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FELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER
Clisby, Jones & Reese.
MACON, GEORGIA, ERIDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1873.
NUMBEB 6,604
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'lT It* OOCOJ nu oat, anises renewed.
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' mjecirealettoo. pervading Middle,Sontb-
**, s^Uiweneni Oeorjrte end Eastern Ala-
11 ** Florid*. Advertisement* at rea-
**Lr»t** la the Weekly at one dollar per
,V—..quartere of sn inch, eecb publica-
3 ' rboald be made by eipre**, or
tosmneyorder.orregistered letter*.
Dralryan Framle Cellrje.
tv romn*» e “ B ™ t exercise* of thle favorite
itnfion opened hat night with the Biennial
ujntiao of the Paikrmatbean Society, and
fWB lng, at 8 o'clock, oomoa off the
^booace Baled B*adingt-
OaSonday they win be reanmed again with
unoal commencement sermon, and con-
per programme until Wednesday, the
iinrunt The eollege la in a flonrlahicg
«iaoo, and, doabdeaa, ail the exercise* will
cameronily attended.
Staa-D-nta, the Shah of Paraia, la the son
gobaamed ebab, one of the 48 children of
, I.U Abbaa Mint. eldest of the 265 children
ike eelebrated Path Ah Shah. He himself
the happy father of aix dangbtera and three
all grown op or nearly ao, thongb he is
( «ty years of age. and they hate already
bla twelve grandchildren.
Tit atoend rain (bia month came down npon
fMttrday with the moat refreshing effect
n, badly needed, and from the looks of the
nit, was vary general. There was rather a
„n (Fort at a small stsed blow aooompacy-
tat we hear of no partlenlar barm done,
or two more snob showers, and Iba corn
qp of this aeotion will be oat of danger.
Stiw Durrs a Jolt—la this hot season it
jdigbtfol to knew that aomawhera the mer-
■j ii not In the eighties and nineties. At
uulwich. New Hampshire, there is a snow drift
fast deep with honeyanokle blossoms near
ml loxnriaat foliage above. The elope of
ek M ion talc, Lake George, also bears a snow
n. We do not have these things here, bnt
» dalieioas to read abont them.
The Macon Board or .Trade.
Parbealar attention la invited to ihe impor
tant resolutions submitted to the Board on the
9th instant, and which lie over nntil'Thnrsday
night, when they will bo folly discussed, before
the vote la token. Some movement of the kind
la urgently needed for tbo protection of both
seller and bnyer. In all mercantile oc mm uni
ties certain indiv.daali are to be fonnd who op
erate ontside of the markets as regularly re
ported, and make a piratical sort of living by
mttiAJ under regular prices npon staple arti
cles, and then making good the loss incurred
by an increased tariff npon other goods whose
oust is unknown to the consumer. On the other
hand some sell at extortionate prices irrespec
tive of the ruling of the maiket, and thus
ofttlmes inflict great injury npon the nnwary.
The object of these resolutions is to afflr a just
and equitable valuation npon two of the groat
staples of life, predicated npon their actual firct
cost. As the market constantly fluctuates, of
coarse these estimates mast be renewed day by
day, and abonld be made by experienced deal
ers. It is proposed to pursue the same course,
also, in the adjustment of credit prices. And
this will, indeed, prove a blessing to ib'e con
sumer ; for the interest be is required to pay la
ordinarily measured only by the nrgency of hie
necessities. Thus we have beard of some cases
where not less than two hundred per cent, was
charged and submitted to, because the impecu
nious planter oould not poll through and cnlli-
vate Ms crop of aU without this dearly bought
asststanoe. Bat establish these uniform rates
based npon fair profits and jnst dealing, and all
will be plaoed upon one common level, withont
disparagement or injury to any. Com and ba-
oon, like gold and silver, will then be quoted for
cash or credit, at fixed and uniform rates, based
npon snpply and demand, and the actual ruling
of the market.
It is to aohieve such results that a chamber
of commerce or board of trade is instituted
in every city of any sues in the conntry, and
also to disonss and pronounce npon all financial
undertakings, works of internal improvement,
and other schemes which directly affeot the in.
tereata of the community. Henoe these organ).
zitlons, composed of the men of substance,
and those actively engaged in commerce are the
only true exponents of the interests of tbo oily,
and their views are entitled to the most weighty
consideration.
We regard It fortunate, indeed, that at Iongth
our citizens have been aroused to the impor
tance of eueh a mercantile association, which I
BY TELEGRAPH.
DAT DISPATCHES.
THE GEORGIA PRESS, I la the ship's bottom, and now over ten feet of 1
* I water la in the hold. It will be impossible to
Tnz Atlanta Constitution, of yesterday, re- ascertain the extent of the steamer's injuries I
ports only three new cases of cholera at Chat- “lii her cargo is Uken ont, bnt it in hoped the
tanooga on Wednesday, and only one death. hoIe wi ‘ 1 ^ ‘he vessel 3 rated ard
x„ ... . I repaired. She has a fall general cargo, part of
Everybody is in good spirits over the prospect „ bjeb u Tery T »; albIe . jj^ged Islands is the ConAlIoic Tendered the Chief Justiceship,
of the speedy abatement of the disease. name reoeived from the high nature of that Washihqtos, July 10—The World's special
‘No Fxsex” reoeived only 99 votes in Spald- part of the coast. Several ships have been 8a y« the Chief Jnstioeahip has been tendered
ing county against 968 for “Fence.” wrecked at different times within three or four Conkling.
Tin Savmnsh v.m ,’v. miIea on either side of where the City of Wash- Cnreleaaness on the City or VTaatHnaton
WaT “ ln 8 t °» »«- The ®«‘ «®Mn of these were The statement of a passenger by the City of
naco, lexu, on the -oth nit., ot Mrs. Crisp, 1 the transport Emulous, when several lives were | Washington charges that the loss of the steamer
wife of Captain W. H. Crisp, and mother of lost, the steamer Paotolas from this oity bound is due to the criminal carelessness of the offi-
Solidtor Crisp, of the Southwestern Circuit. John, N. 3., and the Philadelphia ship oers and orew, and that they jnst barely escaped
Twnrrr four bushels of extra fine peaches being He .**1* : lead
. . - - , I on these islands, eaoh distant abont two miles, never hove once, and no one had any idea
from an orchard near Griffin, were sold at anc- | one east and the other weet of Le Bear Bar. . whers the ship waa. We hsd on board a ship
Tax tjcsszl captain as passenger, who has oroased the eea
The City of Washington was built at Glasgow several times, who says he frequently warned
Thx Oolumbna Ice Factors nronrinlnm wrifa K 1855, and w “ considered a staunch vessel, the chief offieerthat he was ' running too far
,f ° T proprietors write of iron, with atom iron fastenings; wa 3 nert h, and advised him to run down a hundred
the bun that while they are •‘reUiUng-adot-of 802 feeUonR. 40 broad, 26 deep, and 2J2 draft; milea or ao to eonthward to get sun and see
ice stored in our cellar at $ cent per pound, we I was ahip-nggetT;“had three decks; was fnr-1 where theywere. This advioe was rudely de-
do not and have never proposed to deliver ice nisb rt with water-tight bulkhead?, and Had & |dined. The eeooni offioer, I believe, ooineidsd
to consumers at less than one and.a half cent* opacity of 2,885 tons burden. . I in this view,
per pound.” Having published the Sun's .Ute- | What Charles O’Conor Hays of the, Nsw
■»«! the Verdict. I ora have been arrested on the charge of not
The Klcbmond Dnel—Bill* of Indictment City Trejwnrcr’s fierond Quarterly R*p&rt. 1 A E Boardman. one month! 50 00
Agalnat the Seconds.
Richmond, Ja’y 10.—Notwithstanding the ■
refasal of Dr. Gallon to testify in the dael case,
the Grand Jary, with the evidence before them,
fonnd bill* of indiotment against the fonr
seconds for tho wilful and malicicn? murder of
Mordecai.
has designated a commission to locate a mill- Tax on^Sale*
tary prison at Rock Island. PoUce-reccWodfrom W V/'CaznoiTOhleC
Cholera Saba'dlnr* I finrs.......
Memphis, July 10.—There was only om
Cholera death to day. I collinr 750 shares upon rurrender of ar-
Itnllnn Ministry. moir property to thecity by said oompa-
_ _ . _ , , , „ ny, for which the stock was issued •
Floeenc*, July 10.—Tae crisis m the Kalian Bills payable—by firenofs of Mayor to S
Ministry has terminated. Signor Minghitti has 8 Dunlap, dated April ?0.1S73,due one.
formed a Cabinet, which will be constituted as cTpm' - ofb?t“
follows s President of the Conned and llmister square 73. to buiid school house on
of Finance, Signor Minghitti; Minister of For- I Dosi—receivod from J A McManus. Clerk,
eign Affairs, Viscount Venoata; Minister oft for badges.
