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A. HOPSON & CO. Teleei-aph A Messenger. | : “>«* •«I.JOHNSON & SMITH TRIMAPHflll j MESSENGER
0 „ rtl ^T t ddartaglh«putw««k»b»n < Uonie — ~ T^L_' ■ rrz: f <™- And it fa » o*crp«tlon in Congre* to cm vxxrD at axiaxta, wabch 4,1873. H»t 8 in *iore and to oni.o I li-'JJ-UlUU U UilU JIUlUULl.UU.Ll.il
1* Mwrtoentof THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH C, 1873. I re9lriot ‘P" | From the Atlanta Con.Station ]
»»iCWh* fOT “* n “ d h® 1 *' ■ P H^ti °“ or , to SS* "•. ffm. if. Fee plea vs. Sidney Boot Dhmisssl 100,000 pountb C. R. Bulk SIDES,
0“*'° , „ mi.. .„.i . ,1... Z Tbia greet right—this “benign prerogative -r - , •?. h
—-1 qn,i B BM.t 0.1,, ** i . _ I Wm. 1L Feeplea te. Sidney Boot. Diimissel I
and Ufagnnel Oseiicge—OUt. end oilier j Mpeerii of If on. Era.mu.W. „f of meref rep«fd in the PreriEnf^n" error complained oi in
I h# Kr anv Imia aitva *eai.l I . . * . . .. - * — ... I
!^e quarter Doe.) in*.
coarter Flennel Belting.,
^..^jil.Uon Clothe,
PecodM and White Piquaa,
JenuMe Bilk* *t 60 cent*. worth tl,
’r, 3; ur tad Linon Suiting.,
srneg Print*. W** L* 0 * 0 *-
B,.bops end Victoria Lawn*.
Awk BmUba Noinaooka, etc.,
AMP Unen Henckerchief*,
(Xiri)in* H/l ** Trimming*.
Xt,. third Introie. feat disappearing.
flrorgieoa me Morrill Amendment. be fettered by any legfaiuire reetilction*. thu ase i ,i,t the Court beiew allowed the
Tb»«* axenuciGnt was offered ixs the Senate, * iMiat that thia Morrill amend- I to dismiss his case after the same had
I by Mr. Morrill, to the House bill, appropriating I o ^? 0x J? aa to *be pnne.p!e as thus be*n Emitted to the joiy. and whilst they had I
100,000 pounds C. B. Bulk SIDES,
75,000 pounds C. B. BACOS BIDES,
50,000 pounds BULK SHCULDEBS,
£0,030 pounds BACON SHOULDERS,
25,000 pounds LAUD, iu tierces, kegs and buck- J
febStf
1873.
The proprietors avail themselves of the
, _ . _ _ _ _ _ . , . 1*11 in advertising to present their claims
f»Tor of any claimant under the act of Much '7?k‘V 0 55 away the apellate J a " adleti ? n Ga U^p, 572. When the jury came into TOpT'W'SfO'Nr Ay R’MT'T’TT . . .,. ,
12,18C3, the said conrt shall find the amount $ f . ,h ? 3a P te ' c . 0 ^° U, J °* United States by Conit in the care now before ns, after the plain- *» OvJiN CC DlVll 1 XL again to the public. Nothing Within the
dao, and shall also find and state whether or I determining a jndmia! question whien that court m0 tj O n to dismiss it, a verdict, it appears, Hive in store and offer low I
not said claimant had proved that be rendered “JZZLTZZ K! ll HE* ^ been agreed on by the jury for the defend! are in a ore an o er ow range of OUT ability is omitted to make
no aid or comfort to the rebellion - and where noUnn K * f s *by an amendment to anap- „t, written and signed by the foreman, but 12,010 pounds Choice Tenneasee SIDES, I ,
snch claimant shall bare failed to prove that be | HCSS, 1blb | there was no evidence that the fast was known | j the Telegraph AND MESSENGER In all
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY!
SMALL
7,800 pounds Choice Tennessee aHOCLDEBS, |.
3,750 pounds Choice Tennessee LARD,
. . nd chespost stock of Hamburg Em-1 fc *d not rendered such aid or comfort! noTudc- I f r Dd , T ^HS lty °i°°? ot the irferior oonrU of the I to the plaintiff or his oonnsel at the time the
J^J^ thTdS. "=ent of said court ehaU be paid until aZmfl ”***■*■ '•**• ‘xerefae of a dmcretionary motion P to
t^DidBrn*' Linen Cordod And Worked I *PP ro Pri a tioa therefor 'ahall bo made by Con- I ^2 W c f n P&f** h»d been shown — — * *-
Omebet Edgm*. Linen Corded and Worked grwM 7 ^ on bir. snch legislabon fa without precedent, decca u^t the plainUff had surreptitiously or
t , _ I Mr. Beck, of Goorgia. Mr. Chairman, in the |* n “J s * a twsnplioa of power by Congress [otfaarwipe aseertained that the jury had found.
V I thfa Homo is now askedto ioncor 5?^'” \ fonnd ia ,} ha Conititnuon. , Terdjet against turn before the motion was 6 6» pounds Choice Tennessee HAHS.
It fa the sums in effect as tto amend^nt of! ^ h * teT f r “J. ^.T 8 ^ * t ?' a3 ° t Ul8 “ made to dUmias the case, and the Court had lebStf
fered by the Renticmsn from New York, filr ® Iaxaant ® dQ 5 D ?. r}® ^ r » then refused to dismiss it on that account, re t a xt ven w
Smith, j pending a previous consideration ol the 1fg*.—K*** »| should not have been disposed to interfere | J ITS O N
COLEMAN & NEWSOM.
WHOLESALE QBOCEBS
appropriation bill upon this
rrjeotecl the latter's amendment
cldtd vote.
