About The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1877)
BY Cltsby, Jones & Reese. MACON, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1877. Number 7,745 BY TELEGRAPH DAY IJISPATOHES. Vermont. Moktpiuib, January 6 —The Demo cratic Stato Committee bare issued r.n in- Tiution to leading Democrats to meet for conanltation on January 8tb,in Wash inf ton. Foreign Nona. Loudon. January C.—The Standard’* special from Constantinople, after re viewing proceedings of Thursday's sil ting of the conference, expresses the opinion that the dangerous part of tbe crisis is over. Fasts, January 6 —The Jfowtfsur, which la in olose relation with the French for sign offloe, however, publishes the fol lowing paragraph : “ Wo regret to atato that tbe disposition of Tuikey was not improved in Thursday's aitUog.nnd leaves very little hope of an arrangement by diplomacy. Although conference meets again on Monday, the situation is not modified It may even now be stated that the task of England is ended.” Mapnio, January G—The stato of ,itgo and suspension of guarantees will oontinae in tho Basque provinces. Loni*oi», January G.—Tho Times' Paris correspondent quota, n letter written by unn of tho moat ominont members of the conferot.ee, <o show that a oomploto uhaago in Iho nttitndo of tbe Forte, by wbioh it now proposes torma to E trope, instead of nice vena, is dao to the fact, «if which the Turks aro finally aware, that the ItoBsian mobilixitlon hts oompleleiy broken down, ntul that none of the other Eaiopesu powers ere prepared to oiert anything bat moral pressure. CoNSTANTiNOPni, January G —On Fri <lsy evening tho situation wai changed. Negotiations continue among the plenipotentiaries, and between them and tho 'Turks, with tbe viow of inducing the Turks not to formally refuse certain of the formulated proposals, which, how ever, tbe plenipotentiaries seem disposed to modify somewhat from their original shape. It in hopod that the discussion of these proposals will ho resumed at tbe next sitting of the conference. London, January G —Tho X'era corres pondent of the Times, heretofore strongly with tho Turkish and pro-Russians, writes under the dato of January lst,*'Iamof opinion that the Turks will ultimately give in, but there is no doubt that the great trump card intended to bo played as • last resource, that of a duclaraton of war by Rossis, has suddenly turned out to bo no trump at all; for everything in iho attitudo of tho St. Petersburg Cabi net, and the conduct *f General Ignatieff, Russian plenipotentiary here, contributes to confirm tbe belief that Russia is afraid to go to war.' The ambassador, in fact, throws out clear hints that tho affair could only lie settled by jeint Ku-opcan execution, thus reverting to the proposal ■uatio by the Czar two months ago. Tbe Turks have not failed to perceive the ad vantngo accruing to tbeir cause from this irresolution of Russia and Europe, and nre not unlikely to continue unman ogoableand stubborn, as long as tney can Hatter themselves that tho conference ■rill break up without nny other result than leaving them master of the aitns tion. Deaths. Nsw York. January 6.—Mrs. Charlotte DeForest. Egbert, aiater of the late Com modore Vanderbilt, died at her residence on Staten Island yesterday, of pueumonia, aged eighty*five. General John J. Abercrombie, of I bo United States nrmy, died on Wednesday last, at his residence in Roslyn, Long Is land, agod Bovontj-three years. Tho Conteinptnons Telegraphers. Washington. Jannary G —Thero was no aotion on either aide to-day la regird to tho oontomptaoaa telegraphers. The Committee on Privilegoi and Elestiona has found some bankers who nre not willing witnesses regarding tbe •8,000 alleged to have been xont lo Oregon. They are threatened with tho l-.sr of tho Hsnato. The oarrent of foaling is towards compelling tho telo graphers to ana vor fully NIOUT DISFAI'CUES, FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. THE HOUSE. Washington, January G.—Molt of the day’s session was devoted to business of tho District of Columbia. The consular and diplomatic appropri ation bill was up in conimitteo of tho whole, but no action was taken on it. A bill removing the political disabilities of Charles L. Scott was passed. 'iho Ashtabula Horror. Ci.kvh.snd, O, January G.—The House appointed a committee to inves tigate the Ashtabula bridge disaster. Foreign InloIHger.ee. XiONhiN, January C.—Tho Qlobe states that Russia has ordered fourteen Krnpp eleven-inch guns for Cronstradt. The Fall Mall Ogtetts, in the editorial note, says: “The telegrams and news Ictteis Hi,out the e inference, tbe attitnde of the Talks and the disposition or tho Russians only deepen tho obscurities of Iho whole question. It seems doubtful whether, at any time, more uncertainty, ur o.mfnsion has prevailed than at this moment. It is clear that the committee of foreign statesmen, n-nemblod in Con stantinople, bus, itself, fallen into muoh disorder, and that if tbe Turkshre only .violate enongb at this hour, and are, iheieiore, tru'y aoiieitous and apaedy in establishing tbe reforms of tbeir own new constitution, they may boast of haviDg defeated and silenced all Europe.” The Last I.:iy of tho Minstrel. Naw York, January C.