Total..
men!—of which this is a correction—yesterday,
we give the company the benefit of the above
denial.
Quoits and croquet engage the leisure hours |
of the Columbus merchants, at present. They
Mr. Charles O'Conor, when asked what ao- oanoelling and reselling tiokets.
tion oounsel would take in tne Walworth case, Tonne Walworth In tb. Penitentiary
1 ... ... _ I vralworth’e mother, who, with a basket of
1 don t know; it is difficult to say. Sowers, was on the same train, met young Wal-
Wdl not a bi 1 rf exceptions be drawn up I worth at Sing Sing yesterday, and took final
will have excitement, it Beams. I and presented to the court on Saturday next, I ^aVeor'liim. 6 57latter kept ntThU spirits,
■- | when young Walworth appears for senteuoe f” freely oonversed with the lookers on, and npon
Gehzbax. Biuoq is in Colnmbns in the inter
ests of a company that has mads propositions n °'„, ? not oer \ sin t ^, at * biI1 of ®x- reoefving his “striped snit," jokingly remarked
ts. mi. oeptions will be presented at alL In any caae, “i look as If I bad got a baseball suit on.” Hs
I. 7 0onncil toZ bnLdlcg water workB « *» be drawn n? by that time. Jndge w m enter the shoe shop to day to learn sufficient
... „ , ,, - | — b= | wm enter the shoe shop to day tt. .v.—.
ior teat city. Davis said something abont a month henoe be- to become chief clerk in the atook department.
“Possojc”Baow.v, a Colnmbns negro, whose io K downfor “J* 8 hearing.” I Heavy Specie Exportation,
main occupation is throwing miscellaneous — -tbM mwu«-»” ' - - ■
‘Were yon satisfied with the verdiot ?”
_ , . ^ . . .. i “Not by any means. Why, of course. I ex
rocks, has been adjudged a lunatio and sent to peoted an' aeqaUtaL” 1
the asylum. If that test was applied In this I “ What does young Walworth thlok of the I
oity it wontd increase the number of Dr. Green's I Tartlet ?”
patients amazingly. I poor boy, what oan ha think? It |
Uuub or Vicz Fbzsidzht WnjmL—The
prta<fleld Kapnbllcan thns speaks editorially I will give tone and consistency to operations
Ym Prettdent Wilson's health: I “on ohango,” and improve tho moral* of the
Ike Ties President has passed into the I business oommnnity.
ift of beallb which Mr. Chase so long oocn- - l
M-1 paralytio invalid, to whom life Is of I A. Jnst Award and Gracrfnl Act.
ixl ascertain duration. The nalnre of hie I Gar oity fathera voted an appropriation of
■asM nay not nttarly destroy bis neefnlcasa | fifty dollars to Mrs. Brydie, relict of the former
and publio servant, bnt It will un- I sexton of Koso Hill Cemotery. at their last
ibtodlyHolthli ambition and activity. meeting. The faots are briefly these: Mr.
— ■ I Brydie, at his own oost, had provided coffins
Isa River Clyde In Hootland, on whioh Glaa- I sntl paid for tho help nooeasary to inter decent-
i» ltd its ablp yards are situated, has been I |y s large number of Confederate so'diers, who
nit afdy navigable almost entirely by artl- die d in the hospitals hero dnring the war. ex-
sal Mini. On a aeotion of the river, not j p eo ting to bo reimbursed by the Jeff Davis
iwt than thirty miles in length, the “Trustees I government. These in tho aggregate amoonted
* the Improvement of the Biver Clyde” have I to several hundred, and the Confederate officer
ariag a few years past expended nearly thirty-1 in oommand of this post at that period, testifies
millloas of dollars, and anoh has been Its I to the correotnesa of Mr. Brydie's accounts, and
facta In foatertog the buslnen* Interoats of the jnstioe of Ma claim. But unfortunately,
tagowasd Its environs that the people there pending the settlement of the same, General
link iba money baa been well spent. j Wilson swooped down npon the oity and took
Tsi Saw Orleans Picayune notes the death P°“®“" on ; baa been
Hr. Eixi Oriap, which ooourred at Waco, ^ Cft “ 8 ' B °° n a f‘ 6r '
axrn cn lb. 25th ult Tbi? estimable lady for Mr ' , hl “f a ‘ ea ‘ * na ^ P oor * ia °-
yeara occupied a prominent position waa loft in atraightened oirenmstanoos, and with
long the “alar." of the American stage, and n0 P roa P 6ot of ,ho "djaatment of her righteous
lb. wife of Captain W. H. Crlap, so well deht a R a ‘ n8t the government
favorably known as the manager of the To *** lo her dIstraBS ‘ total blindness snpor-
abila Theatre, in Ihe day? when the oity really Tened > and * he w “ lef 1 oMMI *®a 003 compare
_ anoh a thing. At the time of her death “rely helpless, but for tho existence of warm
In. Crlap waa in ter flfly sixth year, haring “ d deToUd Mends. It ahonld be aald in this
tea bora In 1817, at For Jmontb, England. oonneotlon, that Mrs. Brydie is a lady of gentle
— I manners, and the meet unaffeoted piety. Of
Hum or Nisbvilli.—A special cf the 8th I oonrsa the greatest sympathy is manifested in
the KscxvlHe Press and Herald annonnoing 1 her behalf.
ocboleia deaths In Nashville on that day says I Bat now comes the question, legitimate and
la aebjeet no longer exoites Interest or alarm. I righteous as her claim nndonbtedly is, who is
be weather la delightful, and all olasses are re-1 Ihe proper party to liquidate It ? The Oonfed
eating basic eat. I erate Government most assuredly. Bnt as
The New York Tribune says cholera has ] that Is defnnot, then her next relianoe is npon
lo be an alarming anbject sines the I Ihe generosity and kindness of the corporation
sodas of prevsntion and troatmont have been | who had dnly appointed her husband to the
iacinmd. Perfect cleanliness of air, earth, I office he held. It was not pretendod that the
war acd person and early treatment of the I claim was a legal one, yet if possible it waa
mmwlhsy diarrheas stamps it ont directly. I possessed of even greater sanctity.
I Thera was a moral obligation npon the city of
Hinoeta not one of the nngratefnl repnb- M t0 m#ka good th6 Iosaos o( on8 of her
< 8ba baa voted 8'0,000 for a monument 1 . , . ,
tbs late President Joarex. The national flag faithful servants incurred in the dischargo of
to be run np every time his birthday cornea I the fnnotlons of his offioo. Tho dead oonsigned
wad, and saeb of his daughters has been voted I to the dust were the champions and defenders
peMion of 13,(100 while single, and S 1,000 tbe e Ky. They were entitled to decent bnr-
ftaroanlege The beat biographer of Jnarez I, , _ , , , ...
dl be rewarded with $2 000. I * a '- 6nd 018 reversos of war prevented their
These U. 8. have done better for Grant than P vf,nl “ ! r<t from <l<-fraymg the charge?, then
Ul They have made him President twice and the obligation devolved upon the municipality
rtU do so a third time-have doubled his sal- where they laid down their lives.
»7-*ivan his biographer (Badean) one of the In vl8W ot tbo3e considerations, we aro cer-
!et(*at oanmiahips in Earope-and encouraged ,ai n that every tax payer in Macon will snaUIn
to quarter every man nod woman ot tbnl tbe ,ot of tha OonnoU in donating the smaU
degree of kinship to him or his wife npon 8nm which has been awarded (o Mra. Brydie.
ba pnbUo tteaanry; to aay nothing of divers in mi ebt hsve been trebled, and not n
sundry presents of every description from word of desaent would have arisen from that
ftniabad bonaae to pure blood bnU pups. people who, thank God, were loyal to tho core
— 1 in the late struggle for Independence, and shall
b Lar- 8noT with Ooln Gmixa.—On the 4th, I revere and cheriah tho memory of tho braves
ny Ihe Knoxville Press and Herald of Sunday, | w ho gave their lives In defence or liberty,
number of boys in East Knoxville, were in-
daiging in the nsnal “patriotic sport of the I A Feature of tbe New Salary Law,
day,” one of the implements usod being an old I A Washington special to the Oinoinnati G A-
•hot gun. To add something of reality to tho zetto says incorrect versions of the law under
performance, one of them added to the nsnal I which members of the 43d Congress are draw
ings of powder a load of oorn grains. As 1 ing their pay in advanoe or being sworn in are
night have been expected. * vary serious aoei- in oireolatlon. Tbe law is part of tho bill ic-
Jni was the reenlt. The gun was carelessly creasing tho salary, and provides that all mem-
& .Charged while in tbe bands of a lad by the . ... , nrm „„„
use of Fenton, sending the eharge into the I b* n whose credentials in proper form aro filed
hreMt of a little son of Mr. .Pehn Jor.es, aged I with the Oleik, and where notice of a contest
•bent ten years. Soveral of the grains pene- 11* not reoeived, may receive their compensa-
jroad the oavity of the breast, producing a very I ti on monthly from the beginning of their term
UBgerooa wound. List evening, we under- _ 77 . - ... 7... _
•Uad, it was thought probable the wound tUI 018 b8RinniDR of 0,8 firpt 8e8S10a of Ccn '
*osld prove fatal. | gross, and to avoid tho difficulty presented by
tbe old law of requiring a certifies;o of the
Speaker, sines there ia no Speaker, and the
j. . . . .... . _ . i Clerk la the only officer of tho House of Bepre-
•fter unaunng around and feeding th, fUh, 1 6entatlTC3 for the now 0oBgre8s which ho!dfl
over, hie certificate was made sufficient. All
New Yoke, July 10 —The Halsatla takes
nearly a million and a half of speoie.