The qnestion recur, .gain in another
& SMITH
flx>r. This Hou°e m, - es « °* ? e BUtea, how te, in the that judgment, bnt nothing of that kind TTTILLbeglsd fo close out at a very
ment bv a verv do- °P ,nion ofcortaingenUemennpoa this floor, vu made to appear to the Court in this case. VV profit, the following goods, which an
J y 08 they may have forfeiied all claim to the pro -1 Le t u,. j 0 ajient of the Court below be if- in etore and arriving:
. . . , I tection of the Government under whi.h they | a™ * '
— uuj.Quuuauiv, beic2 ^thingT^ “”v y “ I . C f^ ?*, D .°k BtXt ™ 0f . lh8 if s s. JL Harper, represented by Cl
than aaking Congress by legislative enaeunent 11?L 1,18 Jff, wlU i“ tlf 7 the usurpation by Lyon A Irvin, for plaintiff in eiror.
small I State,
ue hire
I ^"‘“uendment? now'wJu'know^to'ihe^un- o^the Govefnme^'^lem^^td'^e^ 1 1 S:n,n Cr0g “ J* N ' G ' Chl “ tie * e “ ^ Sew
peovision dbai^te^-aasasss
I constitutional rentric'Jons implied: 1 | each^^ independent of theythers. In that in. | this case> ^ th „ grating of
error complained of in
i . . „ „ „ , . . . —, „ . uu granting of a new trial by the
I L In providing, itxr the ioriadio'ioa of the ? trn , m8 “ t bm'tation of power as to each bo : ow . The main facts of the case are as
r,t# sow in itor* one of tho largest and bast no oocrt ha? attached, the f.ni of the Judgment ^^e framera ^hatmesa mfeht to m‘lhe foUowa: Cro ^ n and Jordaa P nrc bMe d , a
n.te tew m a I to U rendered and the nature and character of by ^ f "“ era that GoD , Bre ^ f 1 “ the of ]and -ri, h a mill thereon from Ofarislie, who
I the proof to be submitted. Congress U invested I ?1 V 16 P° vtr |° utmost I executed to them his bond to make a title there-
with the power to inteifere with the comtitu- I ! mlt of 11141 P° w ® r “ * r *°. ted » 7 et j to when the purchase .money therefor should be
| tionai duueaof ““
4O.0C0 pounds PLOUB, all glades,
5 030 bushels White and Mixed COEN,
500 bnshele Bolted MEAL,
l t CC0 bufcheid Yellow and Mixed OATS.
JC0 biles Timothy HAY. feb5 tf
E. J. JOHNSTON
(iCOCEfilES AND FKOYISIOJS,
in Macon, oonaiatlng in part of
,t0A», COFFEE,
MOLASSES, LICE,
BACON. BULK HKAT8,
SUGAR-CUBED HAMS,
lard, flour, corn, eto.
g* Wt barrels
selected seed potatoes,
not yet prepared to aanelion an innovation
j which, if earned oat to its logieal resnlis, will
0^of Early Roso, Early Goodrich, Fink I abolish that limit which separates the Irgiala-
Eye, and Fearless varieties, I live from ihe judicial power. To do this is to
declare that ill: thrt ecu ordioaie dspartmenU
In point of circulation in the range of
the country trading with Macon, the dif
ferent editions of the paper are far be
yond competition. They literally per
vade the Central and Southwestern coun
ties of Georgia—addressing and inform
ing almost every merchant and house
hold.
No business man of Macon can afford
to be without the use of these columns
as an advertising medium. No ono abroad
■taTissSsrs. I 1 SSrtSSifSr st I - ——• • —* I "f** * mtta ,o * ^
.□Ur.tj.ra, I or c Jiraibt, wna i.il | ° l . d 3.' “utuiJo Urn . deoddiltd I hot Aogut, :6G3. VJEW GOODS Id ROHL OPERA ud other ttli, region caninUlHgentlj'diSfJCnsa TVItb
1 ,h ‘* “ * “■* * h *‘ " ,nn " t 1 On the trial of the case, the Uontt charged the iM CHAINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, HODDELE I
' * i their aid in facilitating that object.
INDUCB- I
mylineinprioes. | r or successive generations these two
paid. Christie havinn made a deed to |. '^runwaanEK frommyetoex I &
the court a.y: I Smith covering tho landm dispute,theplaintiff » £jvcooifaoa hacd'totheamoMt of OOftee I P a pers, united for the past threo years in
“Under the proclamation and the act, the „„ not to rec0Ter Unless the proof SLff fi00dl! oa ^ 13 ,he * mouDt oI v20 ° 68 I 1
Government is a trustee, holding the proceeds showed that Smith had notice of that fact at I ParUcu’ar attention given to repairs oa Fine and I one, have commanded this great field of
petitioner* property for his beaent. I t jj e u m6 C f parchase, and tho more fact of Cro-1 Difficult Watchsa fcaccoaa Kusrantecd. I
In another oonneotion tho court hold that tho gan b e j D g i a poascssioa of the land, was not Clocks, Jewelry, eto , carefully repaired and En-1 circulation, and their hold On the public
— oter cf the Government was that o[ a I Sc <s-i e nt notice to Smith. The inrv fonnd a I grav.ng. JanlStf
-h.f *•“— -' verdict in favor of Crogan. Whether the Conrt | JUSTICE COURT I confidence has never been disturbed or
alarger
Watches, Jewelry,
I &esAvj?2s£1z.| j? 0 ™ tiLr£B
ijStraji,; S!itei.I5^»Sl«273S52= I p “ 01 <»»■>»• “ TtE » 7 » os “ m -
Sdmant tho w£oh iSS, VeiaU®frem ^ Conetitcuon to determine questions purely It , p ^ ire , however, that Christie after he had
bfa ^o^Uto^^lT^ TqiJS^ I v*?**"*! I aold . ■? ad *? . j8rda “ !°! d *J°
INSTRUMENTS, etc-, otc.,
ernment.