—Tho faneral of EpU Horne, negro minstrel, took place to-day from the “ The Little Church Around the Corner.” Itev. Dr. Hough ton officiated. .A large throng of actora and minatrels were present. The re main! were interred in Evergreen cem etery. Marching on Indiana. An Atlanta, Go., dispatch say a two companies of the second regiment of the United States troops left last ovoning for Jeffersonville, Indiana, leaving only part of ono company in charge of McPher son barracks. Two companies of the sixteenth regiment, now in Alabama, are also said to be ordered to Jeffersonville. Dentil from Ether. Rahway, N. J., January G —List even ing Walter Lewis, aged twelve years, was administered ether by Dr. Wo3tlake in order to have a tooth extracted, and in fifteen minutes was dead. It is believed that death resulted from irregularity of the heart, as the ether administered was not enough to render him entirely un conscious. Dr. Wextlake ia prominent in hia profession in Rahway. He has not been arrested. Marine Disaster. .Naw York, January G.—Bermuda ad- vices report that the schooner Georgo Staples, from Brunswick, Georgia. No-* vember 12, for New York, drifted on the reefs and filled—iho captain and crew taken off helpless from starvation, har ing been subsisting two days on flax seed, tea and slush. She was driven off the const flvo times. A number of other veaacls have reached Bermuda in dis tress. Capital Notes. Washingt s, January C.—A cart load of old lel-krsmi was shipped hence to day enroale for tbe pacor mill. The Secretary of the Treasury forbids smoking daring basinets hoars. Before the committee on privileges and new returning board will hold that elections Mr. Eanion, of the firm of Mat- the old board did not obey tha tin A Runion, testified that his firm issued order of tho supreme court, and a chock, on the G:h of December, for $ 8,- will proceed to recanvasa the votes. That 000, payable to Lsdd Jc Bash, Siiem, recanvass, he saya. will show a majority Oregon. Rnnion declined to answer for I in the State for the Tilden electors of whom Redrew the chock, regarding hia over 200, and will show it so clearly that business as confidential. Mr. Zernon although tho report will come to Oon- said, sa a Senator and a lawyer, he would gross ont of tune and irregular, no decent advise the witness to answer. Witness Republican or honest man in Congress or persisted in refusing to answer and the ont will be able to disbelieve or oppose matter went over. Afterwards, Rnnion it. testified that ho had drawn the check Senator Jones affirms the above faola for Wm. T. Pelton, Secretary of the Na- to-night, and there is ground for the sb lionnl Democratic Committee. The cheek sertion that Furman, tbe Republican appears nover to have been used. Colo- Congressman from that Stale, will re- nel Haiti .lav, of Yirginla, was examined, affirm the fact on the floor of the Hoase He was a Centennial commissioner and and advoo&te the return of the Frealdcn Democratic elector, bat did not attend | Mat vote of the State as it was oast. the electoral college on account of hie ia- olligibility, and the vacancy waa filled ac cording to law. Synopsis Weather Statement Omen Chirp SroNir. Orwcsa, T Washington, January G, 1877. J Probabilities: For tbe South Atlantic States daring Sunday high and slight Tbe Carpet-Bag (era Dneaaj. Hatzs Most Gitr Thxx Guaeantzxs Before They will Count Hni in. Special dispatch to the Gazette.] Washington, January 2 —A delega tion of South Carolina Radicals, headed ohangc a" in ""tomperat nre”'we a to rl y wind" I by Speaker Mackey and Collector Worthy and clear or clearing weather will pro- “Stop, arc in the city, and held frequent vail- For the Gulf States, higher birom- long interviews with John J. Patterson eter, northwest to southwest winds, eta- I to-day. Tho carpet-baggers generally tionary to rising temperature and gen- «e very much annoyed at the talk about erally oiear weather. For ibo Ohio valley Hayes making propositions to Southern and Tennesseo ► Utionary or falling ba- Democrats to throw them overboard and rometer, variablo winds and light rails build upaSouthernBipublioanparty with or snow, foilowod by rising baromater, Old-Lino Whigs as the basts oi tho wiods shifting to colder northwesterly, organization. Tha visit of Judge Mackey and partly cloudy woather. For tho Mid- to Governor Hayes as tho bearer of die States falling barometer, stationary to Hampton's, letter has badly, frightened risini; lemperatore, cloudy weather, part- j Chamberlain’s carpet-bag allies in South ly turning into sleet and snow with north Carolina, and hence the visit of Speaker east to southeast winds. Cautionary sig. I Mackey, Collector Worthington, and nsL oontiono along tbe Sjnth Atiantio I otheis of that ilk to Patterson. It is coast and ara ordered hence to Mina- I now no secret that tho carpet-bag Sena obnselu. I tors have declared that if Governor Hayes expects to bo counted in by their assis tance be must satisfy them that there is no foundation for tha story that ho will be guided by men like Bristow, Schui: l and Halstead, and glvo Southern Demo crats who wore formerly Whigs tho con trol of a fair share of Federal patronage- OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,! Jaxcaev C—evxxisg. 