Trial orttie Hodors.
Fobt Klamoth, Jnly 5—Tne military oom-
-u— uo „ mission met and proceeded with the trial of
. was "like’ uMw'a snaiVIn Powder* 1 and It I Gapt. Jaek, Sohonohin, Boston Charley, Biack
Mb. Howaed W. Kit, son of Bev. Dr. Jos. won ld be just'as Sensible to ae^d the sp!rk to Jim - 8lotaok and Baranaho implicated in the
S. Key, formerly of this oity, has been licensed I the State prison beeanse the powder exploded. I ®*?by massaore.
to exhort by the Conference of St. Paul and Here « he had always carried a pistol when
Weslev Oharvel ehnrehe* of finlrnnhiiB meeting hie father; end, half asleep at the I violation of the laws of war-
Wesley Ohapel chnrchee of Colnmbua. who can be eurpriaed at what occnrred? ’ Fpecifications repeat the facta already
wa clip these items from the Colnmbna Son ««i thonght that be appeared to endnre the known * Three witnease* have been examined:
of Wednesday afternoon: I trial well and showed a manly firmness in re- 1 ?* Indian woman, Toby and
Avaam Paiczs or Coen asd Bigsk -Yea- ceiving the sentence.” "7®* D I ar *
terday EHis & Harriaon sold fifteen hnndred I “The world does not know,” said Mr. Toby swears positively that Oaptam Jack
pounds of first class baeon at 114 cents per I O’Oonor, “what that biy and hia family have j , QeneD !5 ft l. Mr -
pound. They also sold one hundred and fiftv to bear. The letters read in court were bad Maacham. Borion Charley killed Dr. Thomas,
sicks of corn, slightly damaged, at CDi(S72 I enough, but they are mild as oompared with I f“ at Jfooker Jim^tried to Kill L D. Dyar.
cents per bnehel. * I those I coold not read. I wonld not defile my I ^ 80 > ^ ncc ^ ed ^
Life In-usance Agents Sci«c« #vbnn I m ° al k with uttering tie blasphemy and inde- to tak ® ^° r8 ®* . . ..
ijife jn luance AOEtTS ocabce —Two ooun-1 at,-*, jj.* i 6 it er s withheld contained 11 The testimony of R.dile oorroboratea his
trymen searched Oolumbna one and a half fv I letters witnneia contained. 1 tentimonv
hnnra ^ARterJrv fnr a Ufa in.n» nAa .mi I thonght at one time of handing one of these Wlie ■ ieMlimon y«
coald not find one Continninn their ^nnnmit letters to the district attornev, for tbe jadge I The If ebrew Conference,
they at last found one near tha ^ard ho^c’. ? nd the * nr J t0 8881 . b . nt w . 8 refr f lned fr0 , m d °- Oisonwm, Jnly 10 -The Hebrew Confer-
8o reports one of the agents. * in8 80 ou a * ter oonslderadon « I w reiterate ence to-day adopted a constitution forming an
n , xT h . I what I have said before, that the badness of I association under tho name of the Union of
can t Macon spare our bereaved neighbor a | ffoi boy’s father was only known to those who I American Hebrew Oongregations. The object
few ? | knew the father best. I did think of putting in I of the Union is the establishment of a Hebrew
The Griffin News, of yesterday says “a large I »ome evidenoe that wonld more fully have shown I Theological College. All the Hebrew oongte-
Macon firm has been prospecting around this thta - b f 1 w “ tb »‘ Jadge Davis gations in the United States are invited to join
v f I wonld have excluded it I the Union. Tha next meeting of the Confer*
plaoe with a view to engage in business next I “And how does the Walworth family feel, ence will beheld on the 2d Taesdajr in Jaly of
falL” I sir?” I next year.
The News reports tne drowning of Mr. Sea- “They’re a wonderful family. I knew noth- Accident.
born Falter, of Meriwether county, last Friday "T . CalIed ‘SV? 6 v°* 98 ' Boston, Jnly 10—Two boys, while scuffling
■ . . , P| . . . y And Mrs- Walworth—she a a wonderful, she s a f or a pistol, were wounded by it—one was shot
while seimng in Hint river. splendid woman. She wonld stand by if it were throngh the breast and the other through the
The Oolnmhns doctors report that city dis- I necessary and see her boy banged without shed* I hand
gnstlngly healthy. d ! D 8 5 8nd y? 8 ‘«rt.y she heard the ver- ' How Aboat cholera ?
Tnx Brunswick and Albany railway case came ai s C Te *ff »t <In°a woman like MrafwalwTrth sst^ril^hic^Sdud"^ X/ 0116 ? H h6r °
np in Glynn Snperior Oonrt, on Wednesday, and if the jury bad acquitted Frank, then the would y8 J^^Z-T’ ** hd cholera victim,
the Savannah News says: have wept, bnt no? in any other ease.” vesterdlv 7 ° h ° Ier ‘* de * lbB
We understand that the bonds of the Com- “^ 8 “^ " b "aTofOexwtio’n^ ^i' 11 Cacisairt, Jnly 10-Four oholera deaths
pany, whioh were deposited as collateral in New reference to a Dili or exceptions. ve&terdav
York, by Kimball, were received here yester- “No. we ve had no time, even if one is pro- P y '
dav bv exoress Thav were at rmnn fnrwarded I sented. Mr. Beaoh is away in Albany, and be-I ine cariuu.
to Brunswick, to one r'f the eonnselin the oase, 8id<s8 , nothing of the Bort will be done on Sat- MiDuro Jo’y 10'TheOariistahave captured
- - Iprasy.'' I the town of Bangusa, in the province of Na-
“Wiil yon tell me, air, why you ask that sen-1 vane, 25 miles southeast of Pampelnna, and
tbe Interior, Oentelli; Minister of Justice and I
Eclesiasticsl Affairs, Yigliani; Minister of War, Ca.
Lieutenant General Bicotti Magni; Minister of I Tax temitt^ M Loh„— -~ s _ --
Marine, Signor Sahut Bon; Minister of Fnbhe
Works, Spaventa; Minister of Pablio Instrno- and Warrant™
tion, Scaloga; Minister of Commerce and Agri-1 P M Mercer University bonda...
„_i,’ . v, naif I * aid new city bondj ISO. —
culture, i mall. Pail Macon and Brunswick Railroad bond
The nteamshlp Ylntlnln.. Incidental—
Havana, July 10.—The steamship Virginias I jauTuSj?^ * nd othor * * ^
has arrived at Kingston, Jamaioa. from Asnin- I'i-..- 1750
walL 8he was followed by the Uaited States | ClUhy. Jones A Reese— 125 00
steamer Kansas and the Spanish frigate Bozan,
but in consequence of her superior speed she I a^p. 1 ^* —*—— 4 w
soon outran tnem, and they were not seen after- | Chamberlain Jdanfs Co.... p; 00
wards.
TheWreetcofthe City of Weshlnxtox).
Halit ax, July 10.—A disDatch from Port Li- I A McQaeen_._-—
bear states that the wreck of the steamship I T a w^Ji mlt “'*° rr M
City of Washington broke in two at 7 o'olock 1 u F . ~ ...
this moraine. The Captain and officers were I Ktnannel Johnson —
ou board at the time, bnt succeeded in escaping ^.f); r fiJI}* am<0 °’ clerit .* t r * i,r0 ^ d
from the wreok. I M B Pollock!
and will be introdaoed as evidence.
Savahsah enjoyed a most refreshing
“Well, now, if I am going to be banged, of
course I want all tbe time I can get to make my
shot the tax eollector.
Press Censorship In Havana.
Havana, Jnly 10.—-The Government has sus
pended the publication of the Tribune until a
“But young Walworth is not to be hanged.” I fine of $2,000, imposed by the authorities, has
_ “Of oonrse not; bnt if a man is going to be been paid.
