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V mmt&i $s Msaasamssc* BY TELEGRAPH Nzw Oelkans, Septomber 30.—John Kennedy, deputy ahcriff, keeper in the ptneb prison, was killed list night fcy A man named Jas. Barringer. He knocked Kennedy down ana stamped him on the head, fracturing bis skull. Louisville, Septomber 30.—Moore, of Crab Orcnard, shot Col. H. Lewis Clarke, Jr., President of the Louisville Jcckey Cinb, at the Qalt House last night. The wound is not thought fatsL Moore had two horses entered for a race at the dab grounds, but being indebted to th9 club tor freights, tbs president refused to al low them to start. Moore aud Ciarko met in tbo evening,and alter same Words passed between them, Ciarko went to hie office and was in a few minutes fallowed by Moore who began shooting. One ball entered Clarke’s rigbt breast and glanced around under the shoulder. Havana, September 30.—Advices from Mexico state tbat tbo President’s mes sage was delivered to Congress on the 16'.h instant. It was long and devoted principally to internal affairs, bat he says foreign relations aro of a most ami cable charaoter. No new embarraesments have occarred with the United States. London, September 30.—Sidly end southern Italy were visitod by a great form on Saturday. It carried away the ailroad bridge between Ciro and Crncolie nrling the express train into a torrent- ho engineer was killed and all the pas- ngera more or lees injured. Elliott baa cbaleagcd Boyd to row for ten hundred pounds a eide and the offer has been accepted. Eastern Siberia is msnaced with a fam ine. Grain is dealer tban ever before. Tbo poor aro suffering severely. The eucpcnsion of the Hamburg house of Wedeeieinle announced aud involves that of Meyor with SC30,000 liabilities. Three Manchester houses aro among the creditors. Memphis, Sapl. SO.—Mr?. Bacin, wife of David B-c.jo, died last night. The Secretary of the Howards, at a meeting hold last night, stated that the daily ex- p. nets were $G30, and funds are on hand to last fifteen days, unless the fever con. tinaes to spread into the adj lining counties. Memphis, Noon, Sept. 30.—Sevan more cages were reported to day to the Bo .rd of Health—Susie Lucas, James ll:c , Adolph E)gcdale, Mrs. Mary Bacon. Died Ia9t night—Annie end Loo Warner nud Sallie W iite; the last named colored. Mrr. Bath Games and Mrs. Kata Gama.-, ont o the limits, are also reported down Throe additional deaths have occurred— Isaac Lwioix, Obas. Darg s and Jo in Peltis. Mrs. Prestidge continues to im prove. Siste Agnes, whose name was reported am >ug the new cases to-day, came from St. Mary’s Catholic Hospital, St. Louie, with sister Joseph, about three weeks ago. She has been attending the sick at “Threity” Hospital, where she now lies 111. Eifi-J Dalzell, daughter of Rev. W. T. Dalzell, is progress.) g favor ably. Cincinnati, Soptombir 33 —A. E. Sayres, route agent on the Kentucky Central Riilioad for several years, was arrested for robbing the mails. Marked bills were found m his possession which had been soot through the mails by the detectives. liocnE--TZE, September 30.—It is ofli daily announced that ths HaDlan-Court nay r. ce will positively occur on October lG-.b, on Chautangua lake. Baltimore, September 30.—J. B. Warren, meiohaut from North Carolina, purchasing goods In this city, myste riously disappeared yosterdsy mornin;;- Itis stated he had $1,500 on his person. Alexandria, Va., September 30.— The Alexandria and Fairfax Agricultural Association fair opened to-d-ay, and was n great sucoess, the attendance number ing 4.000. Tno display in all depart ments was excellent, especially in horses and cattle. Among the horses were General Grant’s two Arabian stallions. There was a grand firemen’s parade, and tournament during tbo afternoon. Eight thousand dollars ware to-day awarded against Keverdy J Dangerlield in tho Circuit Court, for being accessory to the shooting of D. C, l'homp,oa a year ago. Thompson was shot by G. W. Harrison New York, September 30. — Toe Board of Aldermen to-day rejected tho following nominalions of Mayor Cooper: Sheridan Shook and Charles Saule, to be Police Commissioners, and J. Alliui, John Harris, Nicholas Barton, Jacob A. Gross, D.T. Marshall and Allen McDoa aid. to be Excise Commissioners. New York, September 30.—The pro- dace exchange to-day, at the request of the grain trade, adopted resolutions post poning until tho 1st of January tbo go ing into effect of tbs cental system eo tar t,a regards the grain trade. The oental eystem goes Into effect to-morrow in pro visions and other trades. Chicago, September 30.—The reunion of the army of Tennessee is postponed to November 13:h, owing to General Grant’s inability to be present until Keokuk, September 80—An incendi- y fire aestroyed the St. Lonis and orthweatern Eatlroad round house and nr locomotives were damaged. Loss 10,000. London, September 30.—Tho meeting tho del-gates from the Sonth York- iro and North Shite Associations at irnstry, decided to resist any reduction wages to the utmost. The iron works have followed tho ex- nple of the iron .workers at Jarrow and newel work under protest against the rard of Mr. Dali. Tho strike of the cotton operatives Mosby continues. London, September 30.—A letter from instantinople to the Times eays^ tho ad- laistration in Eastern Baumelis is al« o*t chaotic. Self constituted sami-se- e; committees have often more power an regularly constituted antaorities. istics is subordinated to race, hatreds id considerations of political strategy. Sr, Petersburg, Sept. 30.—The Inva le Itsuse gives the following details of i affair et Yeok Tepe s Ths Tarcoman numbered 13,000 esm- itants. Fifty thousand Bosnians made l attack on Dengnl Tepe, which lasted to whole day. The village was stormed : 5 p. m. The Buesians wore too tired i pursue tho enemy. An official dU- itch from General Lomakcff confirms io report of the Russian success, and iys the Russians occupied Benrma on io 7th of September Simla, Sipt. SO.—A telegram from hateroarden, dated on tho 29th inat-, iys General Sir Frodeiiok Roberts has rnved here. HU party was fired at by io largo body of Mongols near Jsgua lane, and five Sokhs killed. Tho Mon- ols were repulsed with loss. The latest owe from Cabnl stateB that all is quiet lere. Dskka wae occupied without op- osition yesterday. Nows from Manda- ly on the 22d inst., reports nil quiet here. The Berlin correspondent of the ime* says: "Elections which take place j day and next Tuesday will be the lost critical in 30 years. The issue, by ommon admission, is reduced to a simple eraonal one for or against Prince Bis- tiarck.’* He expresses tho belief that he Liberal cams i ■ hopeless, end that ’rirse Bismarck’s success is a foregone onclneion. From Mempliis. Memphis, September 30.—Seventeen :aees—10 white and 7 colored—wero re- lorted. Among them wero Susie Lucas, ilargaret App and Mary McDamott. Donations to-day aggregated $1,G05. Of this amount Boston sent $1,000 and •he following telegram: Treasurer Howard Association : Draw sa mo for $1,000. Telograph a state ment of yonr condition and needs. Tho citizens of Boston sympathize in your distress and admire yonr noble work. LSigned] Frederick O. Prince, Mayor, Thermometer 03 to 87. Chicago, October 1.—Colonel J. H Hiveily has pm chased the Chicago Jcck ej Glut jjstcok heretofore -owned by Law. rence & Martin for $40,000. This gives him a contro'ling Interest, He intends to run the track as a first class racing rronad, offering sash parsei that the jest horses in the country will appear t u 'ing the season. London, October 1.