1S77. I Cotton. The market to-day waa strong at l!l for mid dling. Transactions for tiro days: ,...♦17 .... W niII>NIUIIl' DISPATCHES Foreign Intelligence. Paris, January 6.—Tbo largest sugar refinery of Nantes has stopped work for want of raw material. Many other houses have discharged their workmen. winter, the ceicbsrtcd Danish poet, is Financial and Gonuneroial. dead. 1 Judgment has been delivered in the cose of Manrica Yignanx, the billiard player, against Wm. Sexton, American billiardist. Yignanx seized Sexton's bil liard table and brought action against him. Tho tribunal decidod that Vignaux was not justified in seizing Sexton's ta> Us and domanded payment of his ex ponses and, therefore, condemned Vig naux to pay ono hundred francs fine and costs. London, January C.—Rev. Richard Cobbald, t he English author, is dead. , 8U)fk on hlDlJ *,***, 1S74 ... A dispatch to Renter e, from Samira, Received to-day...\...„ says it is expected that an exchange of I Received previously ... prisoners between Serviaand Russia will take place shortly. I shipped to-day The report that Nikitin has been re- | Shipped previously.......... called to Russia, by order of tho Czar, is not confirmed up to the present time, Mincing Lnno Markets. London, January 6.—During the week changos were few and tone steady. Cof fee ie higher; some plantation Ceylon, new crop, sold at three shillings per him drcJ weight. Yesterday’s public sales consisted chiefly of old crop. Plantation Ceylon was in good demand. Tnt xtouk I Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (cold)... °f coffoo in Europe January 1. 1877. was | 23 about -10.000 tons less than at the same Received—by rail by wagon... 8te2== SIS LOSS cos STATEXZRT. 126 SIS ),110—69.623 70,5-19 „ .. 1.0S3 ...53,231—59,364 | 8t«rk on hand this eventug.. Port receipts for to- day date last year. There was rather more inquiry in tea. but transactions aro mod erate. Sugar flitter: sales cannot many cases be made. A re duction of one shilling per cwt., was accepted forsomonhrystalized Dcmerara I oeiitratRailrSd at auction yesterday. Speculation in 1 ~ low brown torts has subsided. Rice is firm. Suicide—Guilty or Harder. Augusta, Ga„ Jannsry C — Isaao Tompkins oommitted suicide last night by taking Isndannm The negroes who murdered Hon3m9n and Fortniin, noar Aiken, South Caro lino, last November, hove bsen found guilty of rnnrdcr in tho first degree. The murdorod mon wero respectable German oitizsns. One of Iho negroes Stocks and Bonds. GUSTATIONS cobkictsd daily by L. RIPLEY. Broker. ..104 alOu Georgia 7 per rent, bonds (regular) .105 *100 Georgia 7 percent, bonds (plain) *104 alOS Georgia 6 per cent..... ~J,. 97 a 99 %: SS City oI Augusta 7 per cent.................. 76 a SO City of Columbus 7 percent.................. 65 a 6S City of Atlanta S per cent S5 o 90 City of Atlanta 7 per cent... SO a S3 Central Railroad joint mortgage— 93 a 97 Montgomery and West Point..... 95 a 97 Western R. R. of Alabama 1st mortgage 95 a 97 Western II- R. ot Alabama 2d mortgaae SS a SO Mobile A Giranl R. U. 8 j :r cent bonds. 85 a 87 Macon A B.. 1st mortgage. 90 Central Railroad joint mortgago 96 a 97 Central Railroad stock SS n S9 Southwestern Railroad, stock 63 a 69 Maoon Wholesale Market. CORRECTED DAILY BY F. D. TINSLEY, GRAIN AND PROVISION MERCHANT. confessed his orimo and govo Ibo names BACON—Clear rib sides.. ... lot a 10} .. St a *} Shoulders . Bulk clear rib sides lot a lof Long clear sides - lot a lot Bulk shoulders • a SI Magnolia hams 152 a 16 CORN—By car load 70 small lots 75 Family, per cwt 3 75 a4 09 Extra, per cwt S EO eS ,5 superfine, per cwt S *5 sS 50 LARD—Leaf, in tierces IS Leaf, jn tubs....... IS a 15} Leaf, in buckets 14 a I4t Tinpails.lOllfS 15 a 151 Tin pails, 5 lbs 151a 16 Tin pails. S lbs 16 A 16) MOLASSES—Choice Cuba, bhds Choice Cabs. bblt. Sagarhocsc, bbds ..................... Sogarhoose. bbls... —— Choice New Orleans Georgia rar.o.. None. SUGAR—Yellow C. C. coffee .............. Extra C. white Standard A Granulated — l’owdered and crushed... 101 10) lit 121 ISt IS} m of other prominent citizens whom tbe gang, of which he was a member, intend ed to mnrder. Louisiana New Orleans, January 0.—Governor Kellogg apprehends no trouble on Mon- MEAL day. Ho thinks tho Democratic pro- I Rest-proof %od...90 al oo gramme, after inaugurating Nicbolls, is.