The Fort Valley Miiror, of Wednesday, has 1 imprisoned for life it is no good to hnrry mat- strikes in Spain,
the following: I tera nnneoessarily.” ... Madsid, Jnly 10.—Three thousand factory
Suddek Death.—It again beoomes onrsad Public opinion fiperas to have endorsed ‘ho I operatives have strnek for higher wages and
‘ ‘ ‘ -,rfi.i H,.nn™r) 1 shorter hours, In AUoant.
Tuesday afternoon, which was followed at night
by a most terrifio thunder storm.
Gait. Chakles H. Sausdkbs, a well known | will and do other matters of that kind^
citizen of Mad son, died on Wednesday.
duty to chroniole the demise of another one of I verdict, Mr. O Conor?
our best oitizens, Mr. P. M. Inabnett, who died “ yea : but I am certain that had Frank shot
of apoplexy at his homo last Monday about 2 I his father in Saratoga Springs, and Ihe trial
o'clock. He was lying down at home resting, held there, the jnry wonld have ccquitted him.
hia head fell back suddenly, and he expired be- Tho character of both father and son wtre well
fore any attention could be given him. He waa known there, and tho patting of the father away ■ YVa^mnoton Julv 10 —The Attornev Genor
one of onr best citizens. | would have been regarded as only that whioh a letter !n relatton to fh^Buita
NIGHT DINPATCUES.
Tbe Harper's Ferry Properly.
U. 8. Court —Wm. Brantly, of Montezums,
was arrested by Depnty Marshal Fordbam, last
Saturday, and brought before U. 8. Commis
sioner, J. B Griffin, at this plaoe. It appears
that abont a half dozen yonng men went to a
negro honse and took ont one Sallie E. Carter,
T “Vou 6 Sauifested an intense tnlereat in °“
cnnrcfl of the trial ?” 1 th ® Har P er 8 Fen T property, in which he says:
“Yee. f I was scarcely fitted to take the part I i8 ° ot ,nt ® nti .°£ to h - av ? ^®
did on that account. AU my emotional nntnre ebfim? nt« V inat the aU
was aroused. I knew bow ioblo a boy Frank ‘be ontstand.ng clsimi against the property are
and that his devotion to hi. mo.her blinded | d^eim^edVhat. ff aiy.rig”
or claim the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com-
a white woman of loose morals, (she is a fortnne I “{.Hostion™ Tr riinn'^ I *>*6“ jndicially determined" what. If any, "right
taller hv tr.dat ard rtva bar a vlnlart haatinrr. h im tO_eVOry obligation. _ It 1S_8 noble feeling, , , h B ,l,; mora « n d Ohio Railroad (1™.
teller by trade) and give her a violent beating, i . , . — .
Tho yoang men have absconded to parts nn • I^Ipanjhaveto the property, or any part Ibere
known. Tbe plaintiff did not have any oonn
set and the case was postponed until next
Thursday week Young Brantly was required | ...
to give a bond of a thousand dollars. | th8 ; ablio genUmeat wa?i of conrfle ,
indicate there is no man
for that’ 1
‘He has fallen npon hard times for his trial, I
The CummtnK’s Cotton Case.
O. F. Moose, concsel for claimants, tele
graphs from Newport regarding a test case
, outraged; a son had destroyed his own father. I “We have gained the great Camming cotton
llreck of the Clly of lVasUInCtou. I ft bnsy, bustling society, and we are | °laim before the British Commission here.”
Tho Inman steamship City of Washington, I a million people; we cannot stop to make nice The ootton wsr csptnred on Bed river. The
as was announced by onr dispatches of the Stb, distinction.?, and the life or the liberty was do- award is for $20,000.
.... t g \r I mantled. One of these had to give way, and it I Synopsis Weather statement,
was wrecked on the coast of Nova Scotia, seven- has RiTen ... aa E W8y> Win Dep’t, Oeexce Chief Signal OnucEu,
ty miles west of S^mbro, at two o’clock In the I 'With the above reflections fresh npon his
afternoon of tho 5!h instant, in a dense fog. | mind the reporter bid Mr. O’Conor good day.
She left Liverpool on the 24tli of Jane and saw
neither sun nor stare, and was unable to make I
Mayor and Aldermen, City of Macon,
Current with Chan. J. Williamton, Treasurer, for
Quarter ending June IS, 1S73.
. tiff-.
Account 1 Magaxine—1) C Hodgkins, salary
Armory -
March 18.1S73-
Balanco from last reports.....
Tax-.-..
Interest-
Insaraaco tax-....
, Public property .
Washisoton, Jaly 10 —-The Secretary of War J City lots-
Mllitary Priuon.
.$ £0.9*7 46
37,160 St
66
997 70
W M
2,465 32
413 44
91899 47
3,300 00
33175
0.000 00
\V p ()oodall.ca.«h exchange on dr’ft
J C Mcburney.President M C M M
Co, cu h v8 od by him in tranafer-
nn« back to the city by Armory
Cotton M-inufaeturirff Co., said
property f or which stock in said
J-ompiny was :.«5ned to the city—
- ^ ^ 01 ®Pany being broken np
and stock excelled
‘" ( LT en k. ^ Un<lr ®d and fifty shares
mL&Aii* 7 CoUon M’fp Co..
cineelled in surrender of Armory
r ToUl 7 l ° tb ° Clty by 8a * d Go — 75,000 00
Georgia State Fair— ' * '
M Johnson,Secretary....^. L062 50
Beard A Kimball, printing."'”* * 42 00
IT. 1.104 89
300
Rose Hill -D Valentino
Jane 13.1S73—Cash to balance.
$10,492
fi.ono 00
9000 00
1.000 00
500 CO
$164,289 47
The undersigned have examined the fore
going accouBt, and find proper vouchers and
entries, and all correct for the eeoond qnarter
ending, Jane 18,1873.
J. W. But.es,
Jaly 3, 1873. R. J. Liam foot,
Finance Committee.
Gas Thomas-
W A Huff.
T C J yner^
10 00
5 00
75 co
17 50
Realsrnailon of Nonvlllav.
I Gas Thoma
Madbid, Jnly 10-Tbe resignation of Gen-1 S °^. p . f " oaa ' ,ani0M at rAilroaJ
eral Nonvillas ae oomm inder of the armv of tbe C J Mrobcry—
Oorfova'vfflh. J* is “ ld ’ G8neraI chV,T > Uu^vr^Srb355;
Cordova will be his 8uoc & *-sor. | sundry amounts paid out by him..
FINANCIAL
AS I) COMMERCIAL I bTo. * co..„
Clisby, Jouea .
Truman Green..
E Bond. P M
I Gus Thomas .....
Total.......
Interest—
500
400
25 00
25 no
4 .50
21 80
13 25
200
61 80
775
101 25
5 50
2 79
5 00
OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,!
July 10—Evening, 1873. y
Cotton.—There ia no chanae in the cotton mar
ket worthy of note. Fine cottons still bring 18c
Tho demand for poor cotton haa diminished some
what.
The recoipts einco last report have been 27
bales; tho shipments daring tho same time liavo
boon 247 bales, and the Bales 30G bales.
MAOOJt COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1,1872-bales.. 412 I win Hari3raraiTnd>>A R Ttottw.
Reoeived since last report 27 I ctmmitiiontrs for Tatnall Square 1.000 00
Beoeived previoualy 6!,37J—61,837 I OBeaes— 37 50
I Nisbet & Jackson, attorneys A L
Cl £09 Maxwell, against Armory prop-
nAn * | _ erty. — ....... 1,141 44
ro OKO ro rnr I M Lucas 6 50
59.268—69,505 I Sundry persons work atPark^.^^. 110 75
I Johnson k Dunlap......................... 7 00
2,334 I Johnson k Dnnlap........ 3 50
K Rowe, acent, on eu machine.. 200 00
_ A „ , . , E Rowe. asrenU on gas machine-^. 300 00
Latest Market Keparts by Telrgrspli ; g
1 W A IIufL for sundry bills paid 7^40
Sundry persons on currency..54$ 84
" 19.540 50
Lloens*remitted J Collins t Son.'".II!....
Eills payabls— Mayor’s note to order 8 S
Dunlap datod April 30, at 1 month*........
By Pablio Property—
S Mackintosh........... ^..$ ft CO
C J Stroberg 36 00
Qeo F Cherry. Sheriff....... 1100
CH Freeman 15 75
For over FORTY YEARS thie
PURELY VEGETABLE
LIVER MEDICINE
Bat proved to be the Great Unfailing Dpecifie
for Liver Complaint and Ita painful offspring. Dyspep
sia, Constipation, Janndice. Bilious attacks. Sick
Headache. Colio, Depression of Spirits. Sour Stom
ach, Heartburn. Chills and Fever, otc„ etc.