—The Financier of to-isy Bays: "As exchange on New York has again sank to a bullion'point, it is expected that 150,000 pounds remaining an the market from an Australian con signment of 200.000 ponndp,mentioned on Saturday, will go to America. Meantime the French drain of gold to the United States eeems to have assumed something of its former msgoitude. London, Ostooer 1.—The Sportsman says at the meeting yesterday in connec tion with the proposed match between Elliott and Boyd, one of Hanlon's friends inquired whether Elliott wss content to proceed with bis challergo to Hanlon. Elliott replied in the affirmative, and esid tie had deposited £58 already. H-*r.Ion's friend then eaid be would deposit £50 for Hanlon. Instructions from Hanlon aro expected by the next mail with tho arti cles to be -igsed Baltimore, October L—J. D. Warren, of Prospect Hill, North Carolina, whose sudden dieappearanco yesterday with a considerable amount of money caused uneasiness here, has reippoared, having been out of town. New York, Ootobar 1.—Mrs. Baiba, young and Handsome Italian woman, was found dead in her house. No. 14 Rose street, to-day. Her hnsband is charged with the crime, and jealousy is ascribed as the cause. The Western Union Telegraph Com pany reduces all tariffs above ten dollars to that figure. Oa November let, all of fices will send and receive half rate husi- nsas instead of only largo ones as now. The American Express has bought the Eastern Express Company at the report ed price of a half million dollare. Memphis, Ootober 1. —The following order of the court in tbo injunction sail served on the parties made defendants in the lato trial before Spcoial Jcdgo Galloway, was issued this morning: Whereas, N. N. Speers, Jr., bath filed his bill of complaint in the ohancary coart of Sholby county, against tho de- ndants J. D. Plankett and others, and obfained an order for a writ of injunction from Hon. Jsoob I. Galloway, io be is sued ia parenanoe of the prayer of said bill, these are therefore to ooinmand you, the said Plunkett and others, that each and every one of yon in your several ca- paoitiee, do absolutely desist and refrain from interfering with Hat ooltoa, loose or baled, or with eeed cotton, end that yon do not hereafter prevent in any way its being brought into the poitof Mem phis, cither in wagons, cars or otherwise, until farther order. Wilmington, N. 0., October 1.—Too Wilmington, Columbia and Angara railroad was sold in this city to-day un der a foreolosnre of tbo first mortgage bonds for {SG3.000, and was bought in by a commi tee representing tho buldore of tho first mortgage bonds. The terms were $20,000 caso, and tho balance in three, six, nine and twelve months. An acoidental fire nt tr.o warehouses of the Wilmington Compressing Company destroyed 1,300 bales of cotton. Their new bydranlic Taylor presses wero badly damaged. Williams & Murchison, Mech- ner & Catder, and tbe Lilly Brothers are losers in the order named. Tho total loss is $100,000, fully insured. Indianapolis, October 1.—John Ferd- uotl, u German, killed his divoioad wife by stabbing her fifteen or twenty times with a taunei’s knife, and afterwards committed .-me.do. Milk Rives, Cjl, Sept. 20.—Thorn burg’s C-.uiui.nd was attacked in a canon uoon to-day, one mile sonth from here, oa oar march to Ihe agsucy. We retreated in good order to tho wsgon traio, where wc are now entrenching our selves. 4:30 p. m.—Thornburg was killed in- stantly during the retreat. Oapt. A. M. Payne wae woauded ia ten places slight ly. Lieutenant Paddock and Captain Grimes wero also painfully wounded. Ten enlisted men and a wagon master, MoKinstory, were hilled, and 25 men wounded. The command is now very well ehelterod, but now and then are heard gnus of new boatiles who have joe: arrived. Our moles and hoises are {jot ting it-all around. The rod devils h»ve fired the grass all around us, to bnrn us ont. . September 20, 9 p. tu.—We still hold our position. Every man ba3 been dig ging trenches and hanling out the duad animals for defense to-morrow. We ex pect to be attaoked at daylight. Oar courier, ’Joe Rankin, has volunteered to carry despatches to Rawlings. Mr. Gor don’s outfit cf Iadian supplies near us has been burned, also the company wagons of company F, 5th cavalry; abont tbrsc- foniths of our horse* and males have been killed. Should reinforcements reaoh ns in five days, we can hold out very wall with oar ammunition. Cmcaao, October 1.—Despatches (o General Sheridan corroborate tho forego ing. Thornburg’s command consisted of tbreo companies of cavalry. Tho Indians, who wero several hundred in number, were of tho Ute tribe and said to be well armed and very brave. Oxer five hun dred soldiers ordered to rendezvous at Bawling and reinforoo the imprisoned party ns soon as possible. Memphis, October 1.—At noon tbres deaths had been reported—Wm. Grant J. C. Jaunt and John Blanton. The two last died beyond the city limits. To-doy at noon ten colored companies broke camp and retnrned to their respective di visions. Tho McClellan Guards go to Camp Marks and will do guard duty sn protecting bridges along tho line of the Mississippi and Tennessee Railway be tween tho city and tbe Camp. The Mem phis Zouaves will camp in their armoiy for ten days; then go to Nashville to par ticipate in the drill set for the 14th in stant. The regular police foroe hero have been strengthened by ten men to do dej duty. Washington, October 1.—Tha Divis ion Superintendents of the railway mail sesvice to-day adopted a resolution sug gesting that the Postmaster General isstre an order instructing Postmasters in the 1st, 21 and 31 class offices to em brace within their post-office clamps hoars of mailing and receipt of letters in order that delays may bo more readily traced. It was determined that each Di vision Superintendent should conduct the compilation of the list of local names of post-offioes in tbe several di visions and forward to tho general office for final arrangement. A resolution was adopted requesting the issuance of a gen eral order to Postmasters directing them, in all oaee3 where complaint io made af fecting delays in tho delivery of letlcrp, to obtain, if passible, tho envelopes cov ering sncli letters, and note on them the date and boar of receipt at ths post- offiaeand of delivery to the person ad dressed, and to forward them to tho Di vision Ssparintendent of the railway mail service for his information and ac tion. The propriety and feasibility in tbe Government owning its own postal cars was considered, and the views of each of tho Superintendents were tx pressed, tho sentiment of the majority being against the proposition. Scranton, Pa., October 1.—At a meat- leg of tho etockholdera of tho Hyde Paik bank to-day, on assignment was agreed uponnndB. I. Mott appointed asaigno Tee liabilities aro §80,000 exclusive of stock. The assets are claimed to be worth $20,000. Hanford, the late cashier, was a defaulter to the extent of $20,000. Cincinnati, October I.—The places made vacant by tho striking laborers et Little Miami Depot has been fil ed by ether men at tho old rates, and work at that point ie going on as usual. Ninety coopers met at the Workingmen’s Hall this morning, and resolved not to reoume work unless tht demand for an increase be acceded to. Tbe report of the strike among tho men employed at the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad depot, ia ground work. In some cases they demand that workingmen shall cease work and join them, or bo expelled from tho Union. Muscogee, Ind. Ter., October 1.— Information was brought in from the sack and feed agency that a fight had taken place Satmday between a party of twelve desperadoes and a party of sol- diers from Fort Sill, resulting in the kill ing of nine bandits and three soldiers. It ts expected that tha troops will kill or scatter the band, as they haTO orders to remain two months longer in the field if neo-ssary. Cincinnati, October I.