| FLOUR—Extra family, per cwt 4 09 at 25 to duplicate tho State Government, but " pending a solution of the Presidential question, they will avoid acollission TYbat Mr. Ferry Will Do. New Yolk, January G. — The Post's Washington correspondent says, rel- ative to what course acting Vice- President Ferry will pntsne, on tbe second Wednesday of Fobrnary, in re gard to tbe counting of tbe doctoral volos, tho following may be regarded os semi official, although not authorized by Mr- Ferry or published with Lis knowledge: If the Senate and House of Representa tives agree as to the course to be pnrsned, Mr. Ferry will act strictly in accordance _ _ _ with 6noh agreement, bo it what It may. | ooPPKB^Commoti' If no agreement ia reached by tha 2nd Wednesday in February, Mr. Kerry will prooeed to open and oonnt all tho States excepting those from Oregon, South Carolina, Louisiana and Florida. The . question of counting the votes from tho 1 cracKEk^— four above-named States will be submit- Cream ted to to tho two Houses. If they agreed that Republican or Democrat certifi- cANDLBS—Star....... cate from one or all tbe Slates shall be J NAILS—Basis lOs..... counted or rejected, Mr. Ferry will abide STARCH. by anch decision and act in accordance hpice ,* therewith in counting or rejecting cer- j ginger!! tificates. If, by tho 3d of March, con- NUTMEGS current action of the Senate and cigarMAwM House is not hod, in regard to tbe OHBBOOTS— . four States, Mr. Ferry will then proceed SNUFF-LoriUard s, Jar. to count tho votes of said States and to TOB ^cc^Commijn" declare tbo result. Mr. Ferry will not at- pj M _ tempt to exercise jndicial power to de- SALT—Virginia..— cide which are proper certificates from „, r the States of Oregon, Louisiana. Florida 1 MACKERKIx-ai. and South Carolina, unless tbo Senate and House fail to agree; bnt in this event he will proceed to act ii. accord ance with the constitution as he inter prets it. 56|: Illinois Central 61}: Fittaburg 90; Chicago and Northwestern S6IiS7t preferred; Rock Is lsndlWi BANE SLATZMZ5T. Loans, increase ;i.500.000 Specie, increase S^JO.OOO Legal tenders, increase.. f50.000 Deposits, increase S.12J.000 Reserve, increase SJ00.0C0 Snb Treasury bslances—Gold 64.739,401: ear- rency 40.>S7>:<3. Bub Treasury paid Into Treas. ury S11M0 for bonds; customs 43.90>. receipts IKSjMO COttCR. Liverpool,—Cotton excited; middlinj uplands 71-10; Orleans 7t Sales 30,000; speculation and exports 10.090 Receipts 10.700: American 9.400 Futures excited and 5-32 dearer Middling uplands, low middling clause. Jon uary and February delivery 7 116a 7 13-32; Feb ruary and March 71-I6a7h March and April 7 S-16a7 7 Sia7l: April and May 71a7 9-S2a7 3-16; May and June 71: June and Jnlv7 l-2a7 7-16a 715-32: shipped December per nail 7 S-S2: De cember and January 7h January and February T 3-16; January and February Per sail 7}; Febru. ary and March 71: April and May 71-2 1:30 p. m.—Middling uplands low middling clause. February and March delivery, 7 5-32; June 712; Mareh and April 7 9 S2a7i. shipped January, and February per sail 71-16 2 SO p. m.—Sales, American. 15,100 3 p. x.—Middling uplands, low middling clause shipped December and January per sail 7 5 32; April and May 71-16 Consolidated net receipts 12.900: exports to Great Britain 18.359: Fraace 1,SSJ; continent 1,749; sales 1,405 at ISialS 7-16 New Yore—Cotton steidy; uplands 13); Or leans IS 7-16: sales 1,405 Futures cJoscd wt ak, with pressure to sell; net receipts 1,120: gross 4.250: sales 38.000: Jan uary delivery 13 9-32; February ISialS 17-32; March ISialS 23-32; April IS 31-32; May 14); June 141; Julyl4|; August 147-16; September -n-S2al4}; October 13*alS) Galveston—cotton strong; middling lib nel receipts 2.006; sales 2^33; exports to Great Brit tain 3,914: continent 747 Norpole—Cotton stronc. supply light; mid dling 121: not recelrts 813; sales 350; exports coastwiso 114 BaltIKOBE—Cotton firmer; middling 13; sales 540: spinners lib erports coastwise 215 Boston—Cotton strong; middling isb net re ceipts 509; gross 2.964; sates 311 WILMINGTON—Cotton firm; middling 121: net receipts 2S7; sales 2.612 PniLADBLPma— Cotton strong; middling 13; net reociots 107: gross 262 Savannah—Cotton firm; middling 121; net re ceipts 1.876; sales 1.G00; exports coastwiso 137 Haw Osleans—Cotton stromr; middling 12}; low middling 12}; good ordinary It}; net receipt 3.193: gross 4.303; sales 1,200; exports to Grea] Britain 4.178 4L Mobile—Cotton firm: middling 12ial2b ne receipts 1,447; sales 3.000: exports to Great Bri tain 4.47S; Franco 1,333; coastwise 53) MBMPms—Cotton firm; middling 121; receipts 341; shipments 1.SS2; sales 4.700 AtrorsTA—Coyou irregular and excited; mid. dling 12tilib afeipts 263; sales 1,024 CUABLKSTOX^JoUon excited and higher; mid, dling 12]al3; net receipts L6D6; sales 3,000; ex ports to Great Britain UM i Produce. New Yore.