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Iriik Newspaper*. We ire indebted to Mr. T. Dempsey, now in Europe, for copies of the D " bli " Irish Times and Freeman's Journal, dated December 1st. Both publication contain numerous accounts of immense tanners meetings, on the rent question, continued disturbances among the people, the move ments of troops, and exciting trials of po litical prisoners. The English Government, on the whole, however, seems to be taking the hack track and does not appear as much dis posed as formerly to press to trial the nu merous arrests that have been made. Bail is offered in most instances. But the ex cited populace regard this as a weakening o* the part of Her Majesty’s officials and in some instances refuse to accept bail at all. Under the head of pauperism in Lon don, the Irish Times says: The weekly return of Metropolitan pau perism shows that the total number of paupers on the last day of the second week in November was 83,732, of whom 43,040 were in workhouses and 38,077 re ceived outdoor relief. Compared with the corresponding weeks in the years 1878, 1S77 and 1870, these figures show an in crease of 4,528,8,838 and 3,101 respect ively. The number of vagrants relieved on the last day of the week was 880, of whom 054 were men, 183 women and 40 children under 10. Postal Appointment*. Yesterday the appointments of carriers for the city of Macon, to deliver the mails to our citizens, were received at the office from Washington and the appointees no tified of their selection. There were many applicants for the position and among them appeared the names of many who would have filled the office of carrier with decided ability. Those who have been appointed may therefore congratu late themselves on their success. The appointees are Joseph Sprinz, George T. Smith, colored, Lewis Nel son, Pat Pierce and John Blacksbear, colored. Mr. Joseph Sprinz is now clerkiug for Messrs. Nussbaum & Daunenburg. Mr. Sprinz is a Macon hoy, born and raised in Macon. His present employers regret to lose him. George T. Smith, colored, Is an old em ployee of the post-office, and has been promoted as a reward for his faithful ser vice. These two will be full carriers. Mr. Lewis Nelson is the son of Mr. W. T. Nelson, the ex-tax collector of the county, and is at present a member of the police force. He will be the only mounted carrier in the sendee. He will fill the position well. Mr. Pat Pierce was very highly recom mended by the business men of the com munity, and his appointment is a good one, John Blacksbear, colored, is one of the public school teachers. These last two hold the position of snpemumaries. The salary of the full carriers is $850, the mounted carrier S830, to include horse hire, and the supernumeraries $400 each. Macon to Have United States District and Circuit Courts. The following telegram, handed us by Judge Clifford Anderson, will explain it- s.lf: Washington, December 17, 1870.— To V. Anderson or Judac Simmon*.- 1 lunv Just passed tnrougli the House a hill to provide for District and Circuit Courts at Macon. J. H. Blount. This will be good news to the bar ofMa- con and the lawyers of Middle and South ern Georgia, who have hitherto been forced to go to Savannah when transacting business in the Federal Courts. Colonel Blount deserves, and will receive, the thanks of Ins constituents for this timely act, and his continued vigilance in behalf of tlieir interests. Fresh Provisions for Europe. According to the Dublin Freeman'sJour- nal there were received from America for the week ending December 1st,at the port of Liverpool alone, 3,994 quarters of beef, 2,254 carcasses of mutton, and 229 dead hogs. In addition, a steamer of the Allan Line is expected in the Mersey shortly, loaded with turkeys, prairie hens and game from Canada for the Christmas hol idays. Ten thousand turkeys are expect ed by this vessel, besides other game and fresh meats. So our teeming country will be drawn upon even for the wherewith to make glad the hearts of our Irish and English cousins. Would that a special United States ship could be laden with good things and dispatched, as on a former occasion, to the Emerald Isle for the relief of her suf fering people. It would he a graceful act worth a lmudred-fold more than all the Fenian sympathy from Maine to Califor nia. The one feeds the helpless poor, and is a messenger of peace and good will; the other but infuriates the passions of an excited people and tends to precipitate deeds of violence and bloodshed which can only culminate in disaster and ruin to a weak and oppressed country. The Cental System. The inequalities of the weights and measures of various countries, not to say States even of our own Union, are so great that the most serious inconvenience is experienced in all mercantile produce transactions. This gave rise to what is known as the cental system, which has been adopted in France and by tha Liver pool and other exchanges. Under the new plan the standard of measurement is to be by the hundred pounds. Thus the weight of corn, oats, cotton seed, wheat, rice and all other pro duce now arbitrarily fixed and each dis similar, would all fall under the same rule and he graduated by tha hundred pouuds, the only variation being that of value. This would save much perplexity and greatly simplify all business transac tions. Very few can keep the run of the bushel weight ot the several products of the farm, and lienee mistakes are con stantly liable to be made in tlieir sale. In May last, the New. York Produce Exchange decided by a very large vote to make the cliahge from the bushel to the cental, and all of the Exchanges In the United States, so far os heard from, have followed its example, save those of Chica go, Baltimore and Toledo. Chicago favors the measure, but is prevented under a law of Illinois from adopting It without spe cial legislation on the subject. This doubtless will be granted. The other two cities will be forced to come to terms by the general adoption of the proposed sys tem elsewhere. The opposition to the cental, however, in some quarters is very considerable, and the question, as yet, cannot be said to be final ly settled. Even the New York exchange, backed by many Western grain usalers, is trying to reverse its past