After years of careful experiments, to meet a great
and urgent demand, wo now produce from our origi
nal Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED.
_ Lbiuldform of SIMMONS’ LIVER R KGEL ATOR.
confining all its wonderful and valuable properties,
and offer it in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES
Shipped eince last report..
Shipped previously
Stock on hand thisovening.
J®* CAUTION.—Boy no Powders or Prepared
SIMMONS* LIVKR KRGULATOR unless in our en
graved wrapper, with Trade mark. Stamp and Siena'
ture unbroken. None othor is gennino.
J. XI. ZE1UN A: CO H
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druzei&t*.
lan2S-d*wly
FINANCIAL. | C H Freeman"
III Christopher.
New Yoax—Noon—Stocks dnlL Money easy at I B Brady..
4<®5. Gold very quiet at lf>%. Exchange, long I Me Murray
9%; ehort 1CK Uovemmonta dull. Btate bonds h on *“ macliIne * per
^ Evening—Money easy at 3<5?4 Sterling firm at I p ^Lawler.- ..
9K- Gold 16?4@15K- Governments very quiet, W T Morran .
with but litjle chanae. Btate bonds very quiet. I Sundry perrons work at Park
Midnight—Government., 81. 13Jf; C2a 17H: 64s I W n.x'ehurst, Trew. for K Rowe.
1765a 1856 new 175i; 67a 18*; 68a 18%; new _«•“*-"n
5a 16%t 10-40s 14%. MsWao'raer
Tennesaoe Ca 8U: new 79%; Virginia 6a 43; R Findl.v>
new 5J; conaol £3; deforrod 10^: Louisiana I H Findlay's Sons
6e43; new 42; levee 6« 40: 8s 60; Alabama 8a 80; | R Findlay’s Sons
58 65: Georgia 63 70: 7a 86; North Carolinas 26; I R Sons-
new 15: special tsxlSVft Bouth Carolinaa 20; new I Sf I S lD 2 , 5 y ,* Sona ’
15: April and October 22. S 1 }
New Orleans—Sterling 26%- New York eight % I b A Wfae 2 gT’~
premium. Gold 16^. I R A Wise k Co!T.‘.
London—Noon—The bank rate has been reduced 1 Hands at Park
1 per cent and is now 5 per cent. I Sundry persons, work at Park
Evening—Bullion in tho Bank of Fnglsnd has in- | S 8 Durian, borne for part of lot 5,
creased £38,000.
Paris—Noon—Rentes 55f55c.
Evening—Rentes 56 f4.0c.
Eallion in tho Bank of Francs haa decreased
43,000,000f.
75 00
40 00
50 no
12 00
51 75
6 00
10 00
235
79 50
62
150 00
900 00
47 01
238 00
17 00
5 17
107 49 .
105 74
per Shea— 7150
Sundry persons work at Park JW 75
C H Freeman 75 00
COTTON.
I H Christopher.
H S Holder.
111 Brady
E Rowe, saent. on *as machine.
—- J W Bnrke k Co...^^.
Burke k Co against Armory-
Dock Jenkins
E Howe, agent, on gas machine.
40 00
63 75
50 00
100 ro
40 68
200
200 00
500
8 50
177 36
978
900
36 95
Washington, Jaly 10
Probabilities; On Friday for the eastern Gnlf
States, sonthwest.winds, veering to north with
Tli© Third Term movement. I generally clear weather; for the Sonth Atlantic
.. . . . Tho Washington correspondent of tha Cin-1 States, southerly winds, veanng to southwest
any obsorvatton during her entiro trip. I, 0ommercia] nuder data of the nh and poealbly northwest with numerous local
Ihe steamer stinck, abont two o clock on Satnr- . . ■ ’ - _ _ rains.
day, tho fog was so thick and so dense 1 1D8tftnt > telegraphs as follows - I • xho Richmond Duel Case.
no oBJEors could be been It appears that the movement of the office Richmond, Jnly 10.—In the case of Dr. Gal
throe yards ahead. Everybody on board sup- holders to secure the renomination of General ] eDi ono D f the surgeons in tho Mordecai-Me-
posed tho vessel was proceeding on her way to Grant for the third term has already cnlminated. Catty duel, who refused to testify before the
New York, and tha only intimation to the con- «ia stated that the preliminaries were arranged Q tan( j j nryi on the ground that he might crim-
trary was a I 8t Long Branoh several d*ys ago, and it Is not j na te himself, Jndge Gnion to-day decided that
nztxz oniTiNo bound I oenioa that the President is cognizant ot it. [j e must answer the questions propounded by
as tho vessel was driven over the rough bottom ThosOihaviDgthomatterin charge seem to count the Grand Jnry. or be held for oontempt. The
of tha shoals where sho now lies. Tho steamer very largely npon the divisions supposed to ex- counsel asked for snspenslon of sentence in or-
was going at tho rate of abont nine knots when lot In ihe ranks of the opposition, and upon g er to appeal to the Supreme Oonrt, which was
she sirack. There was no excitement on board thetr ability to rally the moneyed interests of the panted, and commitment of witness was post-
at ths time. Everybody was perfectly calm, I oountry to the support of their scheme. Under 1 poae d tm that timo.
and Captain Phillips' officers and orew imme-1 the head of their moneyed interests they „ cw Tork n cm ,.
diatelv set abont lowering boats and getting I lnolndo tho National Banks, tho railroad cor- T . ln ,, . .
rangers on shore, of whom there were porationa, and the large oapitalista Thto. M***' *&
twenty-eight cabin and four hundred and eigh- they allege are for Grant, because under ^" 8 . di "?. t ° rs ‘b 8 ' 8 ??. ,no ^ uornm - A m00t '
tv-one hteeroco Meantime his administration it is not likely that any tiD f la ^. ,,cd ^, the,S b- . . . t J ,
ty-one slocrago.^Me^ legidation will be enacted hostile to those in- L £ “ ,ll . ,on , do “ 9rs 8 old L ’ being packed for
from tbo grounded ship, and in answer to them stitntlons. Another argument used, is that D “ a ™ a J 8 f I8a ^f 8 : _.. - , . . _ ,
men <mme alongside in small boats, from whom there is no man in the Bepnblioan party who tootter Patcb8n Ch,ef - 18 dsad - VaIag <
tho first intimation was obtained as to tho lo- ha3 developed greater popular strength than ***'- uw - suicide
oality whero the vessel had been driven. For- I Granf, and it is hardly probable that within the 1 „ . . , n r ‘
JSSJrT. calm, and tha distance next throe years he will have a dangerous rival. _ Noevjle, July 10.-Georg« Sands, mate on
New Joek—Noon-Cotton sales 277; middlings
20%: market dull and irregular.
Futures opouod steady as follows: July 20 S-1C;
August 20 1-16; 8eptemb?r 18%: October 17 1316; , „„ vor
November 17%: Decomber 17%@17%. RB liall...*.
Evening—Cotton Bales 5177; middlings 2'%; mar- 1 (lueraBey, Bertram A nendrix......
ket closed duU and irregular; net receipts 404; gross I U Jones —....
626. I Anderron 1c Ballard.
Silos of futures to-day were 14,400 balce; market I ^ un .A r 7 hands at Park,
cloeed eaey a. loilowa: July 20%: August 19 13-16; I y. t, .Sir!:.’;'"
Septombor 185-10; October 1712-16; November 17% RuadTfperao'M'itPmk.”
@17%; December 17%. I Lawler A Bro.
Baltimobe—Cotton, gross receipts 41; oxports to | J 4ViIIiams....-_ _ „
Great Gritain 118; ealea 140; stock 4630; middlings P Lawle*a._ 7 so
20%; market dull and nominal. J Lr.wle-s — 10 00
hxw Oblianh—Cotton, net recoipts 328; gross I m p;,ir° ,on —-
679; export* to Great Britain 1C40: antes 93; last 1 Hands at Park ~~~
evening 700; stock 45,932, ordinary 12%: good ordi- Jones Aliaxtar.acaillltArmory... 59 40
nary 16^; low middlings 17%; middlings 18%; 1 n D —
market quiet. In tbe receipte ia included one bale .
of new cotton, tbe first of the season, from Texas. I »»ade..........
Midnight—The first bale of new cotten, received I S'wEwSSfJ? 88 * Co
from Brownsville, Texas, classed strictly good eta-1 oiimr ViST****
plo. It goes by oxprese to Now York. TramimAGratn
Wilmcnoton—UortOD, net receipte 16; exports I Truman k Green.... ,„Z.~
coastwise 71; sales 86; stock 1193; middlings 18%; I Sundry persons a:Park....
markot steady. I Truman k Green.......