—Noon—Flour dull hut prices without decided change: Southern Hour 7 60a9 Ofl; common to fair eitra 8 50i9 00; good to choice do. 5 50*8 00: Wheat dull and slightly in buyer’s favor only very limited business reported for ex. jort and milling, closing a little better in ex: nquiry mainly to fill pressing freights; C dull but without decided change; Oats active and firm; Coffee, Bio. firm and in fair demand; cargoes 131-2 a22 gold; job lots 13 l-2a23‘ gold; Sugar active and firm, closing quiet: Molasses quiet, but unchanged; Rico quiet; Tallow firm at 8aS 1*2; Fork more active; prime mess IS 40; Lard higher, closing quiet; prime steam 1175; Whisky nominal at 114; freights scarcely so firm FOR SALE. ^ FINE naw set el Georgia Reports—$S to perTolsme. Address LAWYER, Morning News Office, Savannah, Ga. ji3 2taw2w LOTS FOR SALE. Fort Hawkins Included. r WILL SELL FOUR ACRES. 4r more if wanted, including Old Woolfolk House and Fort Hawkins, situated on tbe hill ia East Ma con. Terms easy. Apply to iH. E. DAVIS. At this Office. • Or W. H. JONES, ja5dlwsn4t* East Mscon. X. M. Warfield, Cotto CoiMMoii Merchant. SAVANNAH, GA Commission for Selling Cotton : 50 MS P£fl BILB! Garrett’s Scuppernong* Wine, APPLE AND GRAPE Vine gpar, HUNT, EAMIN & LAMAR'S do-31 RETAIL 8TORE. Liberal Cash Advances Made! on Shipments. Order. Office Bibb County Commissioners. Macon, Dec. 5ib. 1S78—Ordered. That tho voting precinct in the 4SSd district. G. M., known as the voting precinct in Howard’s district, in this county, be chanced from W A L’vaos’ storo to :i house known as the district school house, about four hundred yards from W A Evans* store, near Howard station, on the M & W R R on the f Ellis Howard road. By order of the Board, dec 6*Std2tsw T. L. Holt, clerk. CITY BANK OP MACON. I Fair .„ Good Prime. Java SOAFS—Perlb OHKESE—State. 22 221a 23 35 6 a « 141 tot :z~im Half-barrel*. Barrel*. 3* —. WELL-BUCKETS—Per dox... BAGGING—Heavy, 2) lb.„..„ 2i lb 2 lb TIES—Arrow. Pieced... eo fi 73 40 a 55 S3 al 00 1 TS 1 69 1 10 al 40 6 09 aS 00 ii eo 6 00 131a ISt IS a IS) 121a IS 3} Shipping Produce. COIEECIED DAILY RY Tho Florida Situation. A Washington special to the Richmond Dispatch, ot the 4:b, says the news from Florida is of the most cheering sort. Tha I BERND BROTHERS, news is that tho Supremo Court has dis | 44. 46, 43, THIRDjSTRRET. charged the respondents, who have given the figures of the recount for the Gover- I HIDES—Fhnt^ivr lb.™ nor and State officers ; that tho Secrets- I ■ “V® * ,l -" " DEER SKINS—Dry, per lb GOAT SKINS—Dry, per lb™ WOOL—Fleece, burry, ]<r.t. . UnwaiheJ..........—.... BTsdd iiiniii, WAX—Clean, per lb.... TALLOW—Prime, per lb DRIED PEACHES—Peeled, per lb... 12 a 14 SHEEPSKINS—Per piece ry of State has issued the needful certifi cates ; that Governor Drew ha3 been en thusiastically inaugurated ; that a Leg islature, Democratic in both branch, es, has assembled, and that all the signs intimate peace and harmony. Two private letters received here to. I SHEARLIhGSj-Fer ptwe. day, however, let in a good deal of now I BEAVER—Per Diece™ light. One is from a member of the 1 RACCOON—Per Disco. lower House of Florida to a prominent MINKS‘ Per -^f :e r member of the Houso of Rspresentatives jiijsKRA^—^'r piece"', hero. Tbo writer is personally known, I WILD CAT—Perpieci". and hie judgment and integrity personally I OPOSSUM—Per piece.... vouched for. He represents the situs- | ®!ixHER-T,f?he rough..... 11 a 14 10 a 12 13 a 23 15 m2) 10 a IS 13 a 23 25 a 37 27 a 23 T a 8 tion in that State to be as follows : With the inauguration of the new State Gov ernment comes also tho new returning board, consisting of tho new Secretary of State and new Attorney-general and the new Comptroller. The writer of the letter declares to be true what was stated in yesterday’s dis patches, that the oi.1 returning board, in throwing ont, on their second count, the returns from Baker and Clay counties. GINSENG—Far lb 25 a 73 10 a 29 75 a 300 _... 25 a 125 5 a 35 .... 25 a ICO ..... 20 a 1 CO 5 a 15 15 a S5 6 a 10 1 09 a 5 00 13 a 21 75 LATEST TELEGRAPHIC IABEKOi FinanotaL Paris-Rente* 106f London—Noon.—Consol* 94 7-16; Erie 91. 2 p. m.—Consols 94t «{XW YoRR—Noon—Gold opened at 6). Stocks dull and lower; Beaty 6c goldSh exchang*. long, 4<4). short 4-61: State bonds dull; North Caro- perpetrated a greater fraud than they did £• sbSST on their first count, and evaded the spirit I ernment* active and lower if they did not evade the letter of the or- 8™.’ e**y at 6i7: •terlini firm 41-2: gold V r . rm. . I flaSk: isorerumeuts active but lower; new 5s dor of tho supremo court. The writer I jji. state p-ndf steady: Stocks dull and low* further asserts, most positively, that^the I e r-. ’ New York Central 191}; Erie*}; Lake Shore Baltimore -Flour strong, tending upwards, but unchanged; Howard Street and Western suptrflno 4 75*5 25; extra 525a6 2S: family C 50 a7 50; City Mills superfine 4 75a5 25; extra 6 75 »7 25; Rio brands 8 00; family 9 25; Wheat pcarco but firm; Pennsylvania red 1 4}al 53; Maryland red prime 1 CO; amber 1 02: white 150al 60; Southern corn scarce but firm: Western active and easier: new Southern white CSaCO: yellow 5di58: Oats nominally and unchanged: Syo steady; Provisions active; mecs 131-2; Bacon, shoulders 7; clear rib sides lOialO}: Hams 14a 15); Lard