action. The complaint is, that unless the change could be effected everywhere simultane ously a double system will continue,to the serious embarrassment of commerce. But this would be temporary, and the same ar gument obtains in all reforms when in pro cess of inauguration. We hare been amused at the nUv-'fr made upon tlie cental system by the “Heir of the Worlda lattenlay journal published in New York, and de voted to the advocacy of the “identity of the lost tribes of Irael with the Anglo- Saxon race.” Tliat paper asserts that the present “standards of weights and meas ures are ot Divine appointment, and have been preserved for God’s people in that imperishable monument, the great Pyra mid of Egypt.” The attempt to change th :m into the cental system it character izes as anti-christ and rank infidelity. This is certainly a novel view of the question, and we would advise the u IIeir of the WorltT to first establish the iden tity of those lost tribes of God's ancient people with tlie Yankee and English na tions, before taking any new departures like that above stated, concerning the cental movement. Why, if we may be permitted to ask, are the gerah, epliah, nln and onier, not also continued as metric standards at die present day? They jvere certainly in use in die days of Moses, Solomon and others of the Hebrew ancients. The cental metrical system will prove as great a convenience to our people as the substitution of equal fractional parts of a dollar for the old pence,shilling and pound currency which once obtained. FREE DELIVERY. IIow it Will Be Arranged for Macon Location of tlie Boxes and Otlier Particulars. There is no more interesting subject die Macon public just now than that the free delivery system, soon to he estab lished in this city. Yesterday in an inter view with Mr. A. E. Seifert, the assistant Postmaster, we learned that the free de livery will be inaugurated on the first January. This information was received yesterday from the Postmaster General telegraph. This arrangement by which the much to be desired free delivery is tc be given to our city, is very gratifying t< our people. In his recent visit to Macon, Mr. S. A Wilson, a special agent of the post-office department connected with die free deliv ery bureau made a tliorongli survey of the ground and was very favorably impressed with the appearance and general prosper ity of the city. He was surprised to find so large a city and went away fully satis fied that the Postmaster General’s award of free delivery to Macon was well dc served. The districts of the city were ar ranged. The advantages of the delivery system will not he confined to the corporate lim its, but several of the populous suburbs will also be allowed its benefits. The service will extend as far as Wilkinson’ house on Bassett’s bill in a southerly di rection from the city; Gilesville in the same direction will be included. Vine- ville, as far as Pio Nono College, will be served, and East Macon, to a point some distance beyond the corporation line. Forty-five boxes for tlie reception of matter .to be mailed will be located at dif ferent points. They will be of cast-iron, furnished by the government, and secure ly fastened to lamp posts or to fences. Printed schedules of the hours at which the mail matter deposited in the boxes will bo tnUon out will bo attached to each box. Those in the outskirts and residence por- lluu uf the city, ovcopt in a few instances, will be smaller than those in the business centres. Thoir locations will be as fol lows: At Wilkinson’s store, on Bassett’s Hill; by tbe Mission cliurcli, in Gilesville; Daly’s store, old Houston road; Bounda ry street, near Colonel Aderhold’s resi dence; South Macon cotton factory; Mercer University; intersection Yineville roads with Washington and Georgia avenues; Colonel Henry J. Lamar’s residence, Yineville; Chase’s store near City Hospi tal; corner Bond and College streets; Washington avenue and College street; Georgia avenue and Orange street; Mount de Sales, Orange and Columbus streets; Johnson and College streets; Calhoun and Hazel streets; Sparks and Hazel streets, near the residence of Colonel J. II. Blount; South Macon Grammar school; Troup and Hazel streets; Fourth and Oglethorpe; Macon and Brunswick rail road office; Macon and Western railroad office; corner Oak and Third; Oak and First; intersection Spring, Pine and Cot ton avenue; Brown House corner; Blind Academy; City Hall; Fourth and Poplar streets, Third and Poplar at Hasdai's comer; Second and Poplar; Washington Avenue and Spring street; Orange street and Georgia Avenue at Judge Holt’s; Cherry street and Cotton Avenue; Telegraph and Messenger corner; Ralston Hall comer; Cherry and Fourth streets; Third and Mulberry; Fourth and Mulberry; Spring and .Wal nut; Walnut and Fiftb;Nelson’s store,Clin ton road; one on the Milledgeville, and one on the Jones county road. The districts as now arranged, nearly corresponds with the wards of tlie city 7 . Tlie delivery of mail matter will be about as' follows: Before eight o’clock a business delivery will be made in the cen ter of the city, and after the Savannah mails arrive a general delivery all over the city will he made. A midday delive ry of local mail will next occur, of the matter dropped in the mail boxes, and a business delivery at C o’clock in tbe eve ning. These hours are based on the present schedules of the railroads center ing here, and arc of course subject to mod ification and change. One great conve nience will be, the carriers will take supply of stamps with them on their routes. The only change in the rates of postage is two cents must be placed on all dropped letters instead of one. This change will hardly be felt by the people, but will ena ble tlie department to get back in part what is lost in the lessened box rent. To fully enjoy tlie advantages of tlie free delivery system, to insure promptness and accuracy, it is absolutely necessary tliat the houses of tlie city be numbered, and we hope the matter will be attended to at once. The subject was brought up at the last meeting of the City Council, and referred to a committee, which will report at the next meeting of the body. It is probable the city will have the number of the houses determined, and each prop erty owner will