Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1873.
1 I*T an 1
Dire, tor <
f thi* Board of Trade,
^ j had 1i.n1
Thfe •
Ji .
”ork rity.
. i.i •« • t r»f d.^fte
owvr of his nge, ia the I
/ hii uanb'jod.
) *nd'in t
of hit* eoarao m life,' 1
r n r’iAmn ? ?i tm- ineflo I
-itiMn. A kind gentle- |
t XX- wAi
>rUing and eOeeee .ful-1
in our cit
nf .hi. 1 * thrift and bu-in-'sa integritr that char- 1
THE CTTY
Wh.-n Duk-*
v th*- tr.-.*-l*oi
I» ;k<*K oai h<
jonndrel, don't
Dak s fell or.
Wb -i Don L
Financial and Commercial Nl:w advkktisemknts.
:.k At all. H • TO
could 1 the
* I m.
Cotton.
#*?nto wen «2 bain; amid
a oxr from
aid be mwl)
(fifu
l Lmnan
* to com-
.* to the
Night L-am;n^on. th-* examination closed
her*? for the present, ami the court ad
journ-•*! until half-past two o'clock to-day,
when the examination of witnesses for the
State will be resumed. Mrs. Dukes was.
returned to jail.
READING NOTICES.
Single and double-buttoned kid "loves,
J in all colors (beautiful light party shades),
| just reo 'v. 1 at the New York Store.
oct5 tf
tscrutable ways of
Oman's finding out,
our heads, know-
i.ia right, and He
knj«M
Tin
Tw Iflfg ■» Ci
in.
jnnt^
the ee:
w< ek is the re^Uar lime for hold-
fall term of the Twigy* Connty
ir Court; but we undenttond there
ron * petition here a--kin" Jodgff
postpone the oonrt until later in
■oa, on aocrwint of giekn**8 in tho
«*l
m. Ore*
i* nigs
of the
> let ten
ind tin
ing tin* |»u
tea are for
bli<
Kuolosy.
r, Luke A Co. havi* rather
iwung acroM the ablewalk:
rdoor. There ii on the’
T, one of which ii painted
other block, thus, in a
maticel mann r, info
that black tea and gr
Me
urs. Gi
11 hi
receiving lar*
Hour, hay, etc
standing tho t
'•nlonc^•zootic‘ ,
Crorrrh•*.
, It* ck Jc Co. arts still
• |iiantiti**s of corn, bacon,
from the West, notwith-
ist-ncu of the cholera and
in that auction. They
arc buying thuir godls at panic prioett
and selling them at correspondingly low
figures. Be certain that you call at this
live e. tablinhinoet before buying your
groceries. . ^
t'olil* routine In.
Two car-Uxulaof stock have already ar-
riv«-d from Cobb county, to be in muli*
iiKMU for tho State Fair. Thia stock is to
bo entered an part of tho Cobb county
display for tho contest for tho thousand-
dollar premium, and wo had just ns well
whisper a word hero in private to other
oonntic*—if you desire to compote sac-
ar* fully with Cobb, you will have to
•* do jour level beat/*
The l mini> € ourl.
Judge Worms transacted quite a large
ameunt of civil business yesterday.
Hob .M iiiis and Sarah Colbert and Jack
Mims and Alice Cotton were prosecuted
before the Court for interlusivenoM j but
agrested the ur» ^ecutioo by uiamage in
open Comte The double <Aremony vn
performed by Justice Groce, the Judg
declining to oibuiato, ina.
never jut-formed but one marriage cere
mony and made so grunt a mistake as to*
marry a white man to a niggur.
Tlir Wrat her.
If jesterduy was not ludinn summer
weather, the old Indian wenthor-umker
will have to stir around to invent some
thing new, as he has never yet produced
anything superior to yesterday. It was
a clear, -calm, soft clay, and the atm'H-
pliere was so rich nnd bright that one felt
th. t jf 4 ;fi'iry ^.-re in • along with
. )u*r Hpinning npparotus ah** might spin
it into gold threads enough to mak«-
auburn switches for all the girls in town.
Collon ('airrjiillnrs.
A fanner man from Crawford county
was in tlu* city yesterday, and represent*
thnt tho caterpillars have not left a green
loaf in any of his cotton patches. The
** varmipts ” are swarming everywhere
upon his premises. He can't put his foot
down anywhere without killing one or
two, and lie says they even ore to be
found crawling over bis person. As evi
dence of. this lant propuait ion he picked
hslf n do*, n of the pesky _ critters”
from hi-* clothing. They had ridden all
tho way t«* town with him. Wo saw the
caterpillars, nnd have ** Daisy ** Dries’#
wool for the balance of the statement,
which satisfiiw us of its authenticity.
Tlir Court.
*. Mayor ITuff, found two cases
.. denlay morning, both of
Against parties of the colorful
rbing the peace.