AransTA—Cotton, recoipts 66; sales 200; mid- I u r t
dlings 18; demand good. {} 8 C fi r n , f d t °P h ® r<
8avahnah—Cotton, net receipts 126: sales 180; I jj Brady
stock 6510; middlings 18%; market very bare. j Total*
Charleston—Cotton, net receipts 188: exports I Police-
coastwise 1191; sales 300; stock 7741; middlings 19; I Shannon. MUlor k Co
.... Nussbaum Sc* Dannenberg...^
J. L. SHEA,
HUM TAILOR!
Has just received some neat
PANTALOON PATTERNS
Which will bo made up to moasnro at a veiy mod*
erato price.
C Burke... »7 50
Carhart k Card, against Armory^.. 163 34
10Q
17 23
25 f JO
41 10
79 25
66 75
■X3 00
75 00
40 00
38 75
50 00
good ordinary 17%; markot steady. I jL^baum Dannent
MoBnjs—Ootton, net receipts 87; exports coast-1 l n-L* ,Tajr * ? *‘
wise250; sales 100; stock 13.404; middlings 18%; SVifttPorter
market quiet. I j 0 h n Nixon,
Bosto>— Cotton, net receipts 86; grossCS; sales born
250; stock 10.590; middlings 21: market
Norfolk—UottOD,receipte 1012; exports coast wise
627; sales 100; stock 4936; low middlings 18%; mar I ‘•.,V n , dr Tr m <r L 1 ir -—' v*~, —
ket dull. WAfiyfii Mayor, fori month’s
Memphis—Cotton, net receipts 256: shiDmonts S Y t Ttansnortation'rn “
259; stock 11,833; low middlings 17%@18%; market johnNii.on.VT
irregular. | John Nixson
Ite
of basiness men. Ha rises at 5, walks nn-1 Frofeeaor Tyndall, the last scientific visitant, as
o takes hi, coffee, and for two hoars trane- * 8 “, “ P , r ?- 88S0 v r punning who carefnlly in-
k'ji-.,,... . „ veetigated the whole subject. The tremendous
tollneto with hia oonnae.lor of State. He » orCJ 0 ( t j, e WA t er jnskes It cut direotly down-
**n drive, to Vienna and gives audienoe to the 1 ward in ita own channel. The latter authority
and deputies ln waiting. He then thinks that the progress np the stream of the
fto. TT , that they have been at least seventy.fonr thou
■to. He dine, between 4 and 5 E M. Ho eats I aand ^ makicg ^ , aJ np J flom
—e and drinks less. In tho evtnisg ho works | ton.
hia ministers, never going to bed later than I . “ , ,
A® o'eloek. If afire break, out he ia among the A nuox cephalopod is now on exhlbiUoa at
in: at the spot Daring the .porting «*.on he tbe t8 “P l8 of A “ kl ' Xeddo * J ‘P 1D ’ * blcb ™
... ® I Wtll.J Wm Xan.n... fl aKa,wsH ...olneo
ta ^es the train at 9 at night for tteiohenan or I
killed by Japanese fishermen. The creature
Haachlag, dressed in the ooatnme of a moan-1 018 fi^ufi-bo*! with 1U tentacles, while
toeer, and p*»e. the night on the highest 0 ® tb8 / ida e 8 ^ Kononto, in the distriet of
«cki, to hunt the chamois, or In the thick Ki8 " ad “ n ’ “ d the b°* tm8n faU8d * b rr»-
shoot bUckoock. Invito of the* in- From U« toQ to the tuertion
««aut fatigue, of mind and body hi, health ia 1118 ab “ nt
perfect He lx, at the .am. like hi, an- "“*** ‘T’ tnm iU i“ oto8 th8
Otoora, a nun 01 the oabinM, and fond of ^
fttoug exercise lo ths opem air. Ha ha* jtoi now b“ ,bnlnk * in88
iterwaad labor, lo perform ln with I iu d ^ h ’ “A UTm « have meaaured near
great sxpodtlon.
I ly or quite eighteen (ml
Sundry men to Jane 17. 1873 1,481 65
7V A Huff, Mayor, for one month's
.......— Vinm
Galveston—Cotton, net receipts 122; eale, 60; I W A llopaon A Co
stock 17,941; good oriinary 16; market dull and I B bovrenthal—
nominal. rv™ 1 ” 0 """
PHiLADELP.m—Cotton, middlings 20%; market I sundry mi
qoier. * L — *■
Liveepool—Noon—Ootton quiet; uplands 8%;
Orleans 9.
Cotton sales 12,009; speculation and export 2000.
From Savannah and Charleston, deliverable Au
gust and September 8%
Later—From Savannah and Charleston, deliver-
abio September and October 8%.
Cotton salos of to-day include 3,000 bales Amer
ican.
s, 7:174.
e, 2:43}.
manned, and in three hours from the time of I egates. Some of tha President’s friends think 1 rocra^way^y kwouijb ■■■mwi^tinbn^
thedisaster It Is too soon to sgitate the qaestion of the sue- btodrtth. navy revolver. The gnioide is be-
the disaster ^ ^ B31ED cession, bnt tho matter hu been kept very ! i6T f d to h8v0 beea o.ns^ by disappointment
was landed at Foint Lebear, where the inhabit- qniet, and it was not expected to be made pnb- m love. The deceased waa 23 J®ara of 8 8®>
anfs busied themselves providing temporary lio until at least a year hence. If Grant should ?? da Bon of J - ®- Sand3 » Eear A 13 ™' 1 ® 1 u - 8 -
accommodations for passengers and erew. AU fail to get the nomination, his friends assert J ' aTy ' Tto<) Tnrf .
the passengers’ luggage ud1 effeeto, ship storey that he wdl ba able at least to name his sneces- MoraocTn p Ans> Jnly X0 ._King Amadeus
eto., were also saved and landei Tffie stop . won the two year old race; time, 1:18}. Hnb-
lymg on “■ rrao kerf “ }* f " d, . n * ^ hich tide < l necr Nimei lo the New York DIrec- bard won the fonr mile race, distancing his
there are about fifteen feetof water at hightlde competitors in the first heat; time,
ontheshoal. The engine-room is full of water, I '* I - - - -- ..... * ’
which ebbs and flbws throngh it, and it 1b snp-
oosed that a hole was stove in the bottom be-1 tory there appears a collodion of queer names. , _ , .. , .
sS2s,«5SSttS;sf£-:!: sr,'^rrsA'!Ss. 1 :SSSi55 ,Bi ' s ‘sr s aSSSS
full 7 The fop did not lift tiu Monday morning, ShI P* 3 0f8w3 ' 3 Hearty, 5 Siok, 1 Toslck, 2 of aU persons who have olaims against the
when for the first time, it was seen that the WeU, 8 Weller, and 1 Twogood. Then there United States, whioh arose after the terminal
voajci bad narrowly escaped. are 3 Noahs and I Ark, 3 Fora, 1 Feather, 3 date flled of Washington, for the
TOTAL AND Jmmediatx dxstbuciios. Pilgrims, 6 Staffs, 1 Oar and C Drivers, 2 Mean a ° U011 f ° r thS advance *
with probable loss of everyone on board. The and 2 5 0onstabIea with i ciubb, 2 Jury meDt ° f Turk ™ the ltookont
distance between the port bows of the ship ana I ^ . . ; _ Z, 1 tho Tarn on tne look ont.
Little Gall rock was only abont two hnndred I J Foreman. There may also be found 9 I it £g stated that eight Turkish men of-war
yards. How she escaped in the dense fog ia I Canary .q and 30 SingerSj 1 Dollar and 2 Shilling?, I are on their way to Snmatre, to watch over the
marvelous, and all on board, pamengers and 11 Bowels, 15 Honaes, 1 Boof and 3 Leaks, 2 interests of the Saltan on that island,
crew, were deeply thankful. In the direction the Fa8 ^ 2 S j 0Wf x gj- x Fatt and 10 Jj 0Vl a 2 Hens, Tl1 ® cl >oler» in Spain,
ship was steering along the dangerous western I 0 _w « w __-_ Brsstan, Jnly 10.—Eighteen cases ui uuuuuh
coast of this province, her escape from a e ,trno- ICto* J, »uck, 3 Clock anti 3 Hands, 18 K, OCCD ' rred J here> , B beteof fonrtMn were
tion on reefs and Bunken rock, no plentiful I Christians, 2 Smner3, and aDsvil, 1 Ssow and 4 I f ata L In Contnbnrg, eight were stricken and
along tho coast was simply providential. There ] Sailers. | f onr are dead.
is no theory offered to aooonnt for the ship’s I . I The Spanish Civil War.