bo required to have the number placed upon liis house. This will involve but small expense. The department encourages the free de livery of mail matter and discontinuance of the box renting system. It is the in tention to make the interests of the people and government reciprocal. Postmaster Glover and his assistant, Mr. Seifert, are anxious to make the de livery In Macon a success from the first, and are sparing no effort looking to that end. We hope they will have the hearty cooperation and ssis tance of all in the numbering of houses, and reporting any neelect or delav in the delivery of letters 1 “VEGETINE’ Jays a Boston plijoictln, “lias no eqaal as I purifier. Bearing“f ils many wonderful cures, after all otlier remedies liad failed, J visited tlie Laboratory and convinced myself ol its genuine merit. It is prepared from barks roots and berbs, eacb of ubitli S» highly efTect ire, and they are compounded In such a manner u to produce astonishing results. VEGETINE s the great Blood Purifier. VEGETINE ami cure the worst case of Scrsfula. is recommended by physicians and apothecaries. Has effected some marvellous cures In cases of cancer. GETiNE ,’arcs the worst cases of Canker. VEGETINE l!cct: with wonderful success In Mercurial dia- VTin eradicate Salt Itheum from tlie system. VEGETINE Cures the most inreterato cases of Erysipelas. Removes Pimples and Uumors from the face. Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels. Is a valuable remedy for Headache. fill cure Dyspepsia. Restores the entire system to a healthy condition Cures rains In the Side. Removes the cause of Dizziness. Relieves Faintness at the Stomach. Cures Pains in the Back. Effectually cures Kidney Complaint. (s effective iu its cure of Female Weakness. ts the great remedy for General Debility. Is acknowledged by all classes ot people to bt the best ana most reliable blood purilier iu the world. Vegstine is Sold by all Druggists Authorized by the Commonwealth ef Kv. and Fairest in the World. istiu popular Monthly Drawing of tbe Commonwealth Distribu tion Co. AT XAGAULETTf THHATBB, In the City of Louis ville, on DECEMBER 31, 1879. Tfj-ee drawings authorized by act of tbe Leg- islstnre dfisst and sustained byallthe courts or Kentucky (all fraudulent advertisements of otner lottery companies who el vim tbesoleown* errhip of "all the grants in Kentucky.’’ to the contrary notwithstanding) occnr regularly on the last day of every month (Sundays excepted) and are supervised by proufeent State officials. Every, ticket holder can be his ewa anpeevtsor, rail oat his Number sad st e It placed la the Wheel. Tbe Management call attention to the grand opportunity presented of obtaining, for only U, “ T ° l THB FOLLOWING PRIZES. Pn»e...™..„ t 80,000 1 Prize 10.000 1 Prize...— 5,000 10 Prizes »1,000 each 10,000 10 Prises 500each,,, ..................... 10,000 100 Prizes 100 each 10,090 too Prizes 50 each 10,000 000 Prizes *0 each 11.000 .,000 Prize* 13each. 10,000 9 Prizes 500 eat h, ap’roximat’n prises 2.700 9 Prizes 100 each do do 1,800 > Prises 100 each de do 1900 1,9 X Prise* Silt,t00 Whole Tickets, |L Half Tickets, $L n Tickets. $50. 55 Tickets, $100 All applications for club rates should be made to the humeofflee. Remit by bank draft or express. ORDER8 OF $5 AND UPWARD. BT EXPRESS, CAN BE SENT AT OUR HXPK NSK. Full list of drawing published in Louisville Courier-Journal and New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-hold jrs. For tickets and in formation address T J OOMMERF )RD, Courier-Journal Building, Louimile Kv. snySfl eodtnthoaatA wly HEALTH • STRENGTH-.; -j - HAPPINESS • | W M GOB DOB Xira&X GHiBBIK W. W. GORDON * GO. 8uceeasor to Tison A Gordon). Cotton Factors —AID— Commission Merchants, NO 11$ BAT STREET. SAVANNAH,GA. HOWA RU TlNaLHT, Trawling Amt. LOANS M c UB UPON SATISFACTORY AS- SUKANCH OF COTTON SHIPMENTS. VERY FULL ADVANOfeS MADE ON CON SIGN MMNTd OF COTTON. BAGGING AND TIES FURNISHED CHS fOMBRH AT LOWEST MARKET PRI7B. anaSIsdawtal ROLLER GUM ITTE call tbe attention of our brethren ot tbe Tv Southern Press to the fact that we ate now having manufactured in our office, by Mr & D Wikle, mm ROLLER GUM. which, for toughness, elacticity and durability, cannot be excelled. We are now using it and pron unco i: THE BEST, Send in your orders to this office for Boilers or composition. Boilers far the Country Press cast to order in regular $*2 inch Hand-Presa mould. Where parties prefer Boiler Stocks will be furnished at so cent* Mcb, Have your Boilers packed properly In e be* in which they can be returned, or w* will bar# to charge for Boxing. Bend in your orders, and we guarantee satis, (action, OLISBY, JONBS * RBKSB, anxlS tf Hmm Gw. A-\\\ CHAS. P- STUBBS. (Successor to Groover, Stubbe A Co). COTTON FAOTOB AND GBNBRAL COM. MISSION MERCHANT, 94 Bay street, Savannah. Qeor'la. Bagging. Tie*. Rope and other supplied fur niahed. Also, liberal cash advaneee made on consignments for sale or shipment to Livsspeef sr Northern port*. sutiae R. K. HUriSS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. r have remora* ra one of my brisk rSee* ooretv Poplar aad Second Street*. . I N addition to local business, 1 will give sptda attention to case* entrusted to me in tbe Albany and Southwestern Circuits, end iatbe United States Circuit and Bankrupt Courts ot 6 nrma TO BENT. A Very drslrable residence on Gesraia Avenue, J\ containing six room*, lour closets, with kitchen and aervmnt’s house, sad excellent we. ter. Apply to R w OUBBEDGB. Broker and Real Natate Agent. IRON BITTERS, ‘ A Greet Tonic. IRON BITTERS, A Sure Appetizer. IRON BITTERS, A Complete StrofUxMr. IRON BITTERS, A Valuable Medicine. IRON BITTERS, Not Sold as a Beverife. IRON BlTTERS, ror Delicate Fenulee. ‘ Highly recommended to the public for &U«l» eases requiring*certain and efficient TOXIC/ especially In XtttHgem- t iSb£x t m tZ7r i *v verm, Want of Ap petite, I.OHS of Strength, Lark ./ flnergg, ete. It en riches the blood, strengthens the mus cles, and gives new “ to the neats. To aged, ladles, and chif- dren requiring zecnpeiv atlou. this valuable remedy dan not be too highly recommended. XtaetmUIeomoharm on tbe digestive organs. A teaapoonftal before meals will remove all dyspeptic symptoms. TRY IT. Sold by all Druggist*, THE BROWS CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, Md. THE HOLMAN Fever and Ague, LITO AND STOMACH PAD. AND r KEDICAL ABSOHPTIVH. |i BODY and FOOT PLASTERS * AND ABSOZIPHOX SALT o r £ aths* Cura without medicine, simply by Absorption The host Liver. Stomach and Eplten Doctor in th* world. Facts for the Public. The stomach and Liverare thetour ce» ol vigor and health it kept in a hea’thr condition There is no known remedy that anil so promptly and effectually insure abea'tnystomsoh and liviT. .ml ,o thoroughly fortify the system against tbt sudden chan ge. ot our climate as tbe wonderful vitalising, neaith. giving Holm n Liver and Stom ach Pad. It Is also s tu-e preventive of dine.se, Do not fall to try 9. The Holman Liver and Stomach Pad work. I y absorption. IS two fold in it. m lion—gives and takes. IT it boned, affeitivo. harm lets. IT it man eh ns in ita prompt and radical cure of ererr specita ol liver and stomach difficulties, the seat ol moit all di.esam. IT is worn over tbe vitals, liver and stomach. IT remaves torpidity of the liver, give* tone to the stoma'll. arresting fermentation and pain by giving it the natura’ quantity or bila and gas- trio Juices. ITslso viUliztsthe entire system with Na tuie’i true tonic. IT arretta all deteriorated and poisonous llaids in the .toms, b. and thus prevent, their entering the syst-m by way of circulation. IT absorb* from th* body every particle of blood poison, whethc bilious, malarial or rredi* ciral. and love, tbe wearer in perfect health. WE will. FOBPBIT $50 lO a NT HAW. WOMAN f-B CHILD THB PAD FAILS TO CURB OF FEVEB AND AGUB TUN DATS AFTillt PI TTING IT ON—AND WORN AS DIRKCTkD-UPON 8 ATI8F aCTOBT PROOF O&OATH OF A RESPONSIBLE PHYSIC AN AH-T THB WBABEB HAS FEVER AND GOB. IT it a fact incontestably proved in thousands and th-u-anda of c- ot that the HOLMAN LIVER and STOMACH PAD will do all that is claimed for it. It w-11 care Fere' and Arne. Bilious Disorders, Liver complaints Intermittent Fever, reiioa-cat iie*aach<«, Dy«p piia, ague Rake, "hill Fever, Dumb Agnr. Bilious Rever. Jaundice. Neuralgia Kllney Tr.uhlcs, irregular action of tbe Heart. Roeumatinn. all kinds of Female Weakness, Mot Headache, Lumbago. Sciatica, Pain in aiila. b-k. .tcmacb, shoulden and muscles. Bilious Colic, Bilious lfianhesv etc. For safety, convenience and effectiveness, it amends itself to eve y houtebolfL From Dr. Lovlc Fierce, Father of Bishop n roe, who is know nail over the 1’iitet Slate*. M*coir, UA. June 18. 1877. Holman Liver Pad Co: Gentlemen-1 put on the Fad two weeks a*o to-night, and can say now that I am fully per auaded of it. just claims to all its converts have said in Its favor. How the future will be 1 am unable to say. For the first five days the effect was so decided as to make m» donbt my own experience. 1 suppose I have opened a market for a hall dosen mere to-day just for ray opinion. I think my sad is working wonderfully, consid ering I am in my ninety-third year, and my do- rangemtnto! t-.n years hold on me. Respectfully, LOVIO PIBROB. PARTICULAR NOT IKK.—Invalids at a dis tance by writing to us a full Coemption ol their care will receive the same considerate attention as if they were present in onr office. All infor. motion and consultation GRATIS. Send for Pr Fairchild’s famous lecture, ‘‘Nature’s Laws,' mallei f:oe nj ol application. D8S0RIPIIVB PBIGB LIST. BBaULAR P.D—$', incipient disease of the Stomacnand Liver, first stages Cbills ana Fever etc. SPECIAL PAD—$3; Chronic, Liver and Stom ach Disorders of every form; also Msla- rla. Biliousness, ete. XXX PAD OR SPL3BN BELT—O', is intended to cover Stowaob. Liver and Spleen and is a sovereign remedy for enlarged Bpleen and obstinate constipation. INFANT PA t>—$110; preventive and cure of Cholera Infantum, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fer, r. summer comrjain ts. BODY PLASTERS—50c. FOOT PLASTERS, pdrNa ABSORPTION SALTS—box 85-; 6 boxes $150. Address HOLMAN LITER PAD Office. SMYTH <9c CO„ Agent*, 57 Whitehall,street ATLANTA. GA. :oa Brou.hton street. SAVANNAH,GA. N B.-Oat tb s oat for luture refereuoe. novildtbsu, wtf A lt, mie v*,t mm 1-., #,,ir a-lrantai;. ot cpitAl.wlth ■killful muMgement. proiiis divided pro rata on lureatment* of SIS to Circular, wills full ex* ldanatioo* lio wall can ■uecondlu a lock dealing*, mail'd fre*. f«JLWB£KCg A CO., 51 groad Street. &’$w York. $10 to m Book tent free ei RtXTBR A .0, Bankers, T York. InvrstM in Wall street stocks _ mskre fortunes?very saontn expisiriog everything. Address " “ wall street. New (IDfllllC 11 Slops. S art Golden Tongue UnuHIYO Seeds. 5 Oct’s, t Knee Swel's, walnnt Case, wnn*td < Tears ttool and Book. enly$ML Row 7 Oct .Pianos, Stool, Ccxtr and Book, only $148 75 Latrst illaitrated news paper tent tree.- AddressDaMKLF BEATTT, WasWn.Snn. N J. MYmisersadd&ipgfleo. P. Rowel! i nn In • Newspaper AfttertWrg Burma, U UUi s Bpruee street. New. York, ran leant the exact cost of any proposed lm* of advertising In American newspapers. ■ . VR.lW-p»ye pamphlet 10c"W . ssptSIm "HILL’S MANUAL' everybody! Awenti Fulton street N Y- Social anu Busings For ■nts wsLtcd. Wm Shepard, t* Ufk? H A HOATk and eepenres guaranteed tP* 1 to Agents. Octet SeaTigitiwACo Augusta, Me. , dlJ7n r I A auiff 1 YEAR and expenass to agsats . _ ‘Outfit Free. Address P O Vim- ' Augusta. Mains. Newsnaeer Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York. 5 aBQ 10c EoBDters! TO THB TRADB: Tbe lira business mend the day are starting these counters. We are the Originators and Headquarter*! Ww have the only two exclusive 6 A lve Jobbing Houses In the United States. *3_ Bend for catalogue and particular*. BUTIaHH BROS,. ZOO and sot Randolph street. Chicago. M and V Chaiincy street. Bo-Ion. rept5eod«m AGENTS NSVEKUL* to mike $115 pee month telling our nickle plated Family Scale. It Is indorsed by the pres* snd public. I»i accu racy. convenience and cheapness sells it at sight to every bonsekeeper. By securing territory, which will be given free, yon become your own proprietor ol a pleasant andprofltanlo business, write lor terms and territory. Ohio Beale Works. tl5 Central Avenue. Cincinnati, Ohio. H BRI we era again, armed ard equipp'd a« the" law direets, with a formula for mak • ng a Fertliis-r as good a« the b«t so d in Geor gia, and we have hundreds of