;*p:i trick got dmnk over in
and officer Fennel brought
• left tire dollar* or a collate
oral guaranty for nm ajqv arance when
n- i ded, nn*l failing to appear os directed,
the oolUitoml w;u» turned in to the city
treasury to assist in building a school-
w. A. Hopson was at the time of ! his
death'h»-the 39th- year -of his age. He
Was certainly a man of large noope of in*
tell4* of infinite humor nnd of great
originality of thought. Hi* address was
pfesuant, and a genial smile so often lit
gp Bis face, .-bowing tho humane man
and thorough gentleman.
During the time when direful war
totalked abroad in the land and our country
called upon the nerve, the sinew and the
manhood within her borders to shield us
from the invader, W. A. Hopson was
among that band cf brave men who so
long st*>>-1 like a wall of fir*? between us
and the swonl and torch of our enemies
until the echo of the • lost gun in tb
strife had died away and our flag was
folded forever. In the relations of pri
vate lift* be exemplified the character of
a kind husband, a tender father and
symjiatbetic friend.
Resolved, That the tidings of the death
of \V. A. Ilop.son were heard by the mem-
U-r.s of this Board of Trade with great
sadno is. We feel that we have lost from
our midst one for whose opinion we had
great consideration, and tnat the city of
Macon has lost one of her best citizens,
and our community a public spirited
man.
Resolved, That wo deeply sympathise
with his wife and young children in their
irreparable loss.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions l>e furnished by the Secretary of
this Board to the fampy of the deceased,
Cnd that oar city paper be requested to
publish the***-* proceedings.
The report of the committee was unan
imously apopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
6 o'clock r. V: October 15th.
n. T. Johnson, Presiding.
F. R. Shackelford, Secretary.
TRIAL OF MRS. MARY DYKES,
Ah Principal In (lie Second Degree In
the Murder of Tallinn Duke*.
TiTE most Unhappy person in the world is the
Dyspeptic. Everythin* looks dark and rioomy;
he feels "<«t of sorts” with himself and everybody
eba Life is a burden to him. This ran all he
rhanred by takin* Peruvian Scrap fa protoxide
of Iron). Cases of 27 years* standing hare been
cored by ft. ’
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
J*toek on ban ! Sejrf. 1, l$7l
Shipped t«xisy_
Shipped previously.
Stock on hand this evening AJX
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
The following table shows the amount of busi
ness in cotton done each day during the week
ending to-day:
Rerpti
Pews to Rent.
'I-HF !":W5
j lcHUEoa
Kniijlits of Pythias !
EMPIRE LODGE HO. 11, K. of P
I \TJF.NU your r.rul» r .uracakm TO-
I -A MO»r«t ;loVK-l.. Work in th- Pir-V
an«l Kmdit's !
Lu-tev Xo. 5 ar
1A9P | By order of
AV6 I
•JS7H—7,«15 j L L. H AEt>W
I Central Georgia Jockey Club.
Wason. Shpmts. Sales
1*9
113
Hh ir.
l’vter
? f M.i
him up. He
> th.
tho feuialo
and
southern portiiouof the city,
tent tempted to ••harmonize”
ernbern of his family, lie
the aooocrplUhment of his
neans of opprobrious lan-
ngentle thnata The case
was report.-d to Bishop, and by him
brought to the notice of the Mayor, and
Burke was fined five dollars, and if ho
does not pay it ha will have to displny
sorne of his torphi phyrieal energy upon
the strooU for tho next ten day».
We mentioned yesterday the formal ar
rest of Mr*. Mary Dukes, charged with
being principal in the second degree in
the murder of her husband, Nathan
Dukes. Yesterday afternoon tho prelim
inary investigation was commenced in
the Court-house, before Justices Adams,
Heath and Groce. A. Proudfit conducted
th- investigation<bi the part o* the State,
nn«l the defense was in the hands of Col.
L. N. IVhittle and Judge Jno. B. Weems.
The following is substantially the testi-
VmiKh a» he haJ |j nion y taken:
Mrs. Johanna Werung ft worn.—I know
MV*.' Dukes. (Identifies prisoner.) I
think tho difficulty occurred about nine
{o’clock. Mrs. Dukes said Mr. Dukes had
E tolen sixty cents. He said he Jrndn't
one any such thing. AJlittle while after
Dukes went into his store. I saw
Mr. Don Levy a little while after poos
into the store. I then heard a fuss and
heard Mr, Dukes holler. I stepped in
icud saw Mr. Don Levy have him
beading him. Mr. Don Levy took him
l>y the coat, brought him out and
threw Lira on the sidewalk. Mr. Dukes
lay there two or throe minutes before he
was .-k-nsiblo enough to get up. He
started toward one of tho little tre
front of the store. Ho said he hod
fnongh ; that Don Levy was a young man
nn-1 hg on old man. and ho (Don Leay)
nnd his mother had impos***! on him long
tonough. He turned round from the tree
And. 1 think, he started toward the store
A right smart language passed between
them. All of them were quarreling to
gether. Mr*. Dukes said Mr. Dukes de-
Jerved more than that beating. He had
■nppsed long enough on Jier nnd her son.