This amendment, Mr. Chairman, fa nn stran
ger to tbia Hon-e. It ha* been repeatedly of
fored and a. often rejected. Th/£un,fy fa |
Del vr-t nrAr.ftrfvfl In unntion an innnv^finr> I J a ' * ..
eba
Atrtkeh-.Idor " Thus it fa teen that there fa I _______ ________ _____ ___
no mis iu tho G.vtrement to this property granted the new trial 'because tho jury found I
latWf
COLEMAN A NEWSOM,
Noe- 68 and 60 Cherry »tract.
w rfa they tffai to the publio at low any bou.e in Lf the Govornaiont, the lsgivlative, thLyXInL ° r *,'**????!?*. in^“ oonttat 7 “ »• « b “ r Sa ol ‘ ha Court, or because Tj'OR the 55tlh District G. M., will be held on interrupted. TVe are to-day with
" ' and the exooulive are to ionj-er aeDe.aie and I lb8 b, °- d 8 roncd,lja - lh,st0 bee ° no judg- the Ter dict was contrary to the evidence, does -T the tecond Mondays of each month, at No. 69
I independent in the sphere uTthei/reapecrive I mBnt of 0 J ufl.oaiicn by winch theude of these I EOt appe ar u the record. If Crogan was in Second street, ia the city of Macon. B:bb county, | cash paid Circulation than ever
jurisdiclions. It i. 1 that l“s uiendmem oia ” * n ' 885 “ ,d P MSM1Qn of tLa Iacd at ‘ h8 «*“ Bmitb P 01 ' Q *-
proposes alone to affcot tho claimant, without s ,_ lb ' “ Ti.Ts W.L K 'u, bi thf ehased 11 from Christie, that foot was construe- f-J# ln
difctarhing the Kut.jcct-matter ut this dtia * n ^T 1, KUim (J3 W*U. B.p.) fc*y by Atx* I ttvo xiotioe to Smith at least, and sufficient to I — ,
to proscribe what be miwt prove with regard U lhlf fXnfnt ilt !irnnAr!r nQr * ha ^ P at ^P<>; ^qairy an to the character G20 . A. tbeihoul yt. l. TmcNnomr. progress of the country. We do not say
hfa pnM relatiou to Ihe Government before he iJJ^tSJSS^SSSASflret“eo f nd 0 ^ ° f , t 2*£ & n Si GEO. A.TKXXH0LS & SON,
can oMainthe mient of Ooogreaste peyment of I ! “,o ^,-ra -‘I terea ‘ 1° tt>a land, and the charge of the Conrt 1
A. F. COLLINS,
Justice of the Feac6,
f Clth Diet., G M.
paid circulation than ever before,
I and we hope to go on increasing with the
STONEWALL
& Commissioa Merchants,
toto tho°vaUdity l ^>f , ?he judgment r, |ueu!' , *Far ( 8 ^ d ® n,8nt re3daitd a,t * r dno j aniTsVthere fa saoe doubt under that evidence I CHARLESTON, O. ...... ...
if Congress hJ .he dJre/on^y right to aa, eda , in . dT „ Ut g t0 t , e , Uw o( LTO « htS ff Sft earLeSt DeWS > U 18 b ^° nd eVeQ
equally 1 the poSer*to review“the w^lo cat? 11 ?°?j^dgouept cf the Court | ^ | “ a ‘ion by any other journal,
and set aside the decision and finding or the I tx - ent the humane maxims of tlie modern laws
U nation* which exempts private ■ property of
not interfere wi.h the judgment of the Court | d^tendoT^enVo tho^o of (^ton, end pur-
end Feitilizora. L. J Walker,
more tho snbjec matter of review by Oangreas non.^b^t enemies m booty of war. Even
ihau din amount and cheraoter of the cfainx u, 9 Uw of coa Q« aJon was apiringly applied,
lima by this Amendment Congren fa ooutituted Ih , cm were few indeed inwhioh the|rop-
n court of appellate j ariadwtion. Jeityof any not engaged in actual hostilities
Tho proponition is nothing leas than to get w J satJe0 J t0 fe aare and a^e.”
rid of the hot of 1803 by an omendment to an TharB J Lain . no iademon t of oonflscsUon ren-
below in granting the new triaL I cb»se of Bagging a
C. B. Wooten, B. F. Simmons, for plainUff | Ootlon Manager.
| ia error. [
F. M. Harper, represented by Claik & Gass, |
Arthur Hood, for defendants.
Jsmes B. Huff vs. Lucy J. BjncelL
nfahment, from Stewirt.
Waenee, O. J—The plaint ff held an execu-
it is the “largest circulation,” but within
our proper field—where we can carry the
FERTILIZER.
FOB BALE BY
TURPIN & OGDEN. •
Jut* It Bole Agonta. Mecon. Os.
come vested by legal indgmenta which defino lament, there w.s exempt even from se;*- rfated b y ^r from Ihe plainUff m fl. f-v. Eilno
and ilx Ihe UabUityrf the Government. Where. Mm^uen'raem^A b -‘«*6» d to non- connection. The widow rented her homstead
sir. do you Cud in the aot of 18B3 or nny of tie n b ,h “ h„ t planla-.ion to Ward the garnishee, and the ques-
sir. oo you mm en ™ aov «r B oj i in. | If nothing bat a judgment of oonflsoaUon Uon ln th8 01S8 u whether the r -nt due her
could diveat the tiUe of theae claimant*, the | for tho D5e o( hct homestead from her tenantis
“Absolutely the Best Protection
Against Fire.”