Georgia termers to back u« in • tying frj when made right, it equal to Commercial Fwlll- i**r* r n l the whole wet of ingredients to make e ton ol BLACK’# FERTILIZER is less Than Five Pollars> and to m:ke ten tons will cost leu than FOUR DOLLARS FEB TON. We wive below e few ef the many n«m»s wn« have certified to tbe merits of BLACK*# FE&- TI> IZFR. «is> Thu* E Brown, fudmville, Georgia Leonard Skctoe, 6 riawoldville, Ga , J B M 1 eVnenr, Miln r, Ga Rev L G Evan*. Bibb county. Ga R W Hatcher, Knoxville, Ga T J Wsizey, MirshallviUe.Ga Uriah King, Linton. Ga W R Btanlnv, Li*.ton, Ga Dr F 8 Bower, 7 bomaeviBe, Ga W1 Renfrce, Carrs Station. Ga B1 Fesotck. Buena »ists, G« Dr 8 M A ad«non, Coraueopia, Jones county Georgia XU Frasier,Gord.E, Ga J 8 Waldrep. Gladeville, Ga 11P Holloway do , County and farm rights for sale. Headquarters at tbe office of the Telegraph end Meexnrev. Macon, Georgia. Mli* ASHLEY derSdlwAwlf r&BFllR. LJ GPILMABTIX. j B Gacpkt Late Cashier Southern Bank State of G L. J Guilmartin & Co., COTTOH FAGTOBS BAY STREET. Savannah - Georgia. Liberal advances made on consignments otton. Bagging and Iron Ties for sale at low- t market rat^-.“UaSt dtis HOLIDAY MUSIC- Six Christmas Carols. By H. N. Bart!e-t. Also many other fine Carols. Bend for list. Christmas Gifts- refKn^e: gait volume o' Bound about Putic, aurb as GEMS OF BNGLI.H SUNG. CLIHTFRof GEMS, 8UN8HINH oy SONG, or one if the thirty others of similar style, cost ing from £5 t* K4 each, and Including each from one to two hundred popular Bongs or Pieces, Christmas Gift- SSvPtatoJGSr lar, Ccrnet, or any Band or Orchestral Instru ment, a Mu»ic Box, (large or small), a Drum, nr any Toy Instrument. Full clock. Send lor tists. Oboisifis will do wti: to present thsraielves with DITaOV A CO.’s ORGAN SELECTIONS, (-51.60'. containing 55 niece* by tbe be t compos ers. May be used as Voluntaries. The Sweet Blindly School Song Book. WHITE RUBES (3} cis ). will be a most acceptable pres ent for a Bunder School. Th# bri.ht Temperance Song Book. TEMPER ANCE JEWELS, (Mrts ) -uitout, will give naw inierost ta Lodge and Reform meetings. Any Book trailed for retail priee. OLIVER, DITS0N&C0., Boston. O. H.'DITDON A GO. ms K’dway N.1 2 >» N ft a 3 a g h d c o 5 o 2 65. £ -z _ [ i§i3 II Ss I ’III i Illi! s i |s«lll. I S§g£Sf vs a°-p, ^ Pill SI I fjg 5 J sill jJ 8E‘- = -!ii *4 |?|! ni *IIeI g| Xli :,n §1 sio-bsi il oJ2faW = S S |i»l IjSj ua vrM- A stout back bon. is ms essential to physisal health as to political consistency. For weakness of tbe back and disorders of the liver and kid neys, the tonic and moderate dietetic action of the Bitten la the one thing needful. Remem ber that the stomach is the mainstay of every other organ, and teat by invigorating the diges- tioa with this preparation, tbe spinal oolumn and all its dependencies an strengthened. For Hnttetter’e ALMANAC for 1885 apply to Druggists and dealers generally. deeS...lm I PcHTT For the Pictorial Bible Oommenta- RUin I« tor. 1,018 pices, 075 Illustrations UtsVTrn and mans. The mort complete snd imUlLli eomprehenrive Commentary on the ntire ecrtDtasea (in on* rnluas) ever pnblisber rise *$75. Bradley. Garre. Son a Co, M N « “list, |t*un. •at* Nashville* aov7w(m ppLLS ^ VO LTAiD-ELECTRIC Tons plaster when placed over the centre of the nervous forces, tbe pit of tbe stomicb, they stimulate the liTer. stomach and bowels, perfect digestion, care dyspepsia, billious colic, cram ps and pains and prevent ague and malarial dis eases. For weak and sore lungs, palpitatlea ol the hear . painful kidneys, rheumatism, neural - nia and sciatica,they are the best remedy in the world. Get the genui-o. Ask far COLLINS* VOLTAIC BLHOTRIC POBOU8 PLASTER# ProeZScts, For sale by Hunt, Rankin A Le nt Atl -nta and Maoon. and Osceola Butler, ie Purest end Beet Medicine ever nude? tlvc properties of alt t sat B1m4 rutger, Liver Regulator, and life and Health Restoring agent on earth. No dlseoae or IU health can possibly tong exist where Hop Bitter* are need, so varied nod perfect ore their operations. Ii*jg!t*ae«rlMita( rigor te Messed sad !i To all whose employments cause irregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stirrrabmt, Hop sitter* are invaluable withwwt lwtoxlewtlag. No matter what yt I M what tha dSaeSae cr ~ „ Don’t wait until you are sick, hut if you'only fool [bad or miserable, uoe the Bitter* nt once. Ill life, it has saved hundreda will not cure or ‘ suffer, but Remember, Hop Bit tern Is no vile, drugged, drunk- eu nostrum, but the Purest and Beat If edieme ever modeithe ‘‘Invalid’* Friend and Hope," and ao pcnoaorlBoiUy should he without jSStfL Get ante thta day, H save your L Die IlOP Pan for Stomach, Liver and Sidney ll woe. riortonll other*. Cures by absorption, dak druf^M. D* I. CL Is an absolute and irresistible cure for drunk enness, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics: Taldbydrucshn. HopBiiUi,,Mf-.Co.RodmUr,N.Y. K Send for Circular, A *PLF?mH> •PPOBHIJifVY VO WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DI8TR1- BUTUN, CLAB8 A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JAM. IS, 18S0-ll6th Mwmtliy urawnit. Louisiana State Lottery Company■ This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and Charitable purposes, in 18*8, for th* terra ol twenty-five jeers, to which cor,tract thr invio’a ble Isith ol the State is plrdged.wl i‘ h pledge ha* been renewed by a,i overwhelmirg popular voto. securing its i-anchiie in the new constitution aropbd December 2. 1S79, with a Capital ol wl.000,000, to which it bu since added a reserve fund of $850,000. ITR GRAND SINGLE NUM BER DlbTRl riUTIOFS will take place monthly on tha second T eidey. It never scales or poet sones. Look at tha follow ing Distribntior.i CAPITAL PRIZE $87,000. 100,(00 TICKETS AT TWO DDLLAR8 EACH. HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PBIZBB. 1 Capital Priz- ! $$0/00 1 Capital Priz' — 10,000 1 Capital Pnzs 5,0C0 1 Prizes tf $9.(00 — 5 OGO 5 Frizes tf l.OCO...— — 90 frizes of 100 Priz-s of 100_........„................ 9co Prizes of 50 — 510 Prizes of 20. - 1000 Frizes ef APPROXIMATION PRlZXb. 9 Approximation Prizes of 8800.......... 