M r. Don Levy then went into the store
and Mrs. Dukes said he ought to kill the
Jcoundrel. As soon os she said that Mr.
Don Levy fired, and my old man fell
Two other shots were fired, and Mr.
Dukes ran np on the stoop and fell. He
| fired three times. When my husband fell
! ! didu't see any more. I saw Mr. Dukes
foil on thf stoop. Mrs. Dukes was stand
ing ou her stoop when tho firing took
place. Mrs. Dukes told her son that ho
ought to kill Mr. Dukes, and soon ns she
fciid that he fired. After my husband
fell I was rq scared that I didn't see any
more. They used a great deal of bad
lnngua*ge. She called Mr. Dukes a rob
ber, a l*ad man, a d—d — —, and
inch, Mr. Dukes said he was not much
worse than she was. Just before tho
firing Mrs. Dub's told Don Levy the
Renting was not enongh. He had im
posed long enough on her and her son
:ind he ought to kill him. Don Levy
then commenced firing. At the first shot
my husband fell. There was a great deal
erf lad language used before the killing,
most of it by Mrs. Dukes. Mrs. Dukes
said. ••Cornelius, you ought to kill th
d—d scoundrel.”
CrvM-tzamintd.—I live next doer to
Mrs. Dukes. I keep a shop the same as
she does. I had nothing against her. We
seldom spoke to each other. I had no
Imd feelings against her. I never, said I
would spt-iid money to run her away from
there. I know Marous Lowenthal.
Mrs. II.—Waxelbaum must have had
that Brussels carpeting given to him—he
sells.it so cheap.
Mrs. L.—No, he bought them during
the panic, and paid cash for them. Be
sides, at the New York Store they always
sell goods for less profit than anywhere
else.
Mrs. H.—"Well, I heard so before, but
never believed it. Mrs. E. told me at
the society last Friday she only paid 85
cents for her beautiful prune colored each-
mere at the New York Store, and I paid
Messrs. $1 for my ugly dirt colored
one. It makes me so mad to think about
it. 1*11 buy everything I want at the
New York Store hereafter. oct5 tf
IIcnt, Rankin A Lamar.—Thii well known
nnd reliable Arm have received a lan?» k>t of Dr.
llood’a Eureka Liver Modirine. It has the praise
of all who have tried it. In bottles at SO cents
and $1.00. _
The prettiest calicoes in Macon are at
the New York Store. octo tf
TnB Cheapest and Best.—Hook’s Eureka
Liver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in tl»e
treatment of Liver Disease. Dyspepsia. Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, and all that class of diseases
arising from a disordered state of the *touuMl)
and liver. novSOly
Don’t forget to send your waste grease
to tho soap factory to-day. septlDtf
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.—Don’t fail* to
procure Mrs. WinbloWs Soothing Syrup St-
RUP for all diseases incident to the period of
teething in children. It relieves the child from
pain, cure* wind colie, ngrulates the bowels, and
by riving relief and health to the child, gives rest
to the mother. Be sure to call for "Mrs. Wins
low’s SuOTHINO STRCP.”
Pot sale by all drumrists. june25 codflm.
The largest variety of silks, satines,
each mere, velours and camels* hair cloth
in tho city at the New York Store.
oct5 tf »
It is not the quantity eaten that gives strength
life, blood and health. It is the thorough diges
tion of the food taken, let it be much or little.
Tlwrefore. do not stimulate up the stomach to
crave food, but rather assist di-vstion aft*?r cat
ting what nature demands, by taking Simmons*
Liver Regulator.
Matron Hoard of Trade.
w»rvUuoo with a previous noti.
.»♦' the Board of
; held at their rooms at
pros*! tent, Mr. I
taken by Mr. ¥
dent.
A letter wa* r
regretting that
. A. Huff, th*
T. John-on.
* of this
5 o'clock
9 of the
hair was
ce-prosi-
id from Mr. W. A. Huff
f was too unwoll to at-
1><vu\1 fo:
:t m«-i:ilK*rs having in
•d. Mr. John P. Fort
■ugg.->tod t-luit M-mo action I -
rning th.- d.-ath of Mr. \V. A.
«>f this H.KiT.i. and that
•*• of Vliltu b«) appo Mod U»
ij»* pn«**eo*iings. . ir i
had any conversation with him
about Mrs. Dukes. I never told him I
would spend money to get Mr*. Dukes out
of that place. The firt-t thing I heard
was Mrs. Dukes accusing Mr. Dukes of
stealing sixty cents. When Don Levy
came both were in the store. Don Levy
went right at Mr. Dukes nnd boat him. I
heard Mr. Dukes holler and saw the
lirks. I don't know whether Dukes «*nd
his wife had a fight before Don Levy
came or not. There was very much fuss.
They were quarreling when Don Levy
came up. Don Levy commenced beating
Dukes and then threw him on the side
walk, and told him not to come in there
any more. Dukes started to go to the
house, but Don Levy come out and Dukes
started hack to the tree, and said **please
1 • I me alone. Yon and your mother have
both imposed on me.” Dukes was stand
ing still under the tree when he was shot,
and my husband was standing by him. I
( don’t know whether Dukes struck his
" i* : • v. r.Ing o- no?,
j LV-direef—The killing occurred Last
j Friday ere nir.g. Octobe.- 3d, in Macon, in
Bibb county.