—The fireman’s tournament was opened ibis morning by a grand parado of visiting companies who were escorted by tho Cincinnati depart ment through several of tho principal streets of tbe city. All incoming trains brought great numbers who came not only to witness tbe parade, but to visit the exposition also. The*weather is ail that could be de. sired, cud the throng lining the streets woe so gieat that it was uifficnlt to move abont. Immediately after the parade engines, h02e carriages, etc., were placed on flat cars, and with competing compa nies taken to Chester Park, where at 1:30 tbe tournament commenced. Lsndon, England, October 1.— The Oldham cotton spinners have re plied to the operatives tbat they cannot withdraw the notice of 5 per cent, reduc tion of wages, and deolice the interview asked for by the operatives. The strike ts probable, owing to the unfavorable re ports of tho laoor market in America. The North Wales states that tbe Quarry* men’s Union has declined to givo far ther pecuniary assistance to members desiring to emigrate. Tbe Poole Hull Colliery Company at Polesworth, near Tumviorib, has failed. Liabilities, $100,- 000. St. Petersburg, October 1.—Eleven thousand eight hundred aud fifty persons have been incarcerated in ths Central prison at Mos ow during the summer. One hundred anil fifty have been sen tenced to exile. Hadgi Lodga, leader of the Bo vmaa insurgents, was given five yeara imprisonment. Simla, Ootober 1 —General Roberts telegraphs Khasi that he will advance on Cabal to-day. The health of tbe troops is good. Lieutenant Kinloob, on his way to join hu regiment, was ambusca ded and killed. fiHAMiM m CQfMRCLU, MACON COTTON STATEMENT OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER Ociobsb 1.187#.—Kvenixg. The leaflet to-day was quiet and firm on a basis oiS% cents (or middling. Received to-day by nil. by wagon........... Shipped Sold .. ......................... STATEMENT* Stock on band Septomber 1,1879. Received t.-day.... previously.. Tho cabinet makers, who are on strike, aio not making aDy publio dom onstration to-day, but are quietly resist ing the factories, whose work is in prog" ie3B, giving advice B3 to tho best course to pnrsue. The committees are also collecting email turns for the support of men cut o£ Shippedito-dsy... previously. Stock on band this evening..... Received same day lint year, LATEST TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS —o— Cotton. Livxbfocl—Noon—Oman flat and irregular, middling uplands S 1S-16. middlint Orleans 015- 1C. 8ale* 8009 bales, ot which 1000 were taken oy ■peculators and lor export: receipts 8030—600 Americas. Futures opened with tellers 1-16 lower; Upland low middlinu ciauae delivery October 0 l-3iu81- 16, October and November 516-10*0 29-SZ, Nov ember and December 6 27-8^318-15, December and January 626-32, January and February 6 18-16, February and March 618-16, March and April 189 p m—Middling uplands 6J£. middling Or leans 613-16. Future* dull but steady. 6 p m—hales oi American 6(09, Futures, up- lands low middling clause October delivery 6 9-32, October and November 815riC. Futures flrtncr. Nxw Soax—Oottou steady tales 26(7. middling npla-Oa 10%. middling Orleans 10% Futures opeual easy; October io.ua, November S.S3, December 9 99. J anuary 997. February 10.09. Oottou—Net reoeipu c»9; giouiota Futures doted atronr.ules, ltO.UOO October de livery 10.14, November a 98—69 December 10.01— —1.',January 10.11—12, February 10.24—26, March 10,87—39. April 10.61—85, May 10 61—6S. Cotton dosed steady sales 23i2 middling up lands 10%. middling O -leans 10%. Consolidated net receipts 20735; exports to Great Britain 5381, France —. Continent —. Galvssios—Cotton weak; middling 10%, low middling vfS- good ordinary . net receipt! 3232; gross 1U7S; sales 95t. stock 41816. NouroLK—cotton nominal, middling 10, net receipts 2257. tales 50. stock 12607. Baltimore—^Cotton nominahmiddiing 10% Io middling P%. good ordinary 9%: not receipts —, gross 2157. tales 76, to spinners —, atuc 8194 Boston—^Cotton dull; middling 10%, low middliug 10%. good ordinary 10%. net receipt! 247: gros* 341. ralea —. stock l2i.8. Wilmington—Colton sfcuaj; middling 9%; low middling 9%. good ordinary ; net re ceipts —. gross 214. sales —, stock 8731. Fhiladelthia—Cotton quiet, middling 10%: low middling 10%, good ordinary 10, net re ceipts —: gross 1808. sales —. spinners 1807, stock 116. 8atabnah—Cotton qniel; middling 915-10; low middling 9%. good ordinary 9 6-iG, net receipt! 63:8: gross —: sales I860'- stock 4633S New Orleans—Cotton weak, middling 10%, law middling 9% good ordinary 9%. net receipts 2387, gross am, sales 2590, stock 6Uo64 Mobile—Cotton weak; middling 9%, low raid- dim. 9%, good ordinary —, net receipts 35:9. gross —, sales 6 j0, stock 12152. Memphis—Not received. Acgosia—Cotton weak; middling 9%, low middliug 9% good ordinary 9i receipts 1092, shipments —, sales 1078. Cl- ikLESToa—CotUiU activo: middling 9%; low mtduling 9%. good ordinary tii net receipts 2732 gross— .sales5000;stock 19195. —o— JI2JA5C1AL Lqwix>*—Weon—ConW s 87Erie S3 Pabis—J per coat iieules 83 Ichucj ana £0 centimes. xnw roar—stock! opened strong; money 5 b6, long 4 81% short 4 88%. Stale bonds doll. Qovsrnmem securities steady. . < Money firm at 7a71-16. exchange 4 81%a4 81%, government -counties quiet; new 6 per cents 102%, 4% per cents 195%, 4 per cents 1 01%. State bonds dull. stocks closed active and firm: New 1 ork Centra) -19%. Erie 82%; L*k* bbor 94%. Illinois Oca* tral 91% Fittsuurg 106%. Cbic-g J end Northwos tern at%, do preferred 190%: Sock Islam* 184%. Western Union Telegraph Company 96% Sub-Treasury balaxsos. Gold 141,619,624; cur rency if .550 A14 F20DUC* ttn.Tivnia—Flour dull but firm: Howard St and Western suDcrino 3 75194 25: cxtr»460«:5 25; family 5 £0@800 City Mills superfine 373»4 25; extra 50a*5 »8: Rio brawls C 67; P*.»P!-o family 7 oo Wheat—southern firm and quiet, \t estern firm, southern red 1 MSI 26; amber lSOalSL No 1 Mary It nd red 119. No 2 Western winter rod spot 127%. October 1 x7%al23. Novcmbor 138%, December 127%all7% Southern corn higher and firm: Wat tarn dull; white 05, yellow 63 Oats, southern S5aS7. Western white 35aSS; do mixed 31324; l'«ausylva,u:i 64*66 t'ay nrime to ahaice Memwlwmle, Maryland 14013. 'rovnions itewdy.’pork 10 CO »ab shoulders 3%a4, clear nh6:do packed 4% and 6%. Bacon—sbouWan ■*%. c.#ar rib 6%., toi llallK. Ur«ii rufVati in 7* prime to cboico Western aseked U014. Coflae mm; rio in rarguto lZatE%. Whisky steady B V^OAW-««r' 1 qrnrt: doable extra Western sprieg 409B5C9; Minnesota 4 00a550; winter nlute 4 50a4 73, extra 3IU160 superfine 2 25a 3 50; patents 5 MaTOO.rpseial brand! 8 00. Wheat active, firm and higher; No 1 Chicago -prn.g 110. No 2 do 104%al 01% t ash. 1 u6%al 0/ Nov. embor, 104% allthe year, 1 *8% December; No 3 do 98%.rejected M. Com In good demand and a shade higher 36% cash and November, 34% all the year, 87% May. rsyectel 85%. Oato in good demand and tending upwards a4 26%a2«u «uh, 27% November, fork dull and a shado lower at 9 75 cash. e« November, 810 all tno year, 8 75 January. Lard unsettled, lower and incgular at 6 25 c*tb, 5eea567% November, Bulk molts steady ant unehsngodjshoulaers 5 70. short rios and short clear 5 ts. W hisky steaJy *wg5f Tore—Flour, southern firm and in fair demand; common to fair extra 5 C0x6 00, good to Ahoico 610 0 7 35. Wheat a shade stronger and m fair demand, ungraded winter redll»al27. No3dolSOal2lj« No2do 127%al 53%. Com a shado stronger anu fairly active: ungraded 6- a5i. Oats quiet; No 3. 