[ Oyer 1200 Actual Fires put out will it! |
MORE THAN
$10,000,000 00
Worth of property saved from the flimes
THE
THE WEEKLY
I snbsrqaent acts making more specifij tho juris
SSMh? l nZ r t , o“ , ore“o I t V ho" n n^vV. a o“; I *•>•«' *hui cotton b, the Government did not I j^jret to^ deM
PLANTERS’ RANKING COEPANI Control over thm ojurt and iu proaeS.rg* l u2!u° U obtrined’to toa'prepe'rt v° for ,‘ b . 8 re8t l , or “ hou “ “ d !o ‘ wbolly dis JT‘
rilto.v. «A. claimed by this amendment. Oungrea. by tbia p*. eith« the common laworVhc 5 eC , Ud T?i hb ^ h °“f* ta * d? , Tb8 “* •* 1 f 3
ril.T.'-ifri A UMBRA!. HAXKIXO Alto »ot of IS6S volnntarily deprived ileeif of *Ujn- lllw b / nation*, oau tho holder of properly not I homestead thiril bo^'emp^irom'levyand Mle*
KXCUASai: BUSINESS. rlediotion over olaima for ootton aeixod by ihe h . g t , till8 to proceeda „ f iu Bale b ° * t ‘ d b id . d t h 0 CjnsiilnMmi^na ex-
hak am, the 1'a.eeng.r Depot amt wwB. trausterring^te to the property U-wlf? ^?or^toS^^O»^h«^.M^l
law n't and BpoUwood Hotel*. jurfadeethm to tola oonrt ih a joritdietJmi can u th# GoTeracjem in any better position with Iho * ^ op _ necessaries of the family,
MrM aiieuimn given to oolleetioiu. both in tbe “ nl 7 b8 ' h ° rop al 01 ,b * 1 cl 1863 renpeot to the application of this sonnd prioci- j mediol i i 6rT i 033 ! » nd tuition for education,
dty end all point* in connection with it. and no I by direct legislation. plo cf law thaH lha individual? Who •»»] Tfc. tent of • hootd gnd lot whatt* discon-
. —- — ■**•—* 1 It cannot bo done by imposing new term* ,ho leirsl title of the trustee heoomina ln , j -.2 .? _ y , T \
npon there ciaimsnta and thereby make th« Sate be«^fhe^Id the P ro7rty.nJ held nMt6d _.’' ,:h thehomestead Is not one ot the j
payment of the jndgmentn rendered in their ‘read U.Tmo2o^erWnBlrem its roloT or fxsmptions men mntd in the act, bnt it fa said
favor conditional after the conrt bos token ju- toSSfaV^f ™<dim- ** la ' nol ? d8d in b f a ’ords“ne«B.*ries for ‘he
wsras—a^sssia'JKSEisas
thot»n,t«tr.ii h.. iCiS7o7S.uw.77L”"! TstefS StyxfCdSASSKifS;I
been had, a jndgment hs. been rendered, the ££ of ethics Is the principle obtained the. ^^for tee temU, a, m.y ^ve iSin fm- I
liability of th© government to the cUiment hai I ma bca the moral or ooUtieal characters of the c ® , f a ** e ® xor 03 “ J a
boon ascertained and fixed. In aU this, does own8 „ a test for the condnot of the stokehold- re MW^on^'the^eMissariM^o^Um^RmUy
not the rights of the claimant become vested, „ uustw? These claimants, Ur. Chairman, “ otb ? r ^ tba n ?“ ss ,“!“ f ° r
°nd how can you, by adopting this amendment, 8i05 , aek jLice of the Government. They t he enj^mtnt ^f'the hfmStead'property,
which imposes upon him new conditions, av,dd 0Q , olaim tbat Cocg(e s, shall respect the 7nS SVm n^Ssry for the fmily in the cai-
msking ft law which fa retroaetive, and would ^ faith of tha DauuD| which wag pledged 2?1“ . “!~ y ”, “f {?“ y and for
no lm lu-ld bv the Snnreuo Court? Sir. centle- .....1 >h«i a.t,ii«r rni»eted hv tivauon of the crops raised thereon, and to
ABOOC
K
TELESEAPMi MESSENGER
char** wade exoept that actually paid upon diatant
mu. Deposit aoeoonta aolidted.
Dieaoroea
W. J. LAWTON, AUHRR AYRES,
1A 8U1UFIKLD. R- L. WILLINGHAM,
It. J. LIGHTFOOT.
& K. FARRAR. W. J. LAWTON,
Oasbier. Frcaident.
HWIfa
A W. Ouaaoag. Wm. Haxlxbciut.
J. W. Locxxrr.
Cubbcdge, Hazleharst & Go.,
Bankers and Brokers
MACON, GA.
TIMKIVE DErOtUTB. BUY and BELL EX-
IV OR AMOK. GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, BONDS
and Uneunant Funds.
CeUecUona Made on nil AeoeMlble
Fsiatai
•FOfl.-o open at all hour* of ths day.
|u4-lyr
Claims is not a court, bnt a kind of auditing " nd 7 h8 cu5 m .W That arbiter, with the “[ “ 8
commission to prepare legislation for Congress. L fflrm , Be0 0 f the Sapremo Court, has decided £ Bot ^ in O or jndgment, withmtlfo pur- febUtf
^th^sy IfaV^ tte^arifaUr of A. wb areth. rightful oljimaufanfthU fund. "wo? ."coo'rd.’nce'with th B P trne fSTT AT
Cubbedge, Hazleharst & Co.’s
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
oonrt when first winatitnted, bat after the date N la tt j a5t ioe? Is it worthy of a great ’ t t aad awning thereof, the more espeoi-
of the set of 1863 it becams for sU purposes Government iaat ought to bs as just as she is it do re afpSr that it was neceaafries
within the Umitof Us jurudietion one of the powtrtQ |, by wrongfully ignoring the solemn U,/“ s 7amilv ?P
inferior oourls of tho United S.ates. The Su-I ad m()Bt3 of the oonrls, to bold on to the pro-1 - , .: y ,
prome Conrt in the case of Klun 13 Wallace, 1 C8tdj Q f this property without compensation; I J
says of it thus: ^ , „ , [ These olaimaats, whatever may have been [ £. G . Riiford, by brief, for plaintiff in error.
No appearance for defendant.
Let the judgment of the Oanrt below be
■•Since than, the Court of Claims has exsr-1 t b e j r paa t relation to tho Government of the
oisod oil tho functions of a court and this oonrt I 0 ailed States, were tt the time these judgments
has taken foil jnrisdiotion on appeal. The Court I wm . rendered an d aro to-day in the eyes of . _
of Claims is inns oonstitntod one of those in-1 , be | aw a3 though they had committed no of- I _ President and Town Ccnncil of Dawson vs.
tenor c.>uri« which Congress snthorixes,enJ has f , IU8 ’-i ba L-rcmi sid'cM of the prooiomation Edward Knttiicr. Assumpsit, from lerrell.