deviating, though it is a fact that no observs- A Man s Head Cur Oee hi Liobtsbo.-A Ja i y 10 ._Tho Oariista h..„ »c.a«u
tions hsd been taken from ths Ume ofjeaviug F 0 rt Wayne (Indiana) telegram cf Jnly 7th to thirty-four residents of Morsa and hold seven of
Liverpool to the moment or the awR&te. in I Cincinnati Commercial, says a yoneg man I them as hostages for the safe return of the in-
staanrsaggiU—■
Gull Rock bar. This ia distant from Backport, ont hunting on Friday, did not return, as ex- ranRom . 8 ‘ 7
the nearest port, twenty milsa, and from Hsli- pected, and his friends have been bnsy search- ihe Depnty Mayor and Counselor of Malaga
fax abont eighty miles, in latitude 43 deg. 39 . for eTer since. He was found this I have been assassinated,
mm. north, longitude 64 deg. 66 mm. west. Tne | , . , _ , . 1
passenger, were morning abont three miles from town, lying
comtobtablt accommodated I abont fifteen feet from a big tree which had
in houses at Port Lebear, while for steerage pas-1 been strnek by Ughtning. His head waa sev-
BtoiDuiAOiA, Tomatoes.—Any one visiting |
■k* fountain and grounds of CoL Singleton, I
>fUr nunUring around and feeding Ihs fish, I
*xld be amply rewarded by a stroll throngh I
W. vegeUbU bstt, which are Immedi.toly.obn- drawi f C23 p. montb> eI(ypt
Here among other fruits of the ses- ^ ca8 ud a , Ba i aries flrawn before
may bo men gigantio tomato plants, all . fry's service is performed in December
itourt and supported, tod scarcely able to sus- wiU b# for each § 5 C25 or $6 o 3 moro ^ lb0
tala their ruby burden. annna , pay noa „ ^ oM Uw
Ike «peeies cultivated are known as tbe “Ar-
togtoo” and .“Trophy,” and it is difficult to Changes ia Niaqaba Falls.—A oorrespond-
•*? whioh is ihe snperior. The fruit, weighing ent of the New York Evening Post notes visible
*•* * pound each, is strung like beads upon changes in the contour of Niagara Falls. The
ike branches, which protrade from stems eight I Horseshoe Fall, he AAV*, no longer deserves that
Ito in height, tod of the thiehness of a man’s I name. It is, in fact, now a triangular fall, the
***•*. CoL Singleton pinehes off the non- point lying np the stream and the two sides
1 w*rtU| shoot*, ud removes tho leaves which j stretching downward. It would appear that the
*rts and retard the ripening of the crop. I weight of the water is breaking away the rock
Iu iddttioa to heavy manuring and deep cnl-1 to snoh an extent that a narrow chasm is in
ttm, he also irrigates the plants artificially, so I course of formation, into which the water will
•k»y lack for nothing, and attain to extraordi- I fall as from two opposite walls. On tho other
toy riai. We brought away samples which I hand, the American Fall, instead of having its
•told take the premium in any exhibition. form « ■*"¥«”■» «• ^j,*®*, !103
jt| * I uneven, with deep indentations and receding
*» IxnUATxioui Empxbob. — The Emperor ^“-jbere the rock has Men piece by piece
, . .. , ., , . . I These changes, however, all seem to be confined
Joeoph, of Austria, is said to be one of I bed ofthe channel, and never encroach . - - _ „ ,
Indnstrious of monarchs ud method- | 0 n either shore. This waa the oonclnsion of seegera imd crew tenta and awnings made from I ere ^ from Ms body, ud the two were lying I Nxw York, July 10.—The police authorities
^ some disUnee apart. The theory of the core- are busy making preparations for tho dispoei-
New Yoee—Noon—Flour firm. Wheat quiet and IS n Wrieley A Co-
steady Cora advancing, l'crk qiiet and nn- S Mein osh
ebsuged. Lard steady: western steam 9 Tnrpen 1 * "“ k “*
tino Etcady at 44%®45. Rosin quiet at 2 80 foi i n T . -
common strained. Freights firm I b „ a a “”
Evening—Flour, southern rather more activo and I ]) T.:ine h Cn!
firmer; common to fair extra 6 2U@7 85; good to [ c Berks. 8100 60 :DLanjA Co.
ahoico 7 93®10 50. Whisky active and firmer at 93. 1 S210: SI Gustin. 11.000.— 1.316 £0
Wheat unchanged; holders not anxious: winter red I D Lane 3c Co. 6210: S I Gut tin,
Ohio 1 58@1 58. Rico quiet; Carolina 7%@S% — 61C0-....—_....... M0 00
Pork unsettlod; new mess
unsettled. Navals steady.
J11DNIGHT dispatches.
Freparlag for the Onuike Procenlon.
3s£*tkisn°l£isssSmS a-u-
crew to Halifax. She railed for the wreck at I b I dr a»:n2 tho electricity upon lumself. I as to tha doings of the Inah. A large nnmber
day-ligtt this morning, and will probably return 1 . _ _ — —r^T* .._ | of theauthonUes^ here do not anticipate any
afternoon. Passengers will be for-
— I , tn-morrow afternoon pAi.ivntw.ro win h* for I A. First Cliss Notice of “Brick” Pomeroy. I more trouble on the I2th of July thu on the
until U, when he takes a frugal break-] warted to.tfceir d^tina^TbfSe m«t^ I -A craxy f.Uow named P.t Doton. who pnb-1 s^ a JJ-^ ^ ^ ^ ^
£r«2Sto SSSbSi U8he8 * W? 1 ** ** “ C^uearito,” at I^x-, tta ^ office at 9 30 A. M. on the 12th,' de-
knovrifwhether the ship wffl * reotl7 ington, Missouri, In one of hi* sane intervals teotives will be scattered among the orowd,
rsovx A total Lose I gives the above hnmbng this first-rate notiee : I wstehing tbe prooeeeion, and it will be their
or not. It is thought that all the cargo will be I “That eminent Yankee d. d, busted Brick x dTlt y a f r ®® t . *** exempting any violence or
cot ont in a damaged condition. Diver* an d I Pomeroy, who speaks with hia nsae, says ‘kern faitwPg * M well aa thieves fo^id along
wreckers, with their gear, leave here imme- I horn’ for oome home, and who cleaned out the I the ^^ ere he five hnndred men to
diatoly for tho wreck. A feeling of intense re- I Bouth for its greenbacks in exchange for his | guard the Orangemen, and » weerve of three
lief pervades this community that no live# have 1 dirty LaCroase Democrat, after the war, is ont I hundred at the oentral office. The pohee an-
beeh tost, and that a second AUanHo calamity in the new role of prophet He has jined the u,0 f. tl ®* K d £ not “‘•ud to call on Uie mihta^,
hasboeu averted. Husbands of Patrony, mid i. prophesying com- as thatthe fores is fully able to
The pamengers are supplied with oooked I ing events. As a husband of patron-y, or a I uoP* wltb “■* turbulent spirits,
provisions from tha (hip- It ia expected rite 1 pauon of husbandry, he will doabtlen do no I Flagvhlp Worcester,
will be got off if the weether oontinnee feror- I better then un the hnsbend of on abandoned and I Fort Monroe, July 10.—The United States
able. The of the ship report that no | abused wife, all too good for soeh a scalaway.” I steamer Woroaster, fligship of the North At-
obeervation had been taken for eight day*. I — ■ — I lantic eqnadron, flying the flag of Beer Admiral
When the ship first strnek, there were only a few I Mss. Ltstxr, of Indiana, was lately buried ! Geo. H. Soott, arrived at 1 o’clock r. x. to-day,
feet of water over the her, tbe tide being low, ] in her linen wedding garments, whioh she spun, I in oompeny with the Wyoming, end anchored
but witcr came in throngh the bolt knooked 1 wore and wore MTexity-three yean ego, ft off the port Alloa boerd are weU.
14 50
17 SO
28 50
700
2S00
. . 1100
Sundry m*n t^» April IT, 1873 1,275 16
W A Huff, Mayor for 1 month**
* “ ^— ... 150 00
~e 1.623 40
81
7 ro
4 50
113 25
133 CO
30 00
4 25
, detectives..,
A Cotton
Total,
Street*—
A McQaeen
K C Wilder k Son...^
Jones & Baxter..
PRODUCE.
Harrison .Jonca
D Lane k Co
Johnson k Dnnlap
John.eon k Dunlap
Wm Flowers ...»
D Lane k Co, $110 and i‘280
S I Gnstin, S105 and $1,000.....
16 00
7 00
, 415 81
7 70
. 210 00
.17 45
2 70
503
. 490 00
. 1,105 00
. 144 00
400
. ?8 .V)
. 210 00
. 210 ro
6 30
192 50
Freights steady.