35%. Coffee in cargoesquotad at 12%al6}fc do m job lots 12% nlS. Sugar quiet and firm; fair to good refining quoted G%a71-1A prime 71-I6a7%; refined quiet 2nd unchanged; sumdard A 8% granulated and powdered Sa%8%. cm.bed t% Moiassesflrm but very quiet: Cuba refining 5). test quoted at 2(%aI5, Rice in fair inquiry and very full price!; Carolina 6%a7%- Ko ia firmer at t 2*.al 80. Tur- pSorae quiet and firm at £0%. Wool fairly active demand and firm; Com.-stic fleece S6a«, pulled itet., unwashed llali, Texas ^ Forkdnl and lower: new mess sp*t 8 to. Middles steady ; tens clear 600, short clear 615, long and short Clear 611%. Lard lower, closing steady and in moderately active demand; primo steam spot 6 50 rash! Whisky nsraiaalat 110 Freights firmer. IiOUiavxxJO*—Flour firm; extra 3 2|a350; family 400 9425 No 1475a* W-.yaton; 6 03@7 00. Wheat firm; rad aid saber HI. Ost* Qmefj white 46. MTINE For Nervousness, Sleepless Niehts. WAsnXKGToN,D C, Match 12,1877. Dr HR Eievess:— Dear Sib: I do not beheTo In puffing, nor would I indorse a humbug, but I consider it no moro than real justice to speak well ot Vegetine, believing it to be an excellent medicine. I have used several bottles of it to my entire satisfac- non and great relief from an inexplicable Ner vousness which had caused mo great suffering and s'eeples! nights, have walked the floor and resorted to dffierent methods or relief, to no purpose. I finally tbousht I would givo Vega tine a trial, with little laith.T will admit, but to my surprise and groat re'ier, a few doses con vinced me tqst I had got hold of the right thing for mydifficuliy. It sent out humor from my blood that, I have no doubt, was the cause of the misery I had endured* and I 'ound relief as soon a« a medicino could relieve a disease ol that kind. When I began its use i seldom got a nights rest or half a ont and my appetite was poor, and as a couseqncncslwas running down rapidly, but, alter a few doses I saw a radical change every way, and am thoroughly satisfied with Vegotme. and recommend it to any person suffering as I did. JW».IINSON. Female Wbaxbess.—Vegetine acts directly upon the causes of these complaints. It invig orates and strengthens the whole system, acts upon tha secretive organs, allays inflammation, v’cansesand cure* ulceration, cure! constipation, regulates the bow els. he-dacbcs and pains in the bickcraic, in fact there is no diseasoor com plaint wbeie thx Vcgeti-e give* so quick relief, and is so effective in its cure, as in what is term ed female weakneis. It has never failed in one nstancc. VEGETIN EG Has Not Its Equal. IUS0 DISEASE. Silma, Ala, May 12,1872. H RSrsYESs, Boston „ I take pleasure in recommending y our Vege tine. I have been suffering lor a long time with tho l ung Disease frying every kind of medicine that I could get. but none seemed to do me any good, until 1 tried you great Vegetine remedy. I had used it only a short timo before I conid discover av< ry greal change in my health for she better. 1 don’t consider that your medicine na* its eqna!, ter the disease which you pr poso to care, especially the disease that i have been af flicted with with. JOHN THOMAS. vko-jb emive: Affects a Radical Cure. H B. Sieves?, eosTos.— This is to certifj tbat l have sold and recom mended ‘•Vegetine.” prepared by H R Stephens, Boston, Mass, for the past threeycars, and it in variably affected a radical cure and gave entire satisfaction. I comiderit the best preparation in tho market lor thu diseases for which itis re commended. A THWBATT. Druggist. April 4,187 S. Memphis Tenn. BLOOD PUBIFIBB- H R Steve it3, EjQ: Drab Sib: Your Vegetine has performed some wonderful cures m our town and is esteemed su perior to all other Blood Purifiers. DR J P CO J1 AN, Druggist. Athens, Ala. •VJEGS-SU'XiP* fcG. Scrofulous Humor, HEUBaLGIA. Pbihcbtox. Kr, Feb 4.1874.3 HRBlBPHSIfS.BOSlOS:- I am dealing in your Vegetnc and believe it to b8a No l good remedy f,r Scrofulous Humcr and Neuralgia. It gives good satisfaction tu mv trade. I hoiss the people will readily take hold of it as I believe it to be worthy of their consid eration. Respect.ully. tV J4TBRRY, Druggist. VEGETINE Prepared by EL R. STF.YENS Boston, Maeb. Vegetine is Sold bv all Druggists. sep!7wed frisui;2w G EORGIA BIBB COUNIY.—’Wbereaa lira Martha Willis lias made application ioi letters of administration on the estate ol Berry Willis late of said county, deceased . These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said countv on the fi«t sSonaay in October next, to show cause, if any they have, why said aoplicatiou should not be granted to applicant. Witness my hand officially. J AMoMAN U3.Ordinary. September 3.1S79.sent m-r-tw Sl^frly a month alia expense! guarauteea to *P 4 I Agents. Outfit free. Snvw A Co, Augusta. Msii-.o G i BORGIA. JONES COUNTY.—Wbereaa Qa i bn-1 B Robertsadministratoron thecstate of Joseph G Sfilcs, deceased, applies to me for dismission from said estate. Tbesa aro to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, at the November Term of this court wby tbe same shall not be granted, , _ . „ Given under m.v hand officially. luUS td* ROI.ANi> T 11QSS. Ordinary DM IF lfc'1 BATOR'S SALE OK LAND. G eorgia, jones county.-hvvirtue of an ordor from tbo Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold before the court house door in Clinton, on the first Tuesday in No vember next, 170 acres of land belonging to tbe estate of William U,sery, deceased, being the dower lands of tholate Mary U Ussery, deceased, situate on Falling Creek in tha the western por tion of said county. Fair land with ordinary imnrovemenfs sold for division. Terms cash. P BKTH TOWLES, Adir.’r. September 17th. 1*79 ssplS ltawSw* dear rib a tB. dear rides 6 20. Bacon eajiar-. .uuolderf. 4%; deal riba 6 SO, dear sides 655.8u gar-cn-ed bams 9®10%. Whisky firm at 106 oufciaaaii-*iuui steady: family 6258600. Wheat easier at 107al II Com firm at 41ari%. Oats KAier but not quotably lower; No 3 mixed 2S’aS2. Pork steady at9 25a9 87%, Lardstrong- ercurrent make 60:a6ia Bulk meats quids shoulders S%a3%; short rib C. Bacon in good demand, shuulileis 4 00a412%, clear rib 6 37%, clear sides 665.670, WWsky active at ICO. H s* active anil firm; packing 8 63a3 89, sisj2.iS=oI igg*ii=ssi i BIBBCOUN I'Y SHERIFF SALES. W ILL be cold be'ore the court house door in tho cHv ot Macon during the legal hours of sale, on tho first Tuesday in Uctobor next, the following property to wit: Lot No 1 tu block No 58, in tho city of Macon, Bibb county. Georgia, houndedion the' oorihsast by Maple street, ontho southeaitby ierkws lot, on tbo northeast by Wash Neals lot levied on as the property ot Solomon Clemens to satisfy a fi fa issued: from tho Superior Court in favor of Willis Breswdl vs fcolomon Clemens. Prop Tty pointed out b* nl.intiff Ano ot tho *ame time ana place, street rail road cars, 4 mules and £ set double harness aod all tiie iron now iyibH and being upon track of the Macon Street Railroad, in the city ot Macon, Bitbcsuuty, Georgia, .. Levied on as tno property oi Mary J Hill, tbe ■rsprietor and owner of tbo Macon Street Rail road to satisfy a fl fa issccdf rom Bibb Superior Coxrtin favor of Mrs H u Coquittys Mary Hill, proprietor Macon Street Railroad, ana Jamei A Hill arcut. Property pointed out by PJ AUoa't“ ’the same time ar d pi mv, eight (803) hundred acres of land suame.t mthe 619tb dis trict li 11.in Bibb county Gcorgis, known nstho lands ot Wm Vs Heath, lale of said c-anty.deceas- ed. whereon he resided at tbo time of hit death, moininirg the l-nd§oI David Clay, bounded on the south by the I'olumbos road, on the west by Tobesolkoo cr. ek and lands cl David Clay, on the cast by lands of Ktckmore and W m W H £evled on as tbo properlyol Wm B Heath, do- deased, security, to satisfy a fl fa issued from Bibb Superior Ceurt in fever of Joshua R Echo- field, receiver, vsWmWHe.th sdmiuiatrator of Wm B Heath security. Property pointed out by plaintiff s at“onicy. oiiGB p qq^KRY, sip 9 law 4w Shp/I,T - / T BORG tA, BIBB COUNT Y.