IV .,. '■.'TT, „ rv - runvi *1 jnri.-dn-tnin cf contract between the Govern- of pardon from tb e Kx emive ha. interpose, ihe- Mc-at J.—M here the autoorities of a town
INTn.Lhr 1AID ON ALL SUMS FR t m8Dt a nd the ciliaon, from which appeal regu- tw . a(n .tern aDd tbe “pains and penalties"'in-1 a g 8 ?! 8 ^ n°i f B nar’ I ASD CAKKYIKG THE 57.
10 * soo °- lsrly Res to this oonrt." omra d by their post disloyally, restoring them ™ d °‘?g oauae tho destruction of per- »
1 _< — . —a*— as—n— buuou uj r * =• »nn*l in said hnnsa. which wonld not
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WHOLESALE
GROCERS, PROMOB AID LIQUOR DEALERS.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES GUARANTEED
61 TECXH-XI STRBX1T.
LAWTON & BATES,
WBCOIiESAIsE!
DEALERS IN-
Cora, Oats, Hay, km, Laid, Floor, Sopr, Cole, folassos,
BAGGING, TIES, ETO.,
FOURTH STREET.
II AC Oil, GA.
AGAIN WE OFFER YOU
SEA FOWL GUANO!
OK ye&rs this Guano has been thoroughly need in every county in Georgia, and tho thousand certifi
cates in the han?s of the Agents prove it to be in no respect inferior to tho beet Poruvian Guano
a Fertilizer.
IRE EXTINGUISHE
F. W. FAR WELL, Sec’y,
407 Brondwny, New York.
In daily nee by the Fire Department* of tho prin
cipal cities ot tbe Union.
The Government has adopted it. The leading
railways nee it.
Send for “Its Record.”
B. H. WRIGLEY 4 CO., Agents.
CHANGE of SAILING DAYS.
ISOBEASED SEBYIOE.
AJiD JAPAN,
Touching at Mexican Porta,
State of the South.
QFFI0E HOURS, FROM 8 0. at. to 6 ^
First iiiialMof Ham.
Iran facts a lion oral Banking Business.
Thus the Oonrt of Claims from the time Con- n3 tbo , r property to *U tho rights and privi- »oaal effects in said house, which would not
gross oonferred the jurisdiction to hear and do- ] e „ e3 o{ citizenship under the Constitution. | otherwise have been destroyed, the town is I -b «sre. -
lermine these cotton claims has beea os much wj, ero j 3 the plighted f»i:h of the Government, liable to the owner of the good3 for the dam-
one of the inferior coarts of the United States, I,, , be amne cranted by the President to their I *8®*, eTsn though tho owner of tho good3 is
■ ‘ bin the sphere *,h.jonn.ad? only a tenant in tho house.
claimants is to be lgnoiear f ih.-.i
os absolute aDd inaopendont within — — ■ niaimnum „ u, i.uu.... ■ - ,, _ , ,. , _,
of ita jaristlotion as the district or circuit ' v ov 3 : r | b e rtoords of the Treasury Da- The verdict in this oaro 13 not lLegal, cr con-
court. partment show that the amount of proceeds **“7 t0 1118 ‘“ tI “°. ny -
It Is not denied bnt that Congresa has iho gbaad03ed aad cap tnred property conveyed 1 Jndement affirmed.
Greatly Reduced.
O NE of tbe large and I
_ splendid Steamship. I
nraxcross:
I. a PLANT, D. FLANDERS,
H. L. JEWETT, W. B- DINdMOBB,
H. B. PLANT, D. 8. LITTLE,
0. H. HAZLEHDRST.
L a PLANT, President.
W. W. WRIOLEY. Oaehler.
•■re ln Bal’.a.n Bnlldl.*.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS.
BUYS AND SELLS EXCHANGE,
Makat Advance* on Stock*, fkaida, Gorton ln Store.
Aiao on btapmonu ol Ootton.
Wooten 4 Hoyle, for defendsnL
of this line will leave Pier
No. 42 North River, foot
of Canal St., at 12 o’clock,
noon, on the 10th, 20th and
30th of every month(exoept
when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the
preceding Saturday) for ASPINWALL, connect
ing, via Panama Railway, with one of the Com-1
piny’s Steamships from Panama for SAN FBAK-
Gom-1 CISCO, touching at MANZANILLO.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers I
for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran-
SEMI-WEEKLY
Judgment affirmed.
power from time to time to “ordain and estab- I into”7ho Treaanry Vggregates the sum' of I F M Ha^er represented by Clark 4 Goss,
itsh inferior court*, but when established they jog 709,268 89. Of this sum there has been | forplaintiff tn_error.
become a part of lha judicial system and pass I re “ tn ’ rDed to claimants, in accordance with the
beyond the supervisory control ot Congress. au - ard3 Q f u,e United States Court of Claims,
The Constitution provides that: _ lho Bnm of §1,556.247 69. The amount dts- Alfriend 4 Coleman vs. J. H. Daniel.
“The judicial power of the United States I bersed for tae expenses of collection and plaint from L*e.
shall be vested in one Supreme Oonrt and iu nro nertr is 475 000: leaving a balance I MoCat. J.—Under scolion 2406 of ihe revised
malO-tllnovl* | anoh interior courts as the Oongrera may from , n the * Trea.nry on the 9Ji of February, 1872, codig if one chargeable as executor da son tort | e^VrSof “vewSSnth“e\“"t ^Haifa'S
— time to time ordain end e&tabhsiL M ^ proC eedi of Bile of abacdoned and cap. die, his administrator, as sneb, is chargable in Sanda y on day preceding
i Q. BONN. FreeUent. B. F. LAWTON, Oaahier And that instrument farther provides that— tared property, tho turn of $22,612,187 61. the tame manner and to the same extent a3 was One hundred pounds of Baggage allowed to each
DTTflTT i tTflTl -n a \Ttr f»n Ifl* 1 ftfUT I “The jadical power ahall extend io all oases | cotton captared at Mobile, Savannah, I his infoitate, bat the administrator does not him-* I adait Baggage Masters accompany Baggage
PiAiHANtH. nANK P rn A 1,1 N in law and equity anting under this Oonatitu- flnd oharleston, was sold for ooin, thereby self become aa executor ds son tort by taking through, and attend l&diea and children without
uAUllmiU.Q JJ All lx Ui aluuuMi | ,> 1A ] avl) 0 f th® United States, and trea- I .n.i*. « nMm inm \n enrrenev amounting to I nofs&qsion of property found in possession of I mala protectors. Baggage received on deck the I Saturdays at 84 per annum—S2 for SIX
at his death, even though that j day before a&iling, from 8:oamboate, B&ilroada and | J * A
_ above cro as amount, c/i in© waoie uuiuuub i property was in the possession of the intestate I I months. We earnestly recommend this
vested in the courts and extends to “aU esses” SS 0 f captured and abandoned prep- aa the exeentor it ton tort of another deceased »fatS"e ^ HodWn8 , .