0 Approximation Prist ■ of 900........... tf Approximation Prises of lw $Ib Sf i TINWARE s # iIRON & STEEL, J » j Carriage ad Wag»a lalititls, ;Q aU- Ecte 0| AVl2nY»S if* S v H0KSE PLOWS,! fei IBOX-F00T FLOWS. ]5 mm, pktols, n AMMUNITION, lO FISHING TACKLE, Etc. Etc.p : We hxveaweff.asKrtedsiotksrd }H* hlGMHANTFE PRICES.-^ GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—'Whireas, Joseph R. Wtlla has made appliosti ui for lette.aof administration cn (ha eeta e of Abigail B. Jones, late of arid county, de ceased 7her* are, Ibereftre, to cite and admonlab all persons con-erned to be and appear at the o nrt of Ordinary of said cou-ty, on the Brat Mondty in Jarntiy nr at, to tliiwotuae, if any they have, why lettara of alminUtra- tion thould not be granted to the rpphoaat, Wnn-ee my hard officially, deo7-t4 J A. Mo Hanna. Ordinary. THIBTY DATS NOTICE T3ART1B8 hating artie'es for repair at Wm. X Peitzer’a sunshop will pleeee-csll sndpsy chsrg, sand take them away. If not called for at tha eipiration of thi ty days they will most positively be sold at public outcry to the high est bidder for the charges. Parties wanting anything in the way of Fport ing Good*. Fhhing Tackle, -to., at a bargain, will find great inducement! effrred for the next three day;. —o— The attention ot gansraitbe is particnlarlv vallvd to the bargains to be hsd in gun and um brella material, keys and key blank*, ete., etc, at store next to Cotton States Life Insurance Com- pany, formerly oceu pied by Mr. 9. J Johnston. nev29dlt wlm N. M HODGKINS. Agent. G ~EORGIA. BIRB COUNTY—By virtue of an orde from the Court of Ordinary of raid county, I will sell before the ccurt hue door in said county cn the mat Tuerdar in January, 1810, betwrtn tbe legal honrt of sa’e. or.e Macon* and Augusta Railroad bond for $1,0(0.10. Bold. »s the pronrrt.v of the estate cf Michael Kisn-r, late of said county, dreeased, for the payment of d- bts and for distribution MICHAEL LOH, dec9 lawiw Administrator. soco looeo 10,008 10,000 10.0(0 10,000 9.7M 1ST* 933 1,857 Prize*, amounting to... „.. $lie,400 Re-ponsibie rorr'Stondisg agents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. Write.rlaerlyttatingfullrddress, for further in'ormation. er send orders by express or mail addrctiedonly to _ H. A. DAUPHIN. NewOrlea*a> L*. orsameprraon at No819Broadway. New York. All onr Grand Extraordinary Drawings are nnder the *uperviiion a*d management ot Grne- rals G.T. BEAUREGARD snd JUBAL A. EAR LY. deelB LAND FOR SALE; Tbeiubscriber offer* bis well known, desira* ble small farm for >alr.. Locate t in Bibb con ty. Ga..8}4 miles from incorporation of Mscon Known a» Dry Branch P. O. Daily mad. Flack smith shopp*yirg Beride«g'od atsndforoountry store. Bnitdinr good. - Alto, will aril on* lot of land Isirg nturPorter 8pri-zt,T.urzpkin county. Ga., known as Mineral Hill Lot. Title* good. JASPER BULLOCK, di etc d It A wl t.pry Branch. Ot. f iraii. «nd all ivqerlo. son** *ra HKAI’OimiPlu MKUILTHB TRADE MARK. The greatTRADE JJ, En rrm- -dyr. Ai nn- failing ire for Bcminal eak- ness. Spermat orrhea. fmpo- t-ncy, and all disrates that, nan,,, fOl •« BO- , — Before TaMngquen* of*eif.Affc er Taking, abuse; asa ltoeof ra»m.iy, nn-sersat laatilude, pain in the back. d : mn ,s* of vision, prematura old age, ai d many otht.- disease* that lead to in • canity and coBsnmp’.ien and a premature grave. Fall particnlers in our pamth’et, which we de- sire t» rend fr#»by mad tot very one. TbeBpe- eifio Medicine is sold by all druggists at $l per £ i*ck*««, or six g*c »fr# for$5willbe sent free ij mall on receipt < f tbn money by addressing tfasGBaT t BIHUINU CO, No 0 Mechanics* Block, Detroit. Mich. Eold in Macon and every where by all dr-rei-.t, oct$tda>lv WARNER’S , In eliminating Mie Impurities of the blood, tbe I nstnral end necessary result is tbe care vf Srref aalwmaand other Skin KraptlwssadfetMacsuc* including Caaeers, lleen, and otber sores. It is tbe best Bl*od Pnriawr,-and stimn- late* every function to more healthful action, and thna a benefit In all diseases. -- t ■jmemlB, Wnrinnsef the Stemrii, C»qill;all»a. Btarina*. Gearrol Dekll- Sly, etc., are cured by Hie ■wtbglttetw. It is ineqnaled as sui Appetizer and Regular Tonic. , It la a medtetne which should be-ln every, family, and which, wherever used, will save payment < Bottles c IxlD^- cijHI ^ Sa'c Diapf v,;s Ci'"i SArt b :: SAfl NL • SAM Pt" J8®“WARNER’S | Safe Rome die* are Isold by Druggists & Dealers In Med icine everywhere. |H. H. Winer &Ce., ■ rrerririoto,-! ROCHESTER, X, Y. o PI U Ml HABIT ByB.M. WODLLBY, At Isnta, Go. Mol table . *v). den e siren, and reference ■ to cured patients and pkjrf. _ CTJTIE. ’oieians. Sent for ray h,' l«7 dw.*«wlr en the habit and ita cure, onlr M AHflOOB PreNriptloi Free. For \ Seminal Weakness, Loss of Mu _ «rder* brought on by indiecreti«tn . PniMlii ha* Ike iaiepdieaH Addreae J)AVllNra.l A eou TfJTiiMM Msli S • • ~ • A DROPS OF allConstitution Water TURRB T1MIS A DkY f’n-ei Bright’* Diseet*. Infl mmvlron of th Kitipys, eton* in tee Bladder. Catarrh of tb Hl'dder, D ab les Gravel. Gleet. Brick-du* Depotil. Childhood Wrakne-s. For Female Complaints a specialty. Bond far ewoulor. For sale, by all drnsgiits MORGAN A ALLEN, octsdawsm (9John street,NY BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALES. - TV? ILL be eold before tbe court bouse door in v V the city ol Macon during the legal hours of rale on the first Tuesday in January next the follow ing property, to wit: Lot No. 3. in block —in thecitv of Macon. Bibb county, Georgia, on vrh-ch th-.re are two two-room houte* frenti g on A-tams rtiect and tunning back to an alley on boundary h* c. Lev ied on aa the property of Ge rge Oja- cn. ore of tbe firm cf Megratband Cumin, to satirfy three 8. fas. ij«utd from Bibb Superior e urt in favor of A K. Fisher vs. Mevrath A C.tiLon. Prcperty pointed out by plaintifTs attorney A’so at tbe stme tine aud p'ace. two Gordon priniir.g pre-ars. rixea-esef printing material, rne lot stationety. Lrvied on as the property ti • George F. Wing, to satialy a ft. fa. issued from County court of Bibb e ui ty, in favor of Smith. Dixon * Co. vi. 6e->rge F. Wing, rurvivirg part ner Lines, Wing A Co. Property printed out ty plaintiffs attorney. That tract or parcel tf land in the city of 3I»- cc n. known in tbe plan ol raid city a* lil t part of lot No. 1, in iquare 14. and for many year*pri or to Jannary I* V75 known as the res'denre lot of Mra. Sarah A Weed and family, and con- t-ini gene ha’f >1 tee acre, moreor les*. next to the alley which divide, the said land from the DaGraffiareid lot in the hands o C iffuid At dor- son, executor of raid Mrs. Sarah A. Wiei, to be administered. Lev.ed on as the property of Cl>f- fo-d Anderson, eieiutor of Mrs. Sarah A. Weed to satisfy a aottg* cell fa. isined from Bibb hu I erior Court in l»vor of Joshua J. Tinier, «reru tor of J»meiTin'#y, va. C lfford Anderson, e>tc- utorofMra. Sarah A. Weed. Property pointed out in said mortgage 0 ta. GE'JRGE F. CHERRY de- 9...1aw4w* sheriff. G E.RGIA. JONES COUM1Y— ttice hereby given that Mr*. Mery F Mullikin hasepp ie* for exemption of perranal y cutni the nropatty of M H. Mul ikin, and I will pus upon the rave at this rffice tn tha 30th of thi* p runt month, at 11 o’clock a m. Witness my hand officially, BOLAND T. BOS8, Ordinary. Dec. 5,1579...d«9td* JANUARY SALES. 