I Ihiss Hitchcock (cole-red) sworn—I was
| at Mrs. Dukes’ store- last Friday evening
; at first dark. A conversation occurred
r. Mr an! Mr-. !'
I which Mr. Don Levy came in thioagh j
tlii* kitchen w.»y witl: a knife in his hand. I
■ Mr. D a ^ tuid his wife were quarreling
I anil n>:ng profane lsngnag*'. I heard
I hi** ejiy, •• G—d d—n you, I will make
my eon kill you, you O—d d—n cracker.”
Hi had a pistol in his hand wh**n he came
inj and apptnired to be loading it. I then
went home and came back about nine
ofdock, and they told me Dukes was
dead.
t *w -i * - ?—I • live nearly three
.^jU. :\ s;; .lyfrom Dukes. I ha»ino**onver-
>n with Mrs. Berling about this case
la 4 night. Her little boy brought a
b: tome. I refused to take it
an i wcJit down there to see about it, and i
>’ e gave«: to me. I u i her she had m- |
ri.fiit U t-U any one wh.-4 I said :d-out \
ti. i os«*.
Ik*rrknar, *wora—■a saw th* 1
Rkfreshzno.—If you feel oppressed by
the heat and dust, just step into Loh’s,
in tho Lanier House building, and take a
cool refreshing bath for only twenty-five
cents. SIrnving, hair cutting, etc., by
tho most skillful tonsorinl artists, and at
he coolest establishment in the city.
Strangers visiting Macon should remem
ber this—the people hero all know it.
julylSeodtf
Vttvocs Debility.—A depressed, irritable
state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel
ing; no energy or animation; confused head,
weak memory, often with debilitating, involunta
ry discharges. The consequence of excesses, men
tal overwork or indiscretions. This nervous DE-
ln lit v iliuls a sovereign cure in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific. No. 28. It tones up tho
system, arrests dischanees, dispels the the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates tlie en
tire system. It is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price $5 for a package of five boxes and
a large $2 vial of powder, which is important
old. serious cases; or $1 jier single box. Sold by
all druggists* or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS* SPECIFIC HOMEO
PATHIC MEDICINE CO, No. 502 Broadway,
X. T. For sole by John Ingals and Hunt, Ran
kin A Lamar, Macon, Ga. aprlSeodAwtf
Rail.
Friday. Jiff
Saturday....2l*i
Monday 251 TV +47 AS
Toewlav fe‘. IS* 827 4Bf
Wedr**idaj..257 157 M 511
Thursday....1*4 252 632 453
Total. 1193 337 28AS 2514
The total receipts for the week were 2£85 bales.
LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Financial.*
X’ew Toot—N<*m—£tork« active, but went
and fewer. Gold 91 Money 7 coM to («*-J 1 an l
interest. Exchange, lone 7; short *. Govern
ments dull and fewer. State bonds ouiet.
Evening—Money advonoed ItS’f. St erf tng weak
and lower: demand limit'd. Gold «!*<rq. Gov
ernments duQ and weak. State bonds qufet.
Midnight—31s 1A: <%N *t«* 7h §t new 12;
C7s 121; •.'* 121: new 5* 6\. 10-44W Of.
Tennessee* 7M: new 751; Virginias Sfi; new 40;
consols 48; d-fd 91: Louisiana* AO; new 40; levees
Gs att; fls Sk Alabama ft* 70; 5s 70; G - rria fis
and 7s no bids; North CapoHnaa, new I5i: tracial
tax 10; South Carolinas 271; new 10|; April and
October 2R
The day opened in Wall street with a feeling of
depression, under which there was a decline in
gold, foreign exchange. Governments and States,
railway and miscellaneous shares. Soon after the
maura ration of badness there were rumors of
mercantile fafmres. Money leva me close, and the
hanks pressed brAkers to take up loans which ha*I
been standing since the panic. Money was diffi
cult to obtain on call. Tne demand far exchange
was limited and the sufatly large. GoM ofstted
at 9i and declined stcailily to 9. after which a
slight reaction took place, and the prhv advanced
to PI. but again W! off and closed at 0‘a!»b
New Orleans—Gold 12. Currency AaS per cent
premium. New York sight *ri premium. Ster
ling nominally 9l for bang drafts.
London—Noon—Consols 5s 92. Erio
Afi.
No change in the bank rate.
Later—Erie 42-
iAter—Erie 411.
Pranctort—Bonds 97.
Paris—Noon—Rentes 57f 95c.
er* and those de$in*is
*.a. to become members of the Central Georgia
focksy. Club, wi!! be held at HufTs n.*w liili,
.'berrystreet. THIS KVEN1NG at Tl o'clock.
Byonk-r W. F. ANDERSON. Pres.
Hatme Emi Soc'j. oetlO It I
For
Sale.