in law or rqaity arising under tho laws of tho #rt co nv»yed into tho Treasury it U estimated person. For Freight or Passenger Tickets, or farther In- edition to readers at all points WHO re
united States. Any legislation by Congress £19 204 211 was from the sole of ootton. Judgment affirmed. formation, apply at the Company’s Ticket Office, I ,
that prevent* the jadical power trom extending I Snita we j e brought by claimants within the two j West 4 Kimbroogb, O. B. Woolen, for plain- | on tha Wharf, foot of Canal street, North River, I ceive mails two Or three times a week. It
to snv “case" nndtr the laws of the United | TBar3 Rg nr eecribed by tho stntnte to the mmoant | in error. | New York |
is a paper containing few advertisements
and full with fresh and entertaining mat-
TELEGRAPH aM MESSENGER
This is published on Wednesdays and
to *Dy “case” unclir tho laws of the enuea 1 y e!lrs RS prencribeei by the
Stales is an asiomption of power by lha legis- ^55,727,788 35. leaving in the Treasury,
_ ___ ______ _ F. 1L Harper, represented by Clark 4 Goss,
OOLLSOTIONB rBOMTTLX ATTENDED TO I Isttve department that no exigency can justify, I w bi r h becomes forfeited to the Government by I for defendant.
iMuwnm nvsnu * I sod no rsanlt to bo ■ttsinod can exuna*. It fa | th8 la;hgs of the parties who did not bnng amt | _ —
~ — ■ 11 .. — I sncll an asaamplion of power whieh threatens ^thin tbe limit on provided by the law, the 1
J Q Pf, ANT & SON, I to chango the very system of onr Government | gnm of g 10 9S1 430 5*. | NOTICE,
*. B. BABY. Asset
I each an I . ,, ,.
to chango the very system of onr Government gnm of §10,981,480 54. ,
itself, by imperiling tho independence, if not I Now, sir, it osn be seen by making tho cal-
_ _ _ I the rxtstence, of that tribunal to whieh the peo-I ,bm the interett upon the grors sum, I W Fiandara'A.Co., will be diaeolved by limitfrt I
RKKifCRQ ANn K R11 n r R \ I pie of this country look in the lost resort for j-clodina tbe premium on the site of the coin, I tion on Angnet 1. 1873. The otd firm will be .no- |
UHiilVLnw HllU UI1UI\UIIW, I ,bo proteetion and maintenance of their con- prooeeds of ootton seized at Savannah, I ceeded by the two junior mentere of sail firm,
I TTTE hereby give notice tbat the firm of Collin*,
VV n ' _ — '• “
MAOON, GA.
Bay Jt Sell Xteebenste, Gold, Silver, Stocks
mid ISoniU.
DEPOSITS DECEIVED.
On which Interest will l>e Allowed.
AM aoasan rron.
P2LT-Jk.BX.Xl OJKT OAT >Tj
roIlrcllOH. Promptly Attended to.
fab* ly
PLANTERS’ BANK
TOUT VAIXZT, SkOMIA.
K EGXIVI3 Depod te, dfaeonnte Paper, buy* and
•all. Kaobange j ai*o. Gold and Silver.
Oollemon. made at all accauibl* point*.
Interval paid ou Depoaite whan soade for a *pe-
BBatfan*.
W*. J. Axssaeox, Prut W. X. Bboww, Oasbier
■MMi
Wm. 3. Anderaon, Ool. Hogh L. Dennord,
Ool. L. M. Felton. Dr. W. A- Matbewi.
Dr. Wm. H. Hollinohead. del7tf
EDWARD HAIGHT & CO.
BANKJE3RS,
la. I WALL SIRXET, HEW YORK.
71 to Per CeaL latere*t Allowed on Deposits
Th* ’-ir’ni.i of our firm fa the soma as any State
Or SmiouoI Bank.
Indiridnafa or fins* banking with n. may dapoait
aad draw aa they pleese, the same a% with any
Bank, eicept that w* allow five per oeut. interest
On all balances.
We buy and **11 Bonds. Stock*. Gold, Buatneaa
pepor, and ooilect buaineae note* and draria
throng bout th* United flutes, giving prompt re
turn*. aprily
XP.Baon.
W. S. 0 nairas, Jri
(Member of S. Y. fltook XxohasgaJ
E. P. SCOTT & CO.
BANKERS,
as whaiak it* i. t.
BUI BOMBS, STOCKS AND COLD
ON COMMISSION,
—AKb—
Juke Liberal Advance* on Cotton.
Ndt?
thepro'eolion and maintenance oi tneir con- ^ prooeeds of cotton eeixea at bavannab, I coeued rytnetwojamormenceraoiwaanrm, w.
etituiional rights. It may be regarded by some and ctarteston, that has accrued to the K- Flandora and K D. Hugunin. seder the firm
(bat we cxspgerate the importance of this qnes- Uoited state* (for wh.oh she do« not propose “"^ t “xtend 'aJ^^d»firoa“o
tion in this connection. . I te aooounlj from the date of the seizure of ^ 8 5. piantis g friend a, and with increased facilities
Bat, Jlr. Chairman, who wiU undertake to lhis propert y to the present will exceed the t o «r?y ^ Ih/ir SreTot WSSSU aid Com-
define the limit to vrn.ch Congress maj not go i w jj 0 j 0 amount sued for by clsioisms in the I Mcrcliicts, rrqosit a continiuneo of tbit I
if the precedent ta once established as bv Ihe I ojgjias. Awsy, then, with sll this I generous pstronsge vhxjh hsa been given the Aim j
adoption of the amendment under considers-1 , a b 3n t desletine tho Treasury of the United I of Ooltuu, Flanaere 4 Go.
tion? For if Oocgreee has the dicretioaary I d;g ,. g benefit of “rebel” claimants. W.E. JBiNDER^,
power to withhold the appropriation to pay I To fdopt this amendment, Mr. Speaker, is to I ® D. HCGOENIN.
there judgment*, it hs* cqoeliy tho power to I _; 0 | 3 . 8 those Drinointes of jastioe that ought to I ~ _ _ _ .