firm at 11 l-2all{; Coffee strong but quiet; cargoes IS}; jobs 181-2S23; Whisky dull and nominal at 111; Sugar active and firm at 711*12 Liverpool—Bread*tuffs quiet; new mixed Western corn 26s and Sd: old 20j and 9da£S ; and adi meat pork 16 R2; market for yarns and fabrics Manchester firm Cincinnati—Flour in good demand nt full price*; Wheat in fair demand and firm; red Slat Kb Cora easier at 4 ta45; Oats quiet but firm at 33a3S; Ryo 82; Bailey dull and un changed; Fork strong at 18 00; . Lard excited: steam 111 generally held at 111-2. tettlo 12sl2}; Bulk mea-.s stronger; shoulders CJa7; short clear rib sides 81s9: short clear sides 9}fi9}; Bacon quiet but unchanged: shoulders 7}; clear rib sides 10: clear sides 10}; Green meats strong; Whisky, opened dull but closed active at 107; Butler quiet but unchanged: Hogs active and firm; jmeking C63i6 90; receipts 9,036; shipments 435; total number slaughtered since November 1st, 1S76, 417.747 against 393,7S9 last year bo: J.-VILLK— l i. ur urn'htiiikVil; Wheat M ti.lv and in fair demand: Corn steady; Rye firm at 80: Gats steady; Pork in good demand at 17 00: Bulk meats quiet and firm; shoulders G}a6); clear rib sides 8}a8J; clear sides slash Bacon dull and nominal; Lard steady and unchanged; Whisky in good demand; Bagging firm at lit. Caicaoo—Flour quiet but firm; Western ex tras 6 00a6 25; Wheat dull and lower: No. 2 Chicago spring 1 28; No 2 do 1 2lal 24Jal 24} cash; I £01-2 February; No. S dolll);-Corn easier at 41 cash; 411 February. Oats steady and unchanged; Rye steady and unchanged; Barley higher at 66: Pork excited and higher at 17 70 cash; 17 92 l-2al7 95 February; Lard strong and higher at 1140 cash: 1155 Februaty: Bulk meats steady and firm; Whisky steady and uc- chanred; St. Louis—Flour firm and unchanged: Wheat dull and heavy; No. 2, red fall 2 CO}: Coni un changed: No. 2 mixed S9s!9) bid; Oats, firm at S3}; Rye firmer at 70*1-2; Barley quiet and unchanged; Whisky steady at 1 06; Pork strong at 17 £0: Lard 11 25; Bulk meats active aid firm; shoulders 0} asked 01-2 bid; dear rib sides 9 asked, sold at S 85; clear sides 9} asked 9} bid; Bacon quiet and unchanged; Hoes and cattle steady and unchanged Nbw Orleans—FJopr quiet hut firm; Com scarce and firm; yellow ai; Oats quiet and steady: Pork in fair demand at 17 SO; Lsrd scarce and torn; tierce held at llal2l: keg Ilia 12 1-2; Bulk meats quiot and steady stC|a9a9} for loose shoulders, dear rib and dear sides; Ba con in fair demand and held at 7Jal0al9} for dear rib and dear sides. Whisky quiet and steady; Coffee steady; jobbing 17}a21}; Sugar steady and in good demand; Ho!a»es quiet and firm, lower grades dull; Rice quiet; common to good 6}. —o— Naval Stores. Nsw Yore—Spirits turpentine dull at 47 rosin quiet at 2 SOaS 60 for strained. Freights quiet Wilmixgxon—.Spirits turpentine quiet at 43; Rosin quiet at 2 25 for strained crude: turpen tine steady at 2 35 for hard; 3 S5 for yellow dip; 3 35 for virgin; Tar steady at 1 80. London—Turpentine 33s and 9daS4s Marine Nows. New Yorx.—Arrived, Tsgns, Alhambra. Arrived out Atmosphere, Charlotte W. White, Sects, John M. Clark, Imogene Wayne, Ruth Topping. Vidal Solo, Uptertor. Nellie May, Ophia Crown, Jewel, Mattie Atwood, Abyssinia. Charleston—Arrired, schooner W. C. Beo, New Y'ork, eff the port; bark Bin* Campbell, Tybee. Cleared, steamship City of Atlanta, New York; Equator, Philadelphia, Falcon, Baltimore. Savannah—Arrired, steamship Herman Liv- Iugston, New York; ship Edgar Antwerp, bark PrudenlU, off Tybee; ship Marlborongb, Ant werp: brig Mary of Bigbv, twenty days from St. Thomas, for a Northern port, leaking, pilot on board. Cleared, steamship Juniata. Philadelphia; Sac Jacinto, New York; schooner E. W. Townsend, St. Mary’s. THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the City Bank of Macon, will be held at the Bank hi the city cf Macon, on ;WEDNESDAY, tho 10th inst, at 12 o’clock, for tbe purpose of elect ing a President and Directors for the ensuing year. WM. P. GOODALL. jiSSt Cashier. will be made lo the Court ot Ordinary of said county tor; cave to soil all tho real and personal property belong ing to tho estate of Wiley J. Jordan, ate of said county, deceased. December 2.1S70. S. A E. JORDAN. dee3w4t Admx. G KORU1A, JONES COUNTY. —Notice is hereby given that Francis M. Bailey has applied to me for exemption of personalty under the Constitution and Homestead laws of Georgia, and I will pass upon the same at this office on the Sixth day of January next, at to o’clock noon, said day. Witnoss my hand officiallv. declS* ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary. FOR RENT. ■*, , h w 1 ■■ mw 1 _ Macon, Ga„ December 27th, 1670. VALUABLE PROPERTY T ' n ' ILL ront - 10 the highest bidder, on Satur V auu a-UUU A AW* uni. i, X day tho 27 th oi January. 1877. at 11 o’clock. ^ -yp | at tho court house, the Visage farm, situated |.