13T virtue of a special decree from DeKalb Su J) perior Court, enforcing a lien upon tits o land Noe. SS8.S87.880,884. 885 . 889,390. S91. S77. 376. 375. and one-ball of No*. 1C9 and 16 —all m the 8'h district of said county, I bare this day levied upon the tame, and they will be told be fore tbe conrt heuae door m said county of Baker county, on the first Tuesday in January nex*. to pavisaid decree—the same a decree in lsvor if William B. Turner snd Benjamin Turner vtnu* Kenry A.Tnrner. C.ntrolled by tbe attorney of Record ior fees. J. H. BOW ELL, sheriff. December 6.1879. ...11td COUNTY.—Whereas Jo- admit.istrator uf the represents to tbo court in his petition duly filed mid entered on record that he ha* fully administers. on 8 Whittekend’s estate. Tbisii therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred a;d creditors, to vhow cause, if any they can, whv said exrcntor thonld not be dis charged from hitadministntion and motive let •ten of dismission on the fir.t Monday in Feb- rnary.ifto. nov91*w4w J A McVANUS. Ordinary. CURED. TWENTY TEAKS’ EXPERIENCE. Far particular, addnas with st»mi>, JAMES M HARDAWAY, liberty Hill, Pike conuty, Ga. > ovl* —*****•***<*•——o»****wsa***ea*s» «* **«•#*«*****—**»«*****»«*■»*****» iobw tlanm. song r. jonxsos JOUS FLASNEKY A CO Cotton Factors —AID— €cmmU«!on Merchants, NO 3 KELLY'S BLOCK. BAY6TBBKT, SAVANNAH, GA. A GRNT8 for JEWELL’S MILLS YARNS and DOMBsTICS, etc.etc. BAGGING and TIB8 FOB SALE AT LOW EST MARKET BATES. PROMPT ATTENTION GlYEN TO ALI BU8INS88 BNT&URfhD TO US. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON* 81GNMENT8. engSl tl wlswSm •#IHHSHIM*SSNHHSitMNmiri MiiM***i*HHi»iie<eiiiMsu«M«*i Jai G Win WEST BEOS CtUn fut«n,vCniBitsn IcrtinU, -AGENTS FOB THE— W. & G. GOING. 68 Bay St* - Savannah, Ga. BAGGING AND TIBS FOB SALE. ' Prompt attention to business and liberal d ance on consignment* ongto d*w6m i* tbo nxMt eoonotnioal form of Washing Soap. All bar or square cakes wear down in tue to slarge fist piece, too thin to band!* end. therefore, wasted: while the OVAL OAKS Of “ NEW” SOAP can be cut in two, the aval md mtoped readily in tb* band, and the Ur* ger end worn down' alqioet to a wafer with- ont any wilts COLGATE A GO. reooaw mend thefr TradO-Mark Begietered) to Careful honae- ■»p*to not only a* superior in quality but in fa-ra tb* nut eooaonioV imp ever *4*. ,*og80-wA*attf fftnrEHk" “A" Agetzi wanted. Kaav SZOlii^^a^S^ A GOOD PLAN Anybody can learn to make money rapidly oper ating in 8to;ki by tbe "Two Unerring Rv !es for ■access.’’in Messrs T,awrence A Co’a new Circu- ar. The combmatiow method, which thia firm has made oo turoeesiul. enable* people wilb large or i mall mesas to reap all the benefit! of largest capital and beat skill. Tbouaandsoior ders, in various auras, are rooled into cne vast In or more, ran be med ancceasfnUy. hew York Baptist Weekly, September 96. 1878. says.- "By the combination system $15 would make $75. or 6per cent: $.’0 pays $850, or 7 percent: $100 makes $1,000.or 10 per cent on tbe stock enrirg the month, according to ti e market.” Frank Leeho’s Illustrated Newspaper, June Mlh; “The combination method of opera ting stocks is the most successful over adopted”’ New York In dependent, Sept, 19th: "The combination vys tem is founded upon correct business principles, and no person need he without an inoone while itiskert working by Mrasrs Lawrei, e A So.” Brooklyn Journal, April 29th: "Our editor m*ae a net profit of $10125trcra $90 m one ol Messrs Lawrence A Co’s combinations '* New circular (mailed free) explains everything, Stocks and bonds wanted.- Gover" nent bondr supplied Lawrence A Co, Bankets, 17 Exchange rises New York ttc OR Agtiits piont t-er week. WiU'prote $33 00 it or lorfeit $503. f« Gat fit free. K G RIDEOUT A CO, 118 Fnlton street, N Y. retnwam JONES COUNTY LANDS I'ORSALE. TINY plantation on tie Maros A Augusta road, JXL ore half mile *rom Haddock’* Station, containing seven hundred and twenty acres of land. Onefonrthof tbe land is in th* weeds— oak ard hirkcry. There is running wstei ami good tarings in every field. A handsrme red- denre with eight rooms, and surrounded by a beautiful oak grove I will sell it all together, cr divide it in three par eels, s* parties m«y wi>h OC199 THOMAS OROWKK Notice to Debtors and Creditors. /^BORGIA. JONE8 COUNIT-All wrapt U indebted toiheesta’e of ttepben M i-ul pepper deceased, of said county, are notified to ceme forward azd wake lmmediaio tajment and all who have cl.ima egairnt said estate will prerent them in terms of the law. SDt.ULPEPFER.ExtV Nov 94 1179. novSttu* (DPTfr a month »n l expenses rc-iranteri tP ( 4 Agent*. OalfU tree. ,i'H,v A Co, n|ngla, Maine. A»ql**a* - Aoraaine naan (ami n Or iUnA;« AflDi ora ripe rises to Bsenls. Ontfit free. Address V OT1CK llf. lrinils. Main*. LOST HORSE.. S TBAYED or stolen from 1.in-on D Johnson. living on the new Houston rear, ot e mi c and a ba i from the court house iu Macon, on the tth d«y of December, 1879. between oi e o'clock ar-d dark, one la-go vo-r -' pon, horse. Be has * *ma>l while snot nn thefon brad; the mane a lit tle mixed with whi’ehsirs; at leisure gaits is in clined to rarry hi' bead rather loo; with tie ex ception of tbe white snot on the ioreh ad and in tl e mane he is a io'ic sorn-1; a number one aid- dlcborte. a good raeker, and a grad buggy sed wagon and plow horse. Five