—Whereas Elisa. 8JT reth Caine his mode application for letter* of administration on tho estate of Richard A Ca ne, late of said county, deceased. This is therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county on tho first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they have why said application should not bo grat tod. Witness my hind officially. vet «d. D79. J A MCaANl oct31aw4w Ordirary. APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION OF PERSONALTY. /GEORGIA JASPER COUNTY.—Williams VJ Polk Henderson makes application for ex emption if personalty, and I will pass upo-i the same at my office on Saturday, 18tb day o’ Ocfo ber, 1879. Witness my official signature ^ P M SWANdON, Ordinary. Ordjniry ’* office, bent 20.1879. se23 lawta* A C TaIDOB,-) LIBEL PUR D1VUKCE vs > To Bibb Superior Court, Wm TAYLOR.) April Term, 1S7S. It appearing to the Court by the return of tbe Sheriff tbst Aba defendant does hot reside in Bibb county, and it further appearing that ho does not reside in tnis State, and it further ap pearing that service baa not been perfected in accordance with a rule from this Court granted November 15th, 1878, It is on motion ordered that said defendant answer said libel at tha October Term. 1879, of this court, or that said cause bo considered in default and libellant allowed to proceed. Or dered further that service bo petfected Dy pub lication in the Telegraph and Messenger once a mouth for four months. By the Court: JCPN L HARDEMAN, Libellant’s Attorney. 5 hi* June 24th, 1879. A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su perior Court, this 241 h J une, 1879. juniB lamtm A B ROSS Clerk. /GEORGIA. "JONES COUNTY.—Whereas VJ Isaac Hardeman, guardian for Louisa P Griswold, anplies to me for dismission. 'these .re therefore to cite and admonish ail persons concerned to show cause at this office on or by the first Monday in Novembei next, if any they have, wby the same shall not be granted. Given under my baud officially, ROLAND T ROS3. Ordinary. rd inary’■ Office, Jones county, Georgia, Sej Ordinary’s t ember 21.1879. lepSttwpd . BORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Whoress Francis 8 Johnson Jr, guaidian for Cater Ethridge, applies to me for dismission. These are tberefore to cite and admonish all porsons concerned to show cause at this office on cr by the first Monday in November next, if any hey have, wby tbe same shall not be granted. Witness my hand officially, ROLAND T ROSS, Ordinary- Ordinary’s Office, Jones county, Georgia, Sep tember 2?, 1879. sopS4 law4w» G KO KG-A. JASPER COUNTY.—Notice 5s hereby given tbat tbe advertisements ot the Ordinary and Sheriff of sail county from and after this date will appear in the Atlanta Guusti- tution. Witness ray hand officially. Sept 27, 1879. 0512 26 F M SWANSON, Ordintry. ffliilfPIU K a > “ S‘ s s2o‘2 ir !!o£0o > I^=1I9S||S3«S 2 o ‘“ull - THE LEADING CLOTHIER OF ML A.COI^, CSKEJOw, COS BAH. Til® BUSINESS SUITS ARB THE NOBBIEST OF THE SEASON AND HIS STOCK OF HINTS FBRNIS8IN6 GOODS cannot bo equaled, ne also carries an immense stock of 'umrr goodb. S Don’t fail; to inspect. Very Brapectfully, GusNuss’oaum. CORNER THIRD AND SECOND STREETS. scp21dltw3m , Macon.Gu. * lEOK'-lAdASPBRUoLiNlk.—Wnmea*. . vj Bartlett applies lor administration do boms non cum tcimmcuto annexo, on the estate of Jos-iahC Banks,lateoi said county, deceased- This is tberefore to cite all persona interested to apiear at this office on or betoro the first Mon day in October t ext, to show cause, ir any they can, why administration should not lie granted he applicaLt aa applied fcr. Witness my hand officially, F M 8WANS0N, Ordinary. Ordinary’s office Minticello. Ga, September 1. sepS irawtw $777 ERY Augur _ _ Outfit Free Augusta, Maine. eincLsea tu ukuuU Address P O VICK- CD/7 I7 A MONTH and expenses guarsntoea 1 to Agents. Outfit iroe. feHAW A Co. Augusta, Me. Kr. Louis- Flour quiet: double extra fall 4 7u 490, treble do 510, lamiiy 525a5S0, choice to ionoy 6 5016 09. Wheat irregular: No 2 red fall 100%a% cash, lll%al 12% November, 113% al It December, No 5 do 108%. Corn dull at •Holy _ Hi 602%. Bulk meats nominally unchanged shoul' dors 3 45, clear ribs 5 7v. clear sides 5 S5. Bacon cade.; clear rib 6 35&687%, clear sides 682%. «AVAL STORES WHKMteloa—nptrm rurpennnr quiet at 28 AOBUi firm al 80 fcr strained. Oruue tur pentine steady at 110 for hard; 18! for yeilO ’ dip; Tar steady at 87%. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Clemmio Corbett vs Charles Corbett—Libel for Divorco—Jasper Superior Court, April Term, 1879. It appearing to the court by the return of the sheriff that the defendant is not to be found in the countv: and it being further sbown tbat he does net reside in the State. Therefore, it is or dered that service be perfected by publication' tn the Macon Telegraph • and Messenger, pub- li .bed in Macon, Gs, once a month for tho space of four months before the next term of this court. May 2d, 1879. By the Court: O W JORDAN, ‘un4 lamtm* Plaintiff’s Attorn & KOKGIA. BIBB UOU TY.—Whereas Mrs Martha L Harris, guardian of Mattie J Har ris, Annie L Harris and James A Harris, minor children of Thos A Harris deceased, has made application for letters of dismiision from said guardianship. Theso aro therefore tocitoand admonish all persons concerned to bo andappear at the Court of Ordinary of said county on tbe first Monday in November next to show cause ii any thoy have why said application should not bo granted, . Witness my hand officially. J A MeMANUS, Ordinary. Angus14.1879.aurgtd JASPER COUNTY SHERIFF SALE. AN the first Tuesday in October next, will be KJ sold before thorourt bouse door in the town ol Monticello. during tbe legal hours c,t sale, thef jllowit.g property to wit: Ono hundred acr. s of land situated in Jasper county adjoining lands ol Pleasant Banks, Mrs William Kellv, Prank Malouo Jr, Samuel R Smith Jr, A A Kelly and others.being part ol a tract of land in said county, cantrinirg S50 acres more or less, knownas the Colbert Jeffries pine?, now in tbe possession of A L Sluder, and levied oaby T R Penn. Deputy Sheriff, aud to be Eoid as the property o' Colbert Jeffries, by virtue cf a fl fa from Jasper Superior Court in'favcrof Gee T Bartlett vs Colbert Jeffries, Isaac T Hyatt and John Myatfc. Also at the same time and place, ICO acres of land in Jasper county, the nine being the west half of lot ofland known as *h- r»«vi - smith 'nt adjoining lands of John Pipe; JohnBDigby find others, being a part of 359 acres o. iuu ai.uai.-u in Jarpe-county whereon John B Digbyresidcs. and levied on by James T Lewis, former she iff of Jasper county, and to be sold as the property of John B 1 igby by virtue of a fi fa in favor of Wm Van Antwerp vs John B Digby from Jasper Superior Court. Also at the same time and place, one house and tract of land situated in Monticello In said county adjoining lands cf Madison Epps andT O Broddus on the west, those of Jas Watson and said Broddus ou tha north and tho public streets on tbe east and south, containing one-half acre more or Jess* .1 evied on as the property of tbe defendant by virtue of a fi fa issued from Jasper Superior Court in favor of IIT Stanton vs B T Digby. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney and written notice of ibis levy sowed upon tenant. Also at tho came time and place, 509 acres of land in said county known aa the Sparks place adjoininglanl* of Arineton Means, Olive New ton. O Q Lane and others. Levied on as tho .property ot Ohas Q Lane to satisfy afi fa from the Superior Court in favor of Sallio Gawk vs Chao Q Lane. Property pointe d out by plaintiff in fl f» and notire given. JEFF AIKEN, Sheriff. September 9,1879 Jasper county. sop91taw4w ZE£jL*’S CONDENSED CYCLOPEDIA. Rarest opportunity for making money is now offered to general agents and canvassers in the South on this exceedingly useful and low-priced book. 1.000 Dp. double column. 