WAGON AND
Also, a lot if Ht-asehoUl nnd Kitchen Furni
ture.
Apidyta A. J. ORR.
ortin ,\r At OIKer. TV-oghs*
Helm bold’s Brciru is the great family modi
inc for diseases of the kidneys and kindred or
gans. Fall directions fccrompny each bottle.
Look out for counterfeits. The genuine has the
private propretaiy stamp of II. T. Helmbold. It
Is not safe to take any other. None but the
uine guaranteed. John F. Henry, New York,
Sole Agent.
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride’s father, in Baker
county, on the evening of the 7tb insL, by the
Rev. John L. Underwood. A. L. Hawes. Esq, to
[is* Elvik Norris, all of Baker county.
Atlanta Constitution and Lumpkin Independ
ent please copy.
For Sale Cheap.
WESTON DISTANCED.
B Y siM'cial request of some prominent citizens
*r Mina not O’HARA will give an exhi
bition in EVdestrianism at the Central City Park.
FRIDAY, at 5 o’clock p. M. lie pronoses to
Ik six miles inside of an hour, and walk lialf a
mile luck wards. He does not consider this any-
tlungof a difficult feat, although Weston lias never
*»vmplished it. Admission 25 cents,
octf 2t
FOR RENT.
Also, for sale, several vacant and improved lots
in different parts of the city, worth from $500 to
$5,000. Apply to
MRS. REEVES.
Q<*t9 lw* Cor. Spring st. anti Washington nv.
DISSOLUTION.
HHB lira nf HOGE 1 STEPHEN'S hulra
L dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. A. H. Ste-
ihens retiring. Tho business will be carried on
>y the undersign.si. who will settle all claims for
or against the late Arm.
GEO. F. HOGB.
In retiring from the firm of Hotre A Stephen
bag leave to return my thanks to the public fc
the hberal patromure heretofore extended, and
:Jd bespeak a rontinuance ef the same to my
atr partner, Mr. GtaS. Iloce, who will con
ic the business.
"tgtf A. H. STEPHENS.
THOSE OSTRICHES CA08HT AT LAST!
THE
FEATHER DUSTERS!
TtoWUX 4k fiREK\ 4.
DWELLING TO RENT.
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING in Mnenlle
-ik taming eight rooms, with good garden, well
FOR RENT.
A FOUR-ROOM DWELLING HOUSE, with
garden spot. House in roud .*001111100.
Situated on corner of Cherry and Fifth streets.
Cotton.
New York—Noon—Cotton sales lfififi; uplands
194: Orleans 19}. market qui?t anil firm.
Futures opened aa follows: October 17 9-lft?17}:
Nonnher 1717-32gl7f; December 1717-^£
17 9-16; March IS.
Evening—Cotton, net receipt* 52; gross 618;
aales of f ITS bales at IBl^lBL market firm.
Future* closed steady: sales 8900: October 17J;
November 17 15-22 * 17i; January 17A; February
17 ll-l«al7f; 3Iareh 17 15-16al8.
Baltimore—Cotton, net receipts —; gross $5;
exports coastwise 75b Great Britain —; safes AO;
stock 191I-; middlings 171; few middlings 17: strict
good ordinary 16|; market dull aud nominal.
New Orleans—ivgton. net receipts 2170: gross
2612; exports coa«twi*e —; to Great Britain —;
sales 15«xv, stock 22^)82; middling* 18fe3l82; low
middling* 17|(?17h »trict good ordinary 16|;
offerings light; demand strong.
Wilmington—Cotton, net receipts G9*. exports
toast wise —; sales 115. stock 911; middlings 17;
market firm.
AuoufTA—Cotton, net receipts 200; sales 600;
stock —; middlings 15}al6’; market firm for want
of funds.
Savannah—Cotton, net receipts 2668; sales
519; exports coastwise 27.63S; stock 17,781; mill
dlings 17; market quiet.
Charleston—Cotton, net receipts 119R; exports
coastwise —. sale* 200; stock 10.290; middRngm
1«K?17; few middlings 16fc strict good onliuary
16; market quiet.
Mobil*—Cotton, net reeeipt*42<k exports coast
wise 79*: sales 200; stork 9725: middlings 171;
few middlings 15|; strict good ordinary 15; market
firm.
Boston—Cotton, net receipts 55; gross A5C;
safe* 200; stock S000. middlings 19p. market quiet
and sternly.
Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts 6RS; exports
coastwise 621; sales 75; stock 4598; lour middlings
17: market qnfet.
MKMPnis-Cotton.net receipts 789; shipment*
56; stork 10,552; middlings 16; market quiet.
Galveston—Cotton, net receipts S47; exiiorts
wise 78; rales 75; stoeb *•« * —’•
_exas onliuarv 121: ma
naL
Philadelphia—Cotton, net receipts 69; gross
gross 515; middling* 18|: market nominal.
Liverpool—Noon—Cotton, sales 20.000 lnles;
s|tecu! *ti<«i and export 5000; upHrels 9ia9fe Or
leans P’aOl: market opene*! buBgrant. Cotton to
arrive steadv; no tran<i'*tions.