Gorermnen?;*^
it fa implied by this amendment that the oonrt th9 nalion whioh fa pledged to abide the award r i„j e ri A Hngnenia, to the kind oontiteralioa of
of claims b.a failed to administer the law aa re-1 ^ arb iter of its own selection; to antsgo-1 h'.r numerous planting friends, and cation dealers I
qnired by tbe terms of the act of lt>63 by ren- | nJsa tb e jarisdietion of tho oonrta and bnng generally, for a l.beral and generous rcp;.ori. and
dering judgments in favor of ofaimants who fail loto lm ^s^Z Tn the legfalative and judieia! power; nnheeiutingly recommond them os reliable bati-
to provelbatthey have givenuo “aidorcomfort . ...... bv legislation the coLatitmional pro- neaa genlleoeo. and will .pare no time and pain*
to the entmiei of the United States in the late tirM 0 \ lh ” Prc?ldfn; ln granting pardon « rremating thelntareat of their patrena. Tnank-
w.r, hat accepted insteml thereof a* a enbsti- 2TS2IL2fafa?t£«l5ni; in » word, to make ^mynmm^fr^Jy tbfar^^treqg. j
tnte for snch proof the proclamation of pardon | ( Iaw without precedent in lcgUlatiOO and with- w _,b t ba^ldnd eonsideration they ment.* 1 " '
' ...« KeepectfaSy,
by the Prcsidant and ita acceptance by the par- ont ant bority in the OonstitnUcn.
ty. The court bolding that amnesty blotted amendment was defeated In th# House I
ont all traiitand made tbe man innocent m the AO* •“—* I —“ , _ .
eve of K tlie law. If tmmaty was plead and by a majority of 20 vo.es, and must be referred
shown and thereby the innocence of the olaim- to > Committee of Conference from both
ant established why require him to prove he Ho;sse g_ i
was not guilty, the law never requiring that to *— —
be dene which fa in oontempiauon of law an I The Story ot aa White Ilalr.
unnecessary act. j The Furls correspondent of the New York |
The proclamation of amnesty relied on by the I ^v or ; d tells tho following story:
claimant placed him before theoourt in the po- A French lady, mirriei to a German Bircn,
here n ndirM 8 ‘ b, nVfidT~^o r tT” totLH£ Ud residing at Berlin, has, notwithstanding
hellion, the Sapreme Court of the United many ii:fiasa:e3, remained a staunch French
statea 'having determined in » previous case won i n . Broentty at a dinner, she was so ex-
that the proclsmsUon of tb ? , asperated st some remarks made to the effect
Wm fromlulhe'^'l^noes of his guilt« that Paris fa humbled for ever, and that Berto
thongh he had never oommitted the offense, j will rapidly take her place as capital ofibeeiT-
Soch fa the judgment of th» highest judicial I d ; K ; d world that, unable to maintain her self-
tribunal known to the Constitution, Tins ra- 1 c;)mniand _ exclaimed, “Beriin can never
Stt te ,lS^SS£rivM Paris. Why, you ^not give me a mngle
man hM been pardoned, to repeat the charge, article, however ngly and useless, wWch Pans
aa in ir-rv of treason to call him n traitor, he | c* a oot embellish with its wit and graoe.” An
can bring and sustain a suit for defamation of officer drew from his beard a wWte hair and
character. | said, “ Madams, see what Paris ean do with '
feh2) lm
W. A. COLLINS.
W. C. BANNON
I "\ TOULDINGS, Brackete, Stair Fix
i iiA tore., Uaildera' rumiehirg Hartt-
: ware. Di tin Pipe. Floor Til6«, Wire
I Guard*, Terra Cotta Ware, Marble and
; Slate Mantle Piece*.
| WINDOW GL4SSA SPECIALTY,
Circular* and Price List sent free on
application b-
* P. P. TO ALE,
90 Hayne and S3 Pinckney ete.,
octleodly Charleston, S. G.
ter in great variety.
The Daily Telegraph and Messen
ger is published six moming3 in the
week at Ten Dollars a year—$5 for six
months—$2 50 for three months, or SI
| per month.
JUST OPENED!
Under Kal&ton Hall, Cherry St.
With a supply of
Corn, Oats, Bacos, Lari, Flour,
COFFER SUGAB, etc., etc.
^Thlaiatha language of the Sapreme Court in j tiTu'; I will send another to Berlin to see what I
htrland'e cam : * I tlut city wili do with it” Tbe Jady was at first I Which will be aold in qnuitilice to enir purebsser?*
“Pardon blot© ont of existence the fpilt, so goajewhAt disoonoerted, bat at lest sent the hsir 1 "
thst in the eye of the lsw the offender is as in- I gjj 6 had received to a^ jeweller in the Bae de
Dooent as if he had never committed the of- I ^iroU, with a full relation of the cireumatanoea.
feu*.” I it was returned within a week. Paris had made
Pardon and amneety creating a urfadietlonal a brooch of It. A ‘rjl 8 ’ 8
fact, obliterating the word* “aid oroomfort” to *ented in B° l ? e f a f^7 ^ 8-d L°*
whieh the crime waa ascribed, restored theciti- I the white hair, aoapended to the two ends of
S^to atl of hi. rights to the ooorfa pmvtoody which were two Uui. ° n ^
denied him by reason of his connection with the written, Altooeond L ° rraine ’*P d i? 8
rebellion. This power to grant pardon and 1 “ Yon only bold them by a hair. The Berirn
ernneety fa ve*ted% the Conatitntion to the I jeweller retorned hie hair** it w*asent—he did
fretident alone. It cannot be fettered by legie-1 not know whattodawithit.