> Y virtue of a_ power of sale vested la the un dersigned, by contract under seal, duly ex ecuted on tho 8th day of March, 1876, by Francis Lake, with tho consent of Iiis wife. Laura M. Lake, all of the county of Bibb, and recordod in the Clerk’s office !of the Superior Court ot said 11877. county, in Book "AK," page 93; tho said power being auxiliary to a deed, executed to the under signed by tho said Francis Lake, with the con sent of his wife aforesaid; on the 5th day of Sep- I about nino miles from Macon. Contains about or.e hundred and sixty acres, law tw J. R. SCPPELD, Receiver. THE SUN. NEW YORK. 1877. tembcr,lS73, and recorded in the( aforesaid, in Book “Y.” page 457, wo will expose for public sale, to the highest bidder forcasb, on tho FIRST TUESDAY in February n.xt. to- Wit: on February 6, 1877, batweeu tho legal hours of Sheriff’s sales, at tho Court House in Macon, in said county, tbe following property, to-wit: All that lot or parcel of land lying and riiHE different editions of Tub Bun during tbe A- next year will bo the same as during the M year that lias just passed. The daily edition will rk’s office I on week days ho a sheet ot four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 56 broad col umns; while the weekly edition will bo a sheet of eight pages of tbe same dimensions and char acter that aro already familiar to cur friends. Tub Sun will continue to be the strenuous ad- vocato of reform and retrenchment, and of the substitution of statesmanship, wisdom and in- dcnce,’'on Mulberry street. Said property will be sold to satisfy a debt duo by tbo said Fran- cis Lake to tho undersigned, amounting to tho sum of {3,270 principal, with interest on the some from December It. 1876, at 12 per cent, per an num. together with tho costs and expenses of this proceeding; to secure which, ss staled, the deed and pqwer of sale aferesaid wero made.t Good Fto Simple Title will be made tot the purobasar cxi the- day cf sale. m jatdtda I. C. PLANT & SC peoplo and for the peoplo, as opposed to govern, mont by frauds in tho ballot box and in the counting of votes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body non-not far from n million of souls—withStbe most careful, complete and trustworthy accounts of current events, and will employ for this pur- pose a numerous and carefully selected stall ot reporters and correspondents. Its reports from Washington, especially, will be full, accurate and tearlecs i and U will doubtless continue to de. servo and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering tho Treasury or by usurping what tho law docs not giro them, while it will endeavor to merit the confidence of the public by defond- ing the rights of tho people against tho encroach ments of unjustified power, The price of tho daily SUN will be SS cents _ month, or SO 50 a year, postpaid, or with the Sunday edition $7 710 a year. Tho Sunday edition alone.eight pages, $1 20 year postpaid. Tho Weekly Sun, eight pages of 56 broad col umns, will be furnished during 1377 at tho rate of $1 a year postpaid. Tho benefit of this largo reduction from the previous rate for the Weekly can bo enjoyed by individual subscribers without tho necessity of making up clubs. At tbo same timo, if any 0! our friends choose to aid in extending our ciren- J, L. KENNEDY'SAUCTION HOUSE | such person who sends us ten or more^ubsern bora from one place will be entitled to one copy of the paper for himself without charge: Af dollar a year, postage paid, the the expens _ _ , ... , paper and printing arebarely repaid, and consid- Commencing this [ ering the size of tho sheet and tho quality of its I contents, we aro confident the people will con- Thunnav. Jn.n. 4. at TO A.M, (V 7 P. M I sider The Weekly Sun the cheapest newspaper t UUrbUcty, Jctil.*, ctl tUrt.lll. Ut / r.m j pubHshedin tho world, and we trust also one of the very best. Address mi gap THE SUN, New York City, N. Y. ■yy E are now prepared to Juraish fresh fFATEMlJND HEAL In any quantity, at as low prices as the steam meal cart be had at from anywhere. Come an J tee us when you want meal. Wo are going to sell it. Jee£7 tf HUFF. HARRIS A CO. DISSOLUTION. rpHE firm 0! Hendrix and Pettit U thi* X day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. G. B Pettit retinny. Persona having d^mnnds against said late firm will present them to T. C Hendrix for payment, and partita Indebted thereto will plea** make immediate payment to Mr. Hendrix; hekavin* taKen the and as sumed tho liabilities, is alone authorized to uso the firm name. T. C. HKNPRIX decSISt G. B. PETTIT.* NOTICE. lw . I par AlJ. vices are notffird that, having the “ Dixlo Works.” 