Later—Sales erf upland*, basis low middlings,
delivered D •eember 8 9-1C.
Later—Sales of uplands, baois goo«l ordinary,
shipped November 8 12-18; same December and
January 8'; Orleans basis good onlinaiy, shipped
Oetol*»r9}..
Evening—Rale* include 7900 American.
Official quotations, uplands 9p, Orleans 9|.
Produce.
New York—Noon—Flour quiet and without
change. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull ami
heavy. Pork dull; round lots new mess 16 75@
17 00. Lard doll ami h*sry; old and new steam
■ 7-16a8}. Turpimtine firm at 41. Rosin firm at
85(72 90 for strained.
Evening—Flour, southern dull and in buvers’
farar; common to fair extra « 70n7 55; gootl to
choice extra 7 AOall to. Whisky heavy and lower
at 97n99. Wheat 2a2 lower, dullness of exchange
and decline in rokl checks the export demand:
winter red Western 1 5fV$i 61. Corn heavy and
lower, limited demand; steamer Western mix«*»!
C2a65L Rice steady; Carolina zla9}. B«*f in
rooilerate request. Pork. 16 S7U17 00. spot. Lard
euiet and weak at 8 7-16*71, Turpentine steady
at 41. Rosin sternly at 2 90. Tallow quiet at 7fa
8. Freights iluli; sail, wheat 121; cotton la5-16;
steam, wheat 1SL
Ixjuisville—Flonr steady; extra family 6 GO;
No. 1 fancy 8 to. Corn firm; shelled and sarknl
G2f»*4. Previsions unchanrrl and in light de
mand. Pork nominal. Bacon, shouldera 8,\ clear
rib 9; clear 91. patked. Lard, tierce 8J; keg 9a
91: steam 8.. Whisky quiet at 09*91.
Cincinnati—Flour in fair demand and ad-
ranccd at 7 to# 715. Cornquiet at 52?5S. Pro
visions quiet. Pork steady at 15 to. Lard *
steam 7|, r.*herally held at 8; kettle 8J.
quiet; small sales; prices nominal; shoulders 8);
clear rib 8J; clear sides 8Ja9. Whisky quiet at
90. currency.
St. Louis—Holiday; no markets.
New Orleans—Flour quiet; treble extra G 62}a
8 00; family 9 SftiS 75. Corn scaree; yellow 80;
white 80. Oats moderate demand at 56. Bran
1 10. Hay firmer; prime 2G 00; choice 28 00. Pork
dull and lower; new mess 16 75. Drv salted
meat* dull; shoulders 9*. Bacon, jobbing lots,
shoulpers 7p, C R skies 9h C skies 10>. Hams 14
«15. Lnnl dull; tierce 81; kre 10tWhi«.kv dull;
Louisiana 94*95; Cincinnati 1 15al 16. Coffee 22
.«■ 251. Com meal scarce and higher: steamer 2 50.
Wilmington—Spirits turpentine steady at 88.
Rosin steady; strained 2 75; low No. 2 2 25. Crude
turjientine unchanced; hard 1 60; vellow dip pnd
Tirgin 3 00. Tar steady at 2 50.
DOOLY SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term. I873.
IN NOVEMBER NEXT, his Honor John L.
Harris presiding. Attorneys, jurors and wit-
nesse» take doa no tiro-. J- E. LILLY,
octlOdAwlt ClerkS. C. D. C.
Grand Lodge of Georgia, F & AM
Ofeice of thk Grand Secrkrart.>
Macon, Ga^ October n. 5875. >
T HE next annual communication of the Grand
will be held in the city of Macon, be
ginning on the 28th instant, being the LAST
TUESDAY IN OCTOBER.
J. EMMETT BLACKSHEAR.
Assistant Grand Secretary.
Savannah News. Augusta Chronicle and Senti-
net Atlanta Constitution, Columbus Enquirer,
Albany News and Rome Courier copy three
times and forward bill to Jos. E. Wells. Grand
Treasurer. Macon. Ga.oetlO fit
FOR SALE.
tiacment. I shall ho prepared to
to the Iverson farm, situated U miles from Ma
con. opjtosite Rose Hill Cejr.eteiy. Said farm con
sists of 147 1-5 acres, including some of the best
land in Bibb retunty. uitli many advantage* oj!
water, muck-manure, etc., required ou a mode!
farm. Examination is invited.
octlOdSw A. IVERSON. Admr.
Fail* Grounds Saloon
Finest Wines, Liquors, Etc.
Give us a call.
TO LET—Two Bar privilege*—the Colored Bar
and the Grand Stand.
oetlO 5t G RIFF IN. VALENTINO A CO.
Marino News.
New York—Arrived. Aqstralia; San Jacinto.
Arrived ouL City of New York.
Charleston—Arrived. IB——W. Conder. J.
Lamprey. Sailed. South Carolina. Yinrinia, Balti
more.