700 engravings. 10 double-page colored maps. Only 85 a copy For terms aud territory address TELLWOO HELL, DAVIS A CO. Philadelphia. mar7w4t G EOBHIA BIBB COUnTY.-Whereas Mrs M H Hamilton has mado application for let ters of administration on tbo estate of Charles A Hamilton, lato of said county, deccassd. These are ihereforo to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at tbo Court of Ordinary of said comity on the first Monday in October next to show cause, if any they Lave, wby said application sliyuldnot be granted to applicant. Witness my hand officially. J A 51 oil ANUS, Ordinary. September S. 1W9. sent l«4w w pi BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Thos VJT W Barron, executor, and JoseDbine Lums- den. exocutrix, of tbe estate of Mrs. Harriet Fos ter, late of said county deceased, have applied to me for letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to no and appear at the Court ofOrdianry cf said county on the first Monday in November next to show cause if any 1 hey haTO wby said application should not b: granted. Given under n. y hand officially. J A MCMANUS, Ordinary, August 4.1879-. auzStd /1 BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY,-Whereas W VJT W Carnes, administrator ot Samuel G Benn lato of said county deceased, has mado applica tion for letters of dismission from said estate’ These orethorefore to cite and admonish all per sons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in November nrxt to show causo if any they have why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand officially. J A MCMANUS, Ordin ar August*, 1879. au5 td ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. G eorgia bibb cnuNTY.-wni be sold before tbe court bouse door in the city ot Macon, between the legal hours of sale, ontho . First Tuesday in October next, part of lot number fire (5). in tho Fourth District, originally Houston, now Bibb county, containing ten (10) teres, more or les>, about eight (S) miles from Macon on the Columbus road, ard known as the old Thompson Mill place, on Tobesefkeo creek. Sold for the benefit of the hairs of James Thompson, late of said county deceased. ASA E THOMPSON, sep3dttw4t* Adm'r Jas Thompson, dec’d. AAEORG1A, JASPER OOUNlK.— urs Oatha- " nne J Malone having applied forguardian- ship of the person and p-eperty of Annie L Par nell. a minor un er fourteen years of age, resi dent of said county. This is Ihereforo to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the October term 1879 of the Tourt of Ordinary of said county and show cause, if any they can, wby Catharine J Malone should not be entrusted with the guardianship of tho person and property of Annio L Parnell, Witness my hand officially. F M SWANSON, Ordinary, Monticello, Ga, September 1,1879 sept 1aw4w G eorgia Etnis uuuarr — ivuereaj \« x Hollingsworth has madoapolicatton lor letters cf administration on tho estate of Eliza J Hollingsworth, la-e of said county,deceased. There are to citeand admonish all persons con cerned t > be and appear at the Court of Ordi- nay of said county on the first Monday i- Octo ber next, and show cause, if any they hat .why said application should not bo granted. Witness my hand officially. J A MeMANUS. Ordinary. September 3.1879 sepS la4w SHAFTING A I.OT o’ Shafting - but little used—with Wheels, Cogs, etc. Will take Lumber in payment. ASHER AIRES. augO wlm Pop'ar Street, Macon Ga New Carriage Fast »ry. KENT ¥ GREENE —Manufacturers ol and Dealers G EORGIA JA8PE *- COUNT 2.-Whereas, it is shown to me that the estate of Wiley B Grubbs, late of said county but now deceased, is unrepresented. This is therefore to cite all persons interest ed to appearat my office on tho first Monday in October next and show cause if any they can why administration upon tho estate should not be vested in tbe clerk of tbe Superior Court oi said county, or some other fit ani proper person. Witness my hand officially. F M SWANSON. Ordinary. Ordinary’s office, Monticello. Ga. August SO. sepS ltawtw* t yEURUlA hi till UUUNTX,—Wnereaa wit- X liam Rj dcr lisa mado application for letters of guardianship of tho persons and property o: Lowi* L Minshow, IdelHT, Etta F and Lucius K Minshew, minor children ol Redding R anil K ary A T Minshew, late of said county, decease?. These are therefore to cite and admonish al' pr 1 sons concerned t-- be and appear at tbe Con t of Ordinary of said co-.nty on tbe first' Monday in October next, r o shew cause, if any they have, why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand officially xieTSSUVS, iep71aw4w- Ordinary. G EURUIA, BIBB LUUftT 1—Whereas u J Roosevelt, executor ot the estate cf Mr, O P Dean, late of said county deceased, has made application for letters of dismission iron, slid es tate. 1 hese are therefore io cite and admonish aU persons concerned to bo and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in November next tx sbew cause if any they hate wby Eaid application should not be ^ Givcnundermy band officially. Liven uu j J A MeMANUS. Ordinary. Aucnst 4. IS79.sugStd / muHUlA. CRAWFORD LOL’N i'l.—Wi VJ I; s sold lieiyre the court bou<e dcorin tb- town oi Knoiviife, in sain county, within i < lega. hcuis of -sale, south half of lot No G5 in tb first district o! originally Houston r.owCrawfon ennety, containing one hundred acres, more o less Levied on a the property of arnnr Johnson, ri- ceased, tn satisfy judgment in O aw lord Superior Court in favor cl JohnW Blass mgame, administrator of a J Adame, deceased vs A J liaaielly, administrator oi Samuel John son, de eased. August 7 th, 1879. augS la- 4w R M BOND. Sheriff# G EORGIA BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas WL Bass, administrator on tho estate of Mrs Julia E Collins, late of said conty deceased, has made app'.^'ion to meforletters of dismission lrom said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of .sria county on the first Monday iu November next to show cause if sny they have why eaid application should not ue gran: u Given under roy hand officially; J A Mo 4 AND8, Ordinary. August A 1879. j mrvd $777 Outfit free. tfiY, Aog’tta, Maine Addrcm F OVLSK Carriages, Buggies, Wagons. Our Shops ouFopiarS.reet, nextdeor to Stew art’s Stables. Are supplied with a full stock ot the choicest materials, and we have n our employ the best me -.hanics in Georgia. We will make nothing but tho very best work, and at prices within the reach of all. The manufacturing department is tn charge of TS Greene, late of Freeman A Greene, who will be glad to wait on all his oi* customers. The best hand made haruesa always on hand Repairing of all kinds will have care ful attention. Prices low. We will occupy the old carriage stand, Good, Small A Co, as a sales room on October 1st. AU work warranted. Macon. August 22,1878 uawfim R. D. HAT & CO., 98 Cherry Street, &IAG02S, - - Manufacturers of and Dealers iu CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, WAGONS, Harness, Saddles, Whips. Bridles, Collars. Hames, Valises. Trunks Traveling Bags, CSILDRENS’ CARRIAGES, Horse Blankets, Sole, OsBeF anN Harness Leatiter Calf Skins, Shoe Findings. Call and examine onr stack before purchas*- Repositories—98 Cherry Street, Maccn. and! Broad Street. Augusta Masonic Building, Macon, Scor^ia, Is NOW OFFERING to th publio'the'.foliow uxt a tionsL’ry in Goods: DRKS3 SILKS! in rnllets Variety from 55 cts per yard upwards. BLACK BILKS, a very large assortment, from $1 per yard to $4. BLACK GRENADINES of every imaginable pattern from 25,35,45.55,65, 75 cents and up to 52 50 per yard. DRESS GOODS, the largest selected stock in tbis city, from 8.10.12%. 