dollars wll be paid to any pe-son for him or to let me know where be is. Addr •*. L. D. JOHNSON. M. and B. R. K. shop, Maoon, Ga. d*ell...dawlawtf /I EOBOIa, bibb o unlj—Wherena Har- VjT ilnt Johnson hie maJe fppiication tor letters of admi--itttatiou on the estate of J. T. Jussey. late of said county, deceased.' . These are therefore to cite and adm Dish all pereona concerned to be and appear at the O urt ef Ordinary of eafd county, on the first Monday in Jsru ry next, to show esu-e, if any they hare, why letters of ad- micittration ehould not be granted to ap plicant. Witneaa my effirial signature, J. A. MoHANUS. Das 7-td Ordinary. GhORGIt, B bb county—Wneiose J.cob Dinkier, as guar im of Edward Bercnd, a minor, late of raid county, decoratd, has nude application to m3 for cifation of tbe beir* at-lsw of said deoeated minor, in order that eaid estate may te dia'tibuted according to law. New. therefore, all tbe huira-at Jaw of said dioeaeel Edward Berend are notified to te and-ppearai iha Gomfc of Ordinaly for said county, to be hnlden on th) first ricn- dayin January. 1831, then and tbero to ehowby proof tbeir relationship lo the de ceased minor Edward Berend. This Doccra- ber 6 h 1870 Witneie my otEoial eignatnre. J A. MoHANUL Deo 7-td Ordiuaiy. KnowThyseil" T BE untold miierija that result lrrm indiscretion iu early life may bo alleviit- ed and cure 1. Ti ow .who doubt thi* a«Gort:ou should purchase the new ru-dical work published by itlie PE A- BODY MEDICAL iNSTI- rUIE. Bn-ton, -i titled THK SCIENCE OPLtFBt or, SELF PEuSERYaTION. ExLa isted vi- tslitv nervous anl pbyrioal ijihltity. or vitality impaired by the errors of youthor to close ar too close application to bminrgi, may be restor ed and manhood revained. ...» Two hundredth ed.tion. revised and enTarged, ju-t pub'.is’.ied. It Is a standard metl cal work, the b st in tbe English language, wniteu by a physician of great exienenrp, to whom was swarded a gold aud joweiled medal bythnNa* tional Medical Assr ciation. It contains b-auti- Th.eahun* pre-irrpt'ona | the reioltof m*nv yrara of eilersive *nl aucces^ful practice, either one.cf whiihr* worth tsn times the prioe of the book. Bound in French cloth, pricr only SL sent hy msil po-tpsid. Tbe Loadon Lancet ssjss “Vo person should be wilhuut this valuable book. The au'hor is a noble benefuctor.'’ An iilustntvd sample sent to all on receiptor fire-tiforpcstaao. _ The author r den by permission to JOSEPH SFISHRK. prelid,nt; W I.P.1NGKAHAM,- vice presiden’; W PA INF, M D rt S GAUNTT, MD:H J DUUChT. M D. RH KL1NF. M D. J BHOLCOMB M D.N R LYNCH. M D. audit B O’CONNELL, M D f.cully of the PhiVdel- phia liniveriity of Medicine and Surgery, alas the faculty ol the American University oi Phila- delDhia, also Hon P A BIS'KLL. M D. president ol the National Medical Ass.ciit'oir. Addreas Dr W H PAR KER. No 4 Bulfinrh bt, Bistin, Mass. The an- thor ma.v t e consulted on all diretse* requiring skill and experience. novSU wly HEAL THYSELF Jcnes Count; Pestered Sheriff Sale. TK7ILLbe sold tef> re the court house door in VV the town ol Clinton, on the first Tuesday in January next, between lira legal hours cf sale, the following prorer.-y bo to wit: One hundred aid twentv-Ove acre* of land so'i ining the lands of Dr Ja-vrs F Barron on the siuih Wa Chsmh»r* entho ia»t«i.d WW Hunt on the west, a dknrenas the homo place where Johg P Hunt now resi les. Lerird on as the property of L hn P Hunt U Cour ty Security on a fl fa issued lr.*m the Su perior Conrt of raid couaty in favor ol Mary A Midulebro-'is. guardian, rto. vs S* • m l tl Mid- dlebrooka administrator nf Isaac Middiebrookf, dereasid. pri cipsl, snd Willi -in A Jut an and John P Hurt srcuritiis. Property pointed oak by p aintiff's attorney and in pusression ot John P Hunt. n-vveira^- WJ GRF.UHIM.r-hrrlfl. Cincinnati Packing Packers cf PORK. LiiRD, AND QUEEN OF THE WEST BRAND OF Extra Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon. CiLcinuati, Ohio. iNa&|TS!?| mmmrn mhaadiMi Fxccutor’s Sale* B Y virtue of an opier from ties url o’*lrili. nair will b* sold in the town of 1 o iburv. Lee county, at the court house door, between tbo !ega! hours of rale, on the fir-t Tuesday in January nrat, 1S5L the lol owing lot- of land: Nt *U7. 185. 1 (-9.200 901. 20J.21R, £17. i.i Leo county, known as tbe 8 G (rian ).Ja ua’ior, about me and a b*if mil's from Adsra* S’stion. and three *nd a ba f to four rallra iro-n L-vs- bnrg.for thepurporeof winding up ibn.ttate and settlirg wi h the heir*. Terms, or e half czsli, balance cne and two year time. NT JOHNSON rxeruioc of the estate ot 8 C Kryan. cece*se»l. novZO-vorg r.l ■ 4 Mat* op Ga. lx CfJiivp. l e a&tvkxt^ Atl*h,4.i,4. Novimbrr i«, iK9. TYTHERTAS, by an’liority ol an act approved VV tc ti lj r 16.1879. the i‘ei.tr-1 Geirgia B»rk,l-caled in the lity of Mam. ia. Uen appointed btste Denositcry: It iairdetv-t Ttat tbe Trx Collectors »f the count-cut of Fltb. Houston.Grs»ford, fjaern. TrirD. Wil. kimon, Wa-h ngton. Putnam. KaMmin, Jours. Jasper atd Umne to p y in.csid deaos icry nd into no other, all m, my, rol e te« by them rai d on account of Sta'e t xr*. mei t,uih as may be tnn*miU,il < irn t in m r S aie l ra.-um. ALrRt-D li lOlQl'irT. B« theGivirn-r: Cmverror. J W » xkBZir. Keeretary executiveDepsrtsn nt. nsv!6dlt wit ADM INIS IKAIOR’S SaLE. GUORGIA.TtnGGSCOUNTY.-By v ituecl an order from the Gou t ol Or ins > -f etil county will by .old ke’ore tic murt ti u edo-.r- in Bi* hemntjon th- firstluredar in Ja -cary next between the ig.l lours cf s lette fol.ow- inird-sci’led p-o city belorginz tuihu :.iziecf 1 ula R At draws, decs s>rt. to wit: Ore hvl' lnrerp-rin It No 4?. Ir-irp <ub- divbicnof one a re lot N" 6 tn l n-i jjrcou. fronting on Uollirs street 2* feet more ivales', nd rum ing hark 75 feet m re or 1 - «. Ao .1 to r tietenefit of th-* h,ir* *nd cr-di-osof raid Lnla K indre-s Terms cf wle cash. November xlib, 1V79 10i26w4t* J E <Nl)RKW.-i A ii,‘r. O RDINARY’S OFKIGF. JO November £S 1879—Vben Bradley, administratrix, ni pi-e. in m - n-issicn from e-tuteif J-„opn firedVy ire These a a tom lily mil p t oi.s coi,-.- show cause at this uhiei u it.em* M , arch next, ii any he; have all, i!i ibtU I ot be granted. G reu um.tr my bird • ffi i 1!». novtotd* SOI.I.VU i ft Si i edi Sir O GNTY. -etactlV Mr.. IT.