NO 8 KELLI’S BLOCK. BAY ST RE hT,
SAVANNAH, GA.
A QBNT3 for JEWELL’S MILLS YARNS
and DOMBoTICS, etc, etc
BAGGING andTIBH rOR SALE AT LOW-
EST MARKS 1 RATES.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO US.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON
SIGNMENTS. augSl d w**wcm
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MtiMIHMItHUttisSSaiMSHtMit
ADMINISTEAEOR’S SALE.
G EORC1 a, JONES COUNTY.—By virtue ot
an order from tbe Court of Ordinary *f
Jona< countv will be' sold at the court house
door to Olmton, Georgia, on the first Tuesday \o
over-ber next, IN acres of land more or bso,
six miles nortneast of Maoon-m-Jonto county,
be ongiiig to the estate of Sarah Poster, deceas'd.
Good land with plenty of waWrand timbea, ad
i<nn* U . Smith. Jackson Robert* and other*.
Bold for distribution. Tenaaonh.
J sMES C UUNTBR. AdnTT.
September *6,1870 sep281aw4w>
81200
SAlsAKl
F«atdto«
in© into th© Drawing.
A New Era in tbe History
of Lotteries.
GBA1TO AND UNrJUi KDKNTBB SUC
CESS OF THK SKW FKATCRSS.
Every ticket-holder can be hi* own
supervisor, e>ll ont his num
ber and nc it placed
m t he - heel.
The Management call attention to the grand
opportunity presented cl ODtainicg, for only S£,
any ol
TTTSt FOLLOWING PRIZES.
lPnse.„
1 Prise..,
10 Prises 01,000 each .
20 Prizes 500 each
10O Prize* 100 each
200 Prises 60eaoh
600 Prizes 20 each ...
1,000 Prizes >9each.
t 08.000
1M1O0
10AO0
10,900
lOfiOO
ltaoo
1C.OOO
rniw w catu. •—*.*—* wdvww
9 Prizes 800 eakh, ap'roxlmatto prizes S.700
9 Pnzes 200 each do do MOO
9Pnzee 100 each
do
do
*03
1.9 SC 1
tosm
Half Tickets. 01.
55 Tickets. 0190
far dub rates should be mode
^Whde Tickets, 02
27 Tickets, §50.
All applications
to the nome oSce. ,
Remit by po»toflee Munoy Order, rettstarad
letter, bona draft or express. Full list of draw-
in* pwbllsbed in LoaisviileCourier-Journal and
New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-held-
era. For tickets and Information ad I «-sa OOM-
RO.* «4 nALTH DISTRIBUTION CO. erXJ
COMMBBF JRD.Soriy. rio-,r P r-JournalMold
ing. Louitnila Kv. avgXO endtuthutotcwly
ABEETS FOB MASSEY’S EMaLSlQK COfliS
BlHS f OISSTOX’S CIRCULAR SAWS AID
FAIRBANK'S STANDARD S8AUS.
GARHART l C»JBD.
Importers sndc
eel. Agricultural
,8*. Oil*.«
and dealers in E*fd »re. lietware
■—■Xmpleo'po»» ^ *ge" Mate-
jit i. . . —12 io cm, It
relief,oare3
w trs of !oa*j ©Unmag 1
SACTI0a-fl7-,rytron6f,' ..m»., >«toi<l
University oi 71r
Session begins on the First of Uctaben, and
eontinues nine months Appl; for catalagnesto
the SeeretaiY of the Faculty. P- OUf^
Virginia. Albemarle county, virgin:*.
jAfi.P. H4RRISON. Obttrmsnqf tt
Chairrn an of tha Faeolty,
I P vonr fancy Islui ■- KIO OOvFISS ofal
ft* flavor, not * tb a glatia
(Mrelgn substanoe - "-r w a, tiig. .*-«»
tat tae^AEblCsM” carefully sd
roosted and ibipped tr n l ,; .,-dcbv
Jenkins A Co, New York, cola m lla.on br
ugSd&vSiD i D GAEVBBr