Will keep oonetsstly on hand
FRESH WATER GROUND MEAL, HOJHSY,
filej'i XIII Flour. Georgia Syrup,
And tbe beet of all gooia, which will bo sold far
CA&S. feMfila.
TOWNS HOTEL,
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
ADVERTISEMENTS
In the "Weekly are one dollar for each
publication of one inch or less. In the
Daily, one dollar per eight text lines first
publication and fifty cents for subsequent
ones. Contracts for advertising made on
reasonable terms — circulation of the
has Ihe pleasure to announce I
to the Citizens and traveling Public, that he mmp considered*
has leased this large modem and popular House, P a P er COH-iuerwu*
which will be continued open throughout the year,
trusting that good tablet!, low rates of board,
and untiring efforts to pleaee, will jecure the
hearty support of hia friends, and all others who
seek the comforts of a good home.
Porters and an omnibus will be in attendance on
tbe arrival and departure of all trains.
Transient board *3 grd^^a^cea^ | TO FARMERS:
Late of Brown's and Spotswsod'a Hotel*. Macon.
Geo. SC. Dean in the cQ:e. fan-26 3m
The approach of active operations in
cropping vrill render one of the editions
of this paper invaluable in your pursuits,
It will contain all the earliest crop infor-
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BRACKETS,
TAjSSS,
CHIMNEY TOPS.
FLOWER POIB,
CORNICES, , , , . ,
CENTRE PIECES, etc. I mation and general agricultural news,
VITRIFIED STONE SEWER PIPES,
from thru to thirty inches in diameter, which we I
guarantee THE BEST in the market,
janlitf 8. fl. WBIOLEY 4 OC.
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To be Equal f
GUARANTEED
To Analysis
The prioa i* lower than most other*, and tho email quantity necorsary to use makos it even as cheap or
eheaoor than any. Gaano delivered free on boaed car* at Savannah, at $50 per ton, oash; #55 per ton,
city and warehouse accsptance; $60 per ton, plantor’a notes and lione, with option of paying in cotton.
For prico and particulars call on
boit & mckenzie,
GENERAL AGENTS, SAVANNAH.
N. A. MEGRATH, Macon, Ga* febl4oodGw
Great SoHtliern Freisfit and Passenger Line
VIA
CHARLESTON, S* C.,
TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ATT. THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES.
THEEE TIMES A WEEK,
THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS.
TUESDAYS,
ELEGANT STATE-BOOH ACCOMMODATIONS—SEA VOYAGE 10 to 12 HOUBS SHOBTEB
VIA GHABLESTON.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO,
Amfiocunectiag Beads West, in alliance with tho Fleet of Thirteen First-Clogs Steamships to the above
Fcrta, invito attention to the Quick Time and Regular Dispatch afforded to the business public in the
Cotton States at the
PORT OF CHARLESTON,
Offering facilities of Rail and Sea Transportation for Freight and Passengers not excelled in excellence
and capacity at any other Port. The following splendid Ocean Steamers are regularly on the Lino:
TO NEW ttouk;.
MANHATTAN M. S. Woodhull, Commander.
CHAMPION...... A W. Lockwood, Commander.
CHARLESTON.".'. James Berry, Commander.
JAMES T. J. Lockwood, Commander.
JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C.
GEORGIA Crowell, Commander.
SOUTH CAROLINA.’. -T. J. Beckett, Commander.
CLYDE J- Kennedy, Commander.
ASHLAND...... Ingram, Commander.
"WAGNER, HUGER & CO., 1 Agents Charleston S C
"WM. A. COURTENAY, J Agents, Charleston, to.
TO FXrXTi APEXfiPEgAt
ZB.OZC BT21AKESHXF3.
GULF STREAM Alex. Hunter, Commander
VIRGINIA C. Hinceleb, Commander.
Sailing Days—Thursdays.
"WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, S. C.
TOTAL CAPACITY 40,000 BALES MONTHLY.
TO T=t a. t.titviotie.
FALCON Hatnte, Commander
MARYLAND Johnbon, Commander
REA GULL Dutton, Commander
Sailing Days—Every Fifth Day.
PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston, S. C.
VO BOBTOTJ.
STEAMSHIP MEREDITA, Sails Every Other Saturday.
JAS. ADGER & CO, Agents, Charleston, S. C.
Bates guaranteed as low os those of Competing Linos. Marine Insurance one-half of one per cent.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS
Can be had at all the principal Railroad Office* in Georgia, Alston a, Tennessee and Mississippi.
BUte Rooma may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agent* of the oteam-
ahina in Charleston, at whose offices, in ail cose*, the Railroad Tickets should be exchanged and Berth*
aligned. The Through Ticket* by thfa Route includs Transfers, Meals and State Boom, while on ship
The South Carolina Bailroad, Georgia Railroad
Aw* their connecting Line* have hugely increased their facilities for tha rapid movement of Freight and
Passengers between the Northern Cities and the Bonthand Weat. Comfortable Ni^ht can,.with the
Holmes 1 Chair, wihont extra charge, have been introduced on the South Carolina Railroad- Jjirat-Lti&aa
Eating Saloon at BrsnclmUe. On the Georgia Railroad Pinst-Olaaa taieq mg Cars.
Freight promptly transferred from steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina ltauroad.
Close connection made with other road*, delivering freight* at distant **. tb
The Managers will use every exertion to satisfy their patrons that the line VIA CHAKhEtUUN cannot be
mruaased in Dispatch and the Safe Delivery of Goods. _ _ „ ^ „
Forfnrther information, apply to J, M. bELKIUK, Sup’t, Charleston, 8. 0-;B. D. HASSELL, Genera
Agent, P. O. Box 4979, Office S17 Broadway, N. Y.; S. B. i’lOKENS, General Poesengerand Ticket Agent
South Carolina Railroad ALFRED L. TYLER,
j—«*.*re- Yiot Frwldeut South Carolina Babread. Cbarleston, B; O.