Baltimore—Flour ete&dy. Wheat unchanged;
red western 1 S5^l 45. Com. white southern 58;
yellow 60. Oats firm; southern 55. Fork qniet;
mess 17 00. B&?cn firm and higher: cone offering;
let: Carolina 7M@8% I — 3io oo
:s ’17 37%«17 5® fiord £ Un.f Cn.. «« »
. Tallow duU at 8%_ 11 97
210 00
Bv Fire Department—
A MoOueen^.^—
1UOOD XI w. AMAJU aasaaa «*u« aaa^aaua. swiw vaavsaHR, ■ a ^"w'^-'iL’-WJ-^**** ■«-—
shoulders 8%@3% Lard doll at 8%@8%. Wnttky ^2^?MU Zi
qniet 83. I Pa'ts A Rosa ..
Louisville.—Flour quiet and unchanced; extra I n Faulk, for No 4, to Aprii ”il."~_
family 5 60@5 75. Corn firm; mixed white held I R A Morris 1 nr ralary— 75 00
at 60 Backed. Pork advanced; sales at 17 00. Ba- 1 The Guttapercha & R M«ni’, Co.. 1.474 40
con in fair demand and firmer; shoulders 8%@3%: The GnttaMrchaandRMauFc Co. 1,514 CO
clear rib sides 10%; ctear tides 10%, packed Laid I Sn - 3 80
steady; prime sierce 9@9%; kegs held at 10@10%; D itlary — —
steam8%. ■■ D Valent-no '■
CmciSNATi—Flour firm; common C 75®7 00.— I c R It A Raskin, Co
Cora firm at 50. Provisione strong. Fork firm; I OKR A Rankin, Co —
generally held at 17 00. Lard nominally unchanged; I C H R 4 Rankin, Co..— —
offerings light. Whisky etoady at 89. INM 8olon>eu.>orNo 5 -_ ,
8t. Loris—Flour qniet and unchanged: winter I S \ Kham * for No 3
8 uperfine4 00gi60; Comm good demand; No 2 Rankin. MwK'i*cSrZ:
mixed 37. Whisky dnU nt 83. Pork firm at 16 50 | The GatUpercha k R Man!’z Co-
Bacon strong and wintee; shoulders 8%; clear rib K M Ze»ly, for No 5
12 50
50 00
25 00
480 00
11 oo
25 00
150 00
10 75
650
34 96
sides 10%; dear sides 10%. Lard nominal.
New Orleans—Floor dull; double extra 5 25;
, Butt* k Ro23—
Total......
17 83
25 00
loom
527
10 50
73 25
55 00
550
AlLIT VjnLI,a.'0 a »U“> vauuuiu oa*** 8 w —t I /l.. T t.lA.
treble extra 6 0066 50; family 8 00@9 50. Com
mixed63: white very ecxrce and higher at 56— £uli,ht Co
Oats dn.1 at 40@41. Bran doll at 61. Hay dull: I ji M on Ga-licht Co . .. COO 00
prime 18 C0@22 00. Pork firm: 17 25. Dry salted Macon «a-lisht Co Z. 15 00
meats scarce and higher; shoulders 8%. Bacon I Macna Gaalisht Co... 500 00
active and scarce: shoulders 9%; sides 10%; hams, I Total..........—..—— —
choiee 15S10. Lard, refined scarce; tierces 8%; I Ci»v tax—Albert Oibian
keg 10. Sugar doll; fair 8%. Molassea dulL— I w '-“ a , r . l ' r - -- - n
Whisky dull; Lattiaiana 92; Cincinnati 96. Coffee yf A tt„«r mrr m. »
18@20. . I 115 21- ex 7S
WlLMINGIOS — Spirits turpentine quiet at 11— Mayor’s order. $10; JZohn.Jl 11 00
Boein steady at 2 SO for attained: low pale 8 50; I G E Sussdor#. $150, Green and
window glass 5 00. Crude turpentine steady; hud Raraeij ...™ 477 00
200; yellow dip and virgin 3 00. Tar higher at 3 25. W w “mmlrni fr tel tM ’ D "
Livukpool—Noon—-Tallow 49a9d.
London—Evening—Splnte turpentine 32a6 J.
MARINE NEWS.
New York—Noon—Arrived out, Castilian.
Evening—Arrived, Terry.
Hammond. $100... „
W k E PTajJ^r, $’>50: J J5Black-
shear. id&z J C Lanier. $25
E Fitzgerald, $125; J EBlackahear
J C Lanier. $25; Jfl ZeUin and Co,
. $50 45; E Batten. $25
Rankin, Ma5senburg and Cc.~
J GDeit*.MaTorprotem,order$2!r
FH Alley Sll_ - TT
CRRand Banking Company^^.
410 09
96 50
190 00
Total..
OITY BR.BWHH.Tr,
OOR. COLLI58 AND H1RRZ8 STB.
LAGER BEER, ALE AXD BEER.
FECHTEB A MERGER, Proprietors.
Offire.Old Poet OfficeBuRding-Next Gate City Bto | r^v J^m.^ne momhZ
ATLANTA. GA.
By salary—
W A Huff, one month —
J A McManus, one month.
Chaa J 'Williamson, one month...
O P Adams, one month.....
JiOS H. BLOUNT. ZIAAO HARDEMAN.
BLOUNT & HARDEMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Office, at entrance Balaton Hall, Ohtrry street,
dealt?
A B Bcardman, one month.;...
W A Ha S', one month............ ....
J A McManuf, one mouth............
0 F Adams, one month-
R W Jemiaon, one month
J B Weems, one month
A E Boardman, one month.-
Chaa J Williamson, one month...—
T W Mat>on f two and one-half mos-
W A Huff, one month
J A McManua. one month..
Chai J Williamson, one month—
0 F Adams, one month —.—.
J B Weems, onemomh
R W Jemison, one month....— -—*
200 00
133 33
200 CO
125 00
41 CA
41 66
£0 00
2f«. <*)
133 33
125 00
41 OB
41 ■>;
50 00
2»>J «s)
loo fiT
2CH
133 S3
200 00
125 00
41 66
41ft
JnnelOtf
J. L. SHEA.
44 Second Street.
WYTHE’S ELIXERS
—AND —
Pharmaceutical Preparations!
To dealers at Manufacturers Prices.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR.
TILDBN’S
SOLID m FLUID EXTRACTS
PILLS!
To doxlerB aa low as they con buy them anywhere.
HOaNT, RANKIN k LAMAR.
Prof. E. R. SQTJIBBS’
PREPARATIONS!
For baIo by
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale Ding and Ohcmical W T arehca80,
jnlyfitf 82 and 84 Cherry 8treot.
TONIC BITTERS!
T HESE BITTERS are giving perfect aatiafac
tion, and com’nginto general nto, Superior
to anything at present in tho market.
MICHIGAN FINE-GOT TOBACCO
IH BULK.
Afewot those
SNUFF AND GLASS JARS!
Left Suitable for patting np
PRESERVES and PICKLES
The public ia respectfully informed that I have
roaumed the eale of my
STREET CAR TICKETS.
GARDEN SEEDS
Suitable for the present eoasoja.
ROLAND B. HALL,
Corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue.
Jnly6tf
DIAMOND SPECTACLES.
T HESE Spectaclee are manufactured from “Min
ute Crystal Pebblea” melted together, and are
called Diamond on account of their hardness and
brilliancy. It in well known that ep xrtadee cut
from Brazilian or Scotch pebbles are very injurious
to the eye, because of their polanzicg light.
Having been touted with tho polaritcope, the
diamond leneee have been fonnd to admit fifteen
per cent, lees heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy,
are free from chromatic aberrations, and prodace
a brightness and distinctness of vision not before
attained in spectacles.
Manufactured by tbe Spencer Optical Mannfao*
taring Company, New York. ,
For sale by responsible Agerts In evmy dty a
tbe Union. JS. J. JOHNSTON,
Jeweler and Optician, Is solo Agent for Maoon, Ga.
from whom they can only be obtained. No ped
dlers employed. _ _ . .
The great demand for these Spectacles hae in
duced tumcrupulooa dealers to paixa off an inferior
and spurious article for tbo Diamond. Great care
abonld be taken to see that the trade- narko
which ia protected by American Letters Patent) i*
* mP Ad on averv P»»r- oct1fid.¥w1v«
LOST ENERGY
Weakness, Do
epondency, Ba*h-
T f ulneea, SyphiliA
For a speedy cure cf these or other ailments of n
private nature, call or send stamp for privet© cir
cular of advice to both sexes* Addreai* box “O,”
Western Medical Institute, 1S7 Kycamore street,
Cinannati, Ohio. The remedies are eo certain that
NO PAY will bo required of reapouaible persona
for treatment until cored. A visit to it* Mnsenm
will convinoe yon that this Institute is tbe only sure
one in the United Btate* to euro, Byphili* and r*,
tore Manhood. ieclloodAwli