J. W. BUEKE & CO.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS
—x yn—
Blank Book Manufacturers
Kb. -60 Second Street,
IflACON, GA..,
H AVE M nweivod * «vat number of XEW
BOOKS, uoonx them that splendid work
by a Southern lady, which had such a run in 1S0O,
The Household of Bouverie;
— OK —
THE ELIXIR OF BOLD.
>UO,
MIRIAM MONTFORT.
By the tame author.
PKICE . . . $2 OO . . . EACH.
o*nd fcr a (.feaeh. at on, ud vou ■
th.- full worth of your moorr. oet9t
TIIltEE VALUABLE
Cowikee Plantations!
FOXl KENT.
J OFFER to rent for the next year
Three Valuable Plantations
In Barbour County, loratcd on the South
Cowikee Creek, and along the Montgomery ami
Eufaula Railroad, the Batesville depot oei
about the centre of the three places.
The plantations are all well watered, and under
good fences, and with good out houses, gin houses
anil screws, nnd a good dwelling house on each.
Also, will rent separately, if preferred, a good
W ATER- NX T JLtJLil
With good custom, about six hundred yards from
the railroad depot. Also.
A STORE HOUSE
At Batesville depot, which has goal custom.
I also olfer to sell cheap, for cash, all uiy stock
of every kind, consisting of
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS ANC BOATS.
An early application will secure a goal bargain.
M. L. BATES,
oetlO 2tawAwlm Batesville, Ala.
THE HEW FEATURE
— IN —
Photography!
— XT —
PUGH’S GAX.LERY.
E BTOUCHING THE NEGATIVE, by which I
the frerUe*. Ain, blotches, wrinkle, end all
imperfection, incident to the sharpness of the I
camera ohsearra ant removed. 1 have secured the
rervioeaof a is >m itetent retoucher, and feel assured
thst his work wilt recommend itself,
ncp-u-til janl J. A. PUGn..
COMMENCES AT
CENTRAL CITY PARK,
MACON, GEORGIA, OCT
And Continues One Week or Longer, as the Circumstances may Warrant.
E20
The People of Georgia will, on this Occasion, Develop the Strength and Variety of their Resources to the Satisfaction of
themselves and the Astonishment of the VVorld
((
MONEY PANICS AND HARD TIMES NOT IN THE QUESTION.'
THE YOUNG PEOPLE AND TIE OLD PEOPLE ALL COMING.
_ /of October, 1S75H at my office, j
Given under my hand officially, 1
C. T. WARD (
oetlO 2t
1 Ordinary,
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Four weeks nf-
VX ter the date hereof, applk-atiou will bo made ;
to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave
to sell all the real and i>erson.nl property belong
ing to the estate of Win. 31. Riley, late of said '
county deceased. JOHN H. BARNES,
octlo »vl Administrator.
Oyer Fifty Head of Fine Horses, Trotters, Burners and Pacers, ea tie Broils!
/^.BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Forty days
\J after date application will be made to the
Honorable the Onlinary of said county, for leave
to sell the p onerty, real and t*erso!iafof the \
jtate ot Alfied Iverson, Sr., deceased, for the b
efit of the heirs and creditors.
ALFRED IVERSON,
octlOGw* Ailministrator.
EORGIA, QUITMAN COUNTY.-Applica- ,
VX Uon will be made to tho Court of Ordinary L
of said county, on the first Monday in November I
next, tor Imre to sell one-fifth interest in lot of
land No. 211, in the 8th District of raid county, I
hefewwng to iVrrr McCarroll. limatic, for the
benefit of raid ward. A.S. McCARROLL.
oetlO law4w» Guardian.
a nu vmam chbb eiiifi
WITH THEIR HORSES, OHCTST ARRIVED.
RALSTON HALL!
ONE NIGHT ONTiY!
SATURDAY, OCT. XXXII. |
STILL AHEAD 1
The IfuusehoM Wonl, tho World Famous.
THE EXHIBITION TO BE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Tie Most Magnificent (Men Display Ever Witnessed in tie
OYER THREE HUNDRED TRIOS TO BE ON EXHIBITION!
Apply to
~ Hi
given October lstl
At Jaqut-p A
AGUES,
Johnson’s.
WANTED.
CIG AR MAKERS. Apply to
repSOtf
MRS. S. AUD0UIN
ELEGANT MII.I.INERY
—AXD—
FANCY GOODS!
Which will be read/ for inspection WEDNES
DAY. October 6th. Her friends and customers
sre inrit"d tore]]. ortt-Iw
AND BRASS BAND,
The most stupendous organization traveling, now i
cm theur return from Havana. Cuba.
We travel in lands where simi!arb:u:ds dare not j
follow US.
Engagement Extraonlinan* of the eighth won- I
der of the world. JAPANESE TOMMY, the 1
smallest comedian on the stage; height thirty
inches; age thirty-six.
A new era in Minstrelsy, introduced by this
ly only; Six End Men, Three Bone-Play
ers, Three TambourinisU; all playing upon the
end* of the first part at the same time.
Don't tail to witness features that you havp
never seep.