15.20.25, SO.SSc to 8255 per yard. LINEN LAWNS. Wo have a splendid line ot Patterns from 18, 2?, 25,30,35,4fc per yard. PACIFIC LAWNS. Our styles are very ex tensive, from 12% 15 18 20 25c pe yard. WHITB LONDON CORDS in stripe.and check from S10124 151810 and 25c per yard, COLORED LONDON CORDS in all the new shades and patterns from 8 10 121-2 15 13 29c peryard. HOSIERY for Ladle*, Misses and Children This Department is very extensive in now style; and shades. HAMBURG E OGINGS, the largest stock ever broueht to Mac m, from 5 7 910121-2151820 25 to 52 50 per yard. WHITE GOODS. Everything pertaining to this Department, comprising Linen Lawns, Swiss Muslin, Jaconets, Nainsook, from 121-2 152025 to 50c per yard. LINEN TOWELS, a very laje assortment from 81, SI 25, Si SO, SI 75, $2 and up to 49 per dozen. PARASOLS ot the latest styles and patterns from 25 50 75 $11 25 1 50 1 75 $2 up to $10 apiece. SILK TIES AND BOWS, a beautiful selected line, from 25 SO 35 49 45 £0 60 75c up to $250 apiece. GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING, a large assort ment in all styles. Tho best Blue Flannel Suits at S10 50 a suit, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SUITS in all ,he new designs from $5 00,85 59, $6 60, $6 50,8709, $7 50 unto $12 59. » CHILDREN'S SUITS from 3 to 10 years ol age from $259 S 00 3 50 4 00 4 506(0nptoS10per '“CHILDREN’S KILT SUITS, from 2 1-2 tOS years of age, a splendid assortment, MATTING in ail styles an-* patterns from 15 2125 SO 35 to 75e per yard. CARPETS, tbo largest stock in the Stat?, a greatly reduced pri-e*. And all kinds of Goods pertaining to a first dais Dry Goods Establishment. OUR SAMPLE DEPARTMENT is now com plete, and we will bo pleased to send Samples ol any kind of Goods toauv one free of charge. S. WAXELB4UM & BEO., New Yofk Store, Masonic Building, aprS 6m Macan, Ga ET7B pa *573 NOTICE. We nave LARGEST and be selling Stationery Package in the world. It contains IS sheets ol Paper, 18 Envelopes, Pencil, Fcnhulder. Golden Pen, and a piece of valuable Jewelry, Complete cample package, with elegant geid store Sleeve Butto. s. Set Go!d-plate<! Studs, Engraved Gold plated Ring, and a Ladies’ Fashionable Fancy Set, Pin and Drops, postpaid i-Jeent* 5 Pack ages with Assorted Jewelry S'. Pl’LENDID WA-fCU AND CHAIN FREE WITU EVERT $5Q *ORTU OP GOODS YOU BUY. Extraor- din w Induoame -tr tc Agents BRIDE & CO, 2 Bread way. NY LIBEIj for divorce. SRPARKBB, ■) Libel for divorce—Rulo vs ( p-rfect ssi vice—Bibb S C. Oct CATO PARKERJ Adjourned Term, 1878. It appearing to tbe Court by the return of the Sheriff tbat defendant does not reside in this county, and it fortber appearing that he does not reside ir. the State of Georgia: It is ordered that said de e idant appear and answer said suit at the next term of this court or be con sidered in default. It is further ordered tbat service of this rulebemadeonsaiddefcndantby publication in the Telegraph and Messenger once a month ferfour months. T J SIMMONS. J S O M C. By the Conrt: . A trna extract from tbo minntes ot Bibb Sups rior Court this January 20th, 1879. ian24...1*m4m A K ROHR. Clerk TKACiMS’^ 1 .«& STU DENTS S3«tiSIO»or $200 i*Klt MONTH during Vacation. For full particulars address J O MCUURDT A GO. acgSl w8t a* Luui*. do' CA CfcK ODRiD rifiWbNTY yea s’ fxp -rience. For particulars X addicts wiib stamp JaMESM HARDAWAY. xep3wSm Liberty Hii), Pike county, Ga < lAUKGLA. JOiNfiS COUNTY.—Wnerea* \JT Mrs L V Farrar, administratrix estate of Samuel M Farrar, deceared, applies to me for dismission* These are to cite all persons concerned to shew cause, if any they have, at this court on the first Monday in Novem'.-er next why the sume shall not be granted Witness my hand officially, jnliatd* ROLAND T ROSS, Ordinary. A GOOD PLAN Anybody can learn to make money rapidly oper ating in Stork, by the "Two Unerring Rules lor Succors,” in Messrs Lawrence A Co’s new Circu- ar, Tbo combination method, which this firm has made so successful, enables people with large or small means to reap all tho benefits oi largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or ders, in various sums, aro reeled into ono vast amount and co-operated as a mighty wnoic, thus airing to etch shareholder al! tbe advan’agea _ I the largest operator. Immense profits are divided monthly. Any amount, from 85 to 35,000 or more, can be used successfully. New York Baptist Weekly, September 28.1873, says : “By the combination system $15 would make $7*. or 5per cent: 8^9 pays $360, or 7 percent: $100 makes $1,600,or 10 per cent on the stock during the month, according to the market.” Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, June £9lh; “The combination method of operating stocks is the most successful ever adopted.” New York In dependent, Sept, 12 th: “Tho combination sys tern ia founded upon correct business principles, end no person need be without an income while it is ke:>t working by Messrs Lawrence £ Co.” Brooklyn Journal, April 29th: “Our editor made a net profit of $10125 from $20 in one of Messrs Lawrence £ Co’s combinations ” New circular (mailed free) explains everything, Stocks and bonds wanted. Goveirnent bonds supplied. Lawrence £ Oo. Bankers, 57 Exchange rise* New York. LORD & TAYLOR, NEWjrOBK. Opening Spring Display OF NEW MT GOODS. WE CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT THAT AT NO PERIOD HAVE WE DISPLAYED AN ASSORT MENT OF DRY GOODS SO ADEQUATE TO THE REQUIREMENTS op THE PUBLIC OR AT PRICES SO ADAPTED TO TUE NECESSITIES OF ECONOMICAL SHOPPING. SILKS. Onr BLACK SILKS contain the we’.I-fcnBWa brands ot Bonnet, Pon-on. Taplsslcr. Gainet. OC ThoLoSd £ Tayfor FAMILyIilK enjoysarepu- tailon ior universal excellence that ts onsets B Onr*"American Cae’iCmlre INDESTRUCTIBLE BLACK SILK lastly claims earliest attention, beinc equal to the best ot .relsn manulaeturoqt half the cost EVERY YARD WARRANTED.’ .< In COLOrXD KfLKS our well-selected stock Is offered at prices that cannot bo undersold. COLOr.BD AND BLACK^ILK DAMASSES, em bracing the rarest corns of the European or American Markets. In SUMMER SILKS and FOULARDS are bxv» everything that is new and bc-autliuL DRESS GOODS. Novelties in Cachemorcs. Saltings, Dc-beige*^ and the standard cloths, in splendid variety. Also. “Anderson's” Scotch Zephyrs, printed cotton Dress Goods, Memio Clothr. Cot-lines. Vo real**,' Cheviots. Ac., with every grade to heloundtn* firat-elass establishment. ^ Shawls, Cloaks, and Wraps. This department maintains its supremacy, shows tho best productions from tho European- centres. Our Cloahs and Sacques&re cut and mado hr men tailors, therefore sty:3 and fit arc guaranteed. * Suits and Costumes. Oar SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustain that prc-cmincnco so Justly established, and always re; resent tho latest styles and fashions. Ladies’ aid Children’s Undergarments. Superb assortment of fine French hand-mafia UNDERWEAR, comprising every requisite fora, lady’s wardrobe. Also, children's suits for every age and size. Our Infants’ Furnishing Department Is there oacbly equipped. Complete Wardrobes as Iowa* $35: better goods in proportion. Any arricfolrz tho Wardrobe at list price; really cheaper thaa the home-made article, and much more satisfac tory. Hosiery Gloves, & Handkerdiiefe. Tho largest, rarest, end most unique French novelties in the city. Also, tho medium grades of hose for ladies sad children at very moderate ** Ledfe!’