APiii^iox—Parquette,$l 00; Gallery,50 cents.
Tickets on sale at Brown A Ca’s bookstore.
Part of the proceeds to be devoted to the
Shreveport sufferers. JOE GAYLORD,
octS-4t Business Manager.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA TO BE REPRESENTED.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN PERFECTED FOE THE FOLLOWING
0 s
WANTED.
l No. 1 MOULDER at once, at
SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS.
FOR KENT.
A’
FIVE rom Dwelling
ached, on Tatnal
of Mr. E. ITire. at 525 j*
with three am> rround
'n Apply to
NOTICE.
r PHE partnership existing tetween Ward
1 Nelson is this day dissolved by mutual i
sent. G.y. NeL-cm will settle all claims, and
ceive all money due the firm.
Ih retiring; I ask for Mr. Nelson from all my
old customers and their friends, a liberal patron
age, such as they have extended to me.
octsiw P. H. WARD.
EXCURSION RATES TO THE FAIR!
uu
D
tea*
lie la r
FOR RENT.
rnwo DWELLING HOUSES, oliaiblv k<*:od.
1 Apply to R. F. LAWTON.
julyir tf
very mpi«lly. He w t ni inte Mrs.
house l-'trvcV'r. 7 and 8 o'clbck.
m throw Dukes ont of doors and
here some time; when he got up I
i* went to the tree. Don Levy
ii.L'i cursed him. H.- went out- ;«*- li
' *ide Dufe > begged him not to kill ! W to \v. J. Lauu-n
fhira. Then the oi l woman said ••kill
At Exchange Ba..k. or to
Dr. a. P. COLLINS.
At Ccllins* A Heath’
ab(l>ed
NOTICE.
W. A. HOPSON & CO.
Will have their
OPENING DAY
— FOB —
Ladies’ Dresses and Suits
And all articles in that line, ou
THURSDAY!
The Dili Instant.
Heads
/'AF FA3IILIES would do well to send their
\J orders to No. 5S Cherry street, where they .
will be promptly attended to and delivered tree of |
drayare. I deal in all kinds of Family Groceries.
W. A. HOPSON & CO
From \K\V TORX TO MACON AND KETCRN, per all .SteaniOlip Lines and Central Railroad (the round trip), $3S. Tickets on sale in New York, commencm-
OetobS andto re to ^ isih Novemiber tei^hts pay one full fare in coming and return free, open certificate of the Secretary Fiat they have been on exh.^
with free return coupon, and freights will pay full fare in coming and return free on Secretary’s cert.h-ate.
KEEP IN MIND
| Ml AT w# —till hive in rtor* an abtxrxi:
4 RE Xotr ready to meet the demands of the I
A tnafe. Their STOCK IN ALL THE DE-
I PARTMEXTS is full, both in
! i if J
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!!
retire und rejKxrt their octi *x.
meeting The ehair appoints! n-f
, ot M.-vfirs. Joliu Vort. A. Tv.
Tin ’ v and <»»*•». li. Turpin. Aft . on-
ulMfik*® the coumitfc' thr‘0_'h Mr.
Fort t^e following;
Ou the :;i-; day ■* Au^ u> t fist, a .1 --
pau .i \raa rweeived in thia city t mt Mr.
\Y. A Hopson, one of our promin.-nt eiti-
xvn* imMUrirf uiercluuiU. and a m«m-
teth. IS'
nd 1
TK
t hi** I liim! kill him! kill him ! the G—d d-
_ 1 aoq of a — I" Then came the firing, i
“ three times.. The first shot shot Werl- |
n **^the second hit Dukes in the 1c
.ma «n* third hit him in the bowels,
was ten or twelve feet wff.
»• —I had a:
troahle with Mrs. Duke*. I li.. 3
froti there across th»- stre» t. She ncV
onl^nnl me out of her house. She nev„ 4
sold me tliat I was the eauae of all the > — (
trooMe between her and Dukes and Don i R4Joms ' .treeV
TO REXT.
TENEMENT HOUSES, o
-vppiy if rMlt *
' OLIVER. DO
Eoorns For Eent,
QTBR office of Southern Express Con
JGLAS ± CO.
DENTISTRY.
D R. EMERSON ha» returned to >.
a ill resume the firartire of lK-i
Apply to
T. 11. HENDERSON.
At Express Otto
.... They invito particular atteutioa to their
• dijixrtmentrf cj
— j HOSIERY, DAMASKS. LINENS,
SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, TOWELS.
FLANNELS, JEANS, CASS 131E RES,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, etc.,HA,
ETERTTHINCt ready and waiting
For Rent.
A
Due
OPEN ING
Of thei
■onvetijent to Her
ven unm.rliately,
. SULLIVAN. *
Vine idle.
DAY.
-.Suit*., Cravnta, Collars, Ties,
Committees of Reception will be in Attendance Daily at the Depots for the Accommodation of Visitors.
FOR particulars address MALC05I JOHNSTON, Secretary,
l Or W. A. HUFF, Mayor.