. misses’, and children's kid.cloth.ar.d Lislo Thread Gloves of Uio best manufacture,iu allthe nowest shades to match any dress material. A superior selection of plain hemmed linen, and all linen hemstitched, and scolloped Handker chiefs. Also, embroidered Silk Handkerchief* uajarpxsrcd in beauty or color. RXSSGSgS. All tho choice grades, containing every color and shade known. Fresh additions doily. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Evcrv possible requisite for n gentleman's outfit. First-class and medium grades of goods at our ussal reasonable prices. Quality, style, ana fit tfle prominent ieaturcs of tbis department. Soots and Shoes. For spring and summer, for Ladies, Misses, and Children, cioili top, low button shoes, tho novelty of tho season, $3 SO; genuine fad walhinu boots. $3.73. Low shoes from SI to$3; fine quality slip pers from $L23 to SAGO: Misses’ best pebble goat, worked buttonholes. S2: Children’s hand made, spring Heel, button boots, $1.06; Infants’ shoes. All colors. s-V-'A noys* and Youths* French calf button boots, $2.75, and a good, durable laced shoe $1.83. S3- Ocr woods arc all flrst-clas*. We fill all orders exactly and to tbe Interest or purchasers, guarantee all purchase* to bo satlsllictory to buyers, -indstnr.il ready to remedy all errors. kVc li-vlto orders, convinced that a first trial udll Insure ns tiro regular custom hereafter. All orders Tor Goods to bo nccompa. nlcd by tbo inraeyi cr. where parties wish. Good, will Lo seat by express. C. O. D. TV here the remittance is too large, we oltvays return tbo UliTercnfee. Broafey cud Twentieth Si",,* Grand, Ckystie, and Forsyth. N. Y: ADMINISTBATOE S SALE. G eorgia jonr-* uoun iy—*»y *.rtue o- an order from th* Court of Ordinary of Junes ccunty will be soldbotere the court boose dcorin Clinton on tho first Tuesday in Novem ber noxt 101% acres of land bo tho same more or less belonging to the estate of Ruwian't Ross de ceased. being the dowt-r lands of tbe late Mrs Marv Rcss deceased, situate on tholineol Jonoai and Putnam ootuties. Go;d land w th orilinsry improvements. Bold f jr distribution. Terms casb. G W BOSS, Adm'r. September 19,1879 Also, the pnrehater ran have SOO acres adjoin ing this land at a very re.eonable price by apply ing at Clinton Ga, to Sep 30 lawta* R T ROSS G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whereas Jo seph J Janes, administrator on the estates ol Butha Jones, late of said county, deceased, has mado application forleave to sell aU the real estate belonging to said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be aud tppear a; the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in Octobe- next, to show cause. If any they have, why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand officially. Septemter3,1876. J A MeMANUS, iep4 lawsw GOTlivary- NO TICE FOE LEAVE TO SELL LAND G EORGIA, JONLS COUNTY —Pour weeks after dato I will apply 11 tbe Court of Or dinary of Jones County lor an order to sell all ths real estate of Wiiliam Upery. deceased, situ ate in this county and known aa tho Mary Q Upery dower. July llth. 1879. lullS IswSw* HKTil TOWI.K*. Adm’r. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. G eorgia, jones couNTY.-sy virtue of an order iron?, the Court of Ordinary ®£ Jonc» countv will be sold at the court house door in Clinton, Georgia. the first Tuesday in November next. 15U surra of iHud.more or less, six miles northeast ot Macon ia Janus county, belonging to tho estate of Sarah Fester, deceased. Good land with plenty ot water and timber, ad joins U 1, Smith, .fark-on Roberts and others. Bold for distribution. Terms c-sli J AMES C HUNTER. Adm'r. Soptembf r H79 ■_ sep231nw4a* HOYIOSi ’ Valuable Plantation for Sale. T HREE miles from Leesburg on Mucialee Creek, 1,700 acre?, about SCO in a fl.;e state ot cultivation, well improved with good gin Louse and screw. Gin ran cerun either w.th steam or horse porter, with seven horsepower engine on tbe place ready for ginning. Five mules that I will sell also, tegether. with rorn, tedder and cotton feed in abundance tosupylv tliaplaco. Five other mules ou the place owned by tenant*. Desirable place to live and no trouble to g?t la bor. Prire $3 per acre rash. Any one can see the place by calling on the manager. Also at ths earns price I will sell fioO acres on Flint river, about Geo under cultivation. Good improvements, with gin houte and screw. Both of tho above place* aro • well watercl and have an abundance of fine tiffin r. I desire to sell because 1 hare too much land and live to far from these place* to attend to them, ibind mvtoli to these prices only ter thirty d^ra^ Ad- sep31 wit Starksviiio. Ga. G “ EORGIl TUsTo COU«TK.—Wnerea* Bamuel A Kingman applies ta me for ad ministration on the estate of Eueil Wats.' de- ceaied. These are tocitoand admonish all puTScns con cerned to show cause at this office on or by the first Monday mNov-mber text why the same shouldnotbs granted. Witnees my hand offidaliy-^Se^t «, l|79. sw • rauiiji!, a.-v.. UUj.. .—vvusrcas VJT John W Grubbs, r.dmlnirtrator of Temper ance Cheek, deceased, applies to me tor diimii- sion from bis admiuutrat;o:\. . This is therefore to cite r.U persons concerned to show cause at this older on or by tbe first Monday in October nex:. it any Ita-iy can, why tho same shall not be granted. Witness my official si*r ature. this Id day of July, 1879, ju!6 lawSro* F V SWANSON, itird’y. EXECU l OK’S SALE O* VALUABLE LANDS tW JOSJS COUH1T. 7 NY virtue ot tbe last will aud testament of X> Martha Seabrook. late deceased, I will sell ->n the tint Tuesday in October next, at the court house door in the town of Clinton, wit din the legal hours of safe, five hundred acres of land, mere or less, tbrea miles east of Clinton, known as tho Sexbresk place. Good land in a coGii state of cultivation, good dwelling and all other houses needed, gin house and good well of water. Also at sam» time and place 233 aerosol land, more or less, one and a hall miles of Clinton, knownas the Newton place, being a part of said estate. This is good average laud with buildings thereon sufficient for farming purposes, plenty good water on both places for all formirg pur poses and plenty ot timber. Sold fur distribu tion-among theheirs Terms cash. auz3 w4t JNO A JOHNSON. Kxecator.l i NOTICE TO DE TOES AND CREDI TORS A LL rersons h.vii g claims egaiast the e-tate t Michael Rowan, deceased, are *re hereby required to present them to me praa- »ri> awarn to; and those lndnoted to said ertite are notified to make immediate p. ment of the same. FARDS aWhENY,Adm’r. ANDREW* CTJ THBERTi GA. Tno Twenty-Seventh Scholastic year wfil open on September 18th, proximo. 1. Faculty experienced and efficient. 2. Course ot 8tudy advanced and thorough. 3. Buildings commodious and el-g,iff. 4. Grounds tho handtomeai in the South. 5. Location unsurp -.sud ior Milubril.i. 6. Society of Cuthccrt refined and cult listed. CHAKOHS- Board and Tuition in all English and Classical Studies tor the year, everything included, $1BS. Music (voial aud 'Hatrumcnta'). French. Ger man. Oil Painting, Fercrl Sketching, Fancy Needlework, and utter extras very nicdcrate. Tuition free to -11 Ministers cl tbo Gospel.! tho regular work. 43* College endorsed by tho luiliicnTdl Ko Special re ecence ne. ded. For Catalogues and adJitiomri la'jrmaVttt address RlY A L HAMILTON DD. Vres’t, * Cuthbert, Georgia. N B—lbc celeb.—•-■d Svodl -h «TRtem:!i > i7ji< cal Training for ginsasp.ciai^. ParoLt: vj aU do well to investigate. Nora—Cuthbers is situated on thr SoutU- western Railroad, the rni'.n linoccnr.ecting 8a- vannah.and Macon and Monigomor. une hun dred and eighteen miles soutn c. .da-en, and tpwite wilM ti.m l-u-.i. - ..ote-sibla trom all point ^ . etiKGl i • V W New < ii gitteir.* ■ valu-«:\ no h Hfiiutj al lu i ll octobec at 10 u‘ qac5 w6t V/ 4 ■— ,. . . ..8 John . wvit'i <1 V<*rotr J' r 4 ' * sot* mi i;or oajsta IN the fc vvontha < dA'f of (i m