1 may be found ... tbe store of Guernsey A Reynold;, on Second street, ready to serve them ss contractor and builder. Thankful for favors heretoforeextended by tbo public. I respectfully solicit a share of patronage. G. B. PETTIT decSI- tf roared; from at present at Georgia Raised Rust-Proof Oats just received and for sale at nUFr. HARRIS A CO’S. CORN, CORN! 1 (inn BUSHELS EAR CORN i * 3 V-/ V_/ \ / atore and (or sale low, by doe23-tf HUFF. HARRIS & OO. HAY, HAY! 500 BALES CHOICE NEW HAY. Just received and for sale by HUFF, HARRIS ACC. L, W. SMITH & CO. DEALERS IN- PICTURES anS FRAMES, -ALL KINDS OF- ARTISTS’ MATERIALS Wax Flower Materials, SHEET MUSIC. SATIONARY. Etc. L. \V. SMITH A CO.. 15 Cottton Avenue. Macon. Ga. ESTRAY NOTICE, road. In Godfrey District, on January 1, 1877. one ST8ER and one COW. The owner can | recover same by proving property and paying expenses incurred. J. W. SAUNDERS. js5 St* BANKRUPTCY, —AT— No. 85 Cherry Street, Hacon, And to L-e continued only on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at samo li'.urs, as tbe entire stock must ba disposed of within a limited time. AUCTION SALE GENUINE DIAMONDS, 600 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Gold Chains, Bracelet-, Lockets. Rings, Fins, Sets, StudsdSleeve- Buttons. Opera and Field Glasses, etc. Every article guaranteed to be as represented. Terms Cash. MATT. R. FREEMAN. Ja4 St* Auctioneer. / -1EURU1A, BIBB BOUNTY.—Whereas.John UT F. Gordon, Administrator on the estate oi William H. Honeycutt, late of said county, de ceased, applies to mo for letters of dismission: These are therefore to admonish all and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office on or before the 1st Monday in March, 1877. to show cause, if any they have, why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand officially. decSwSin C. T. WARD. Ordinary. A. SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION I TlDg assured that THRASH’S CONSUMPTION CURE and LUNG RESTORER will positively cure. Ask the recovered consumptive how he was restored, and he will tell you Thrash’s rem edy is the only one tint is a sure cure far the disease. Pleurisy, Pneumonia,’ Coughs and Colds, readQy give way when this remedy is cm- j-loyed. Croup and Whooping Cough loose all their horrors when the Consumptive Cure list been introduced; and no family who has once used, or t witnessed its hsppy effects, will ever consent to bs without it again, it is so simple in its compound, conuiningno opium or other in- jurions drugs, that the mest delicate and feeble person can take it without the least inconven ience. John IL Mead, of Atlanta, writes: “It is the only remedy now extant for Con sumption and Diseased Threat and Lungs." Rev. Dr. Lovic Fierce says: "I have been speechless about two (months: have been taking Thrash's Remedy this is tbe ninth day, and can talk now with some ease.” Hundreds of similar certificates furnished, and n.ed;c.nc cl. ‘vie 1 y Hcxr, lUJSl* A La was, and J. J. Piskikd. i*4eodtoj*29 PIANOS AND ORGANS! F OR SALE OR RENT. Do not buy before Kitting our terms. L. W. SMITH A CO.. ji6eoJiw 15 Cotton Avenue. Macon, Ga. GROCERIES B aker sheriff's sale.—wai be sola before tbe Court-housa door, in Newton, Baker county, within the legal hours of sale, on tho first Tuesday in January next, lot of land 1 No. 363 (three hundred and sixty eight), in the 7th (Seventh) district of said county. Levied I on as the property of Charles D. Hammond. Sr., to satisfy a a. fa. issued from tbe Superiot Court cf said county. J. M. Andersen vs. Charles D. Hammond, Sr. Tenant in possession notified The same being improved lands. ' novietd* LEVI ADAMS. Sheriff. 100 BOXES CHOICE FLORIDA GRASSES, 500 BUSHELS RED RUST PROOF OATS, 1,000 BUSHELS FEED OATS, an order from the Conrt of Ordinary o! | Twiggs county, duly granted, will be sold before the Court House door in tho city of Macon, Bibb county, on tho First Tuesday in January, 1877. one house and lot, being the west corner of lot No. 1, block 4, corner of Hazel and Gilmore slreets, fronting on Gilmore street 74 feet, and running back 103 feet: the fences around said lot being in tbe line of said lot. Also, at the same time and place, one vacant lot in Godfrey’s district, said county, and bor dering tbe southwest portion of the city: as fol lows: Fronting on Turpin street 75 feet and 140 feet deep. Property of tho estate of J. G. An drews, and sold for distribution. Terms Cash. J. E. A W. H. ANDREWS. iDee. 6.1876—de7dltw4t* Adra’rs. 50,000 LBS, CLEAR RIB BULK SIDES; 20,000 LBS. CLEAR RIB BACON SIDES, 5,000 LBS. BACON SHOULDERS, 20 TIERCES NEW MA9N0LIA HAMS, 50 BBLS. PURE GE0R6IA CANE SYRUP, Yy/E are to-day receiving five hundred barrels t Genuine Northern SEED POTATOES, com prising the following different varieties 200 bbls. Pink Eyes, 500 bushels choice Tennessee BRouNo-1200 bbls. Early Eose, 100 bbls. Early Goodrich. PEAS. Besides a general assortment of Groceries. All of which I offer low for CASH. J. F. BAKFIELD, dec313fc No. 1 Blake’a Block, Macon. Ga. ANDERSON VILLE, C/3A complete History of AnderaouviUe^C Prison, by Dr. R. E. Stevenson, Surgeon"” ““in charge, with an Appendix containing^" 1 ;the names of 13,000 Union soldiers whoi_ jjjdiod there, with date and cause of death.. . I _ _Sent on receipt of price, $S.C9. A Splen- I did campaign Book. TURNBULL* BROTHERS, Baltimore, Md. C B0ABD. rpWOIarsre Rooms. Furnished or Unfurnished* 1 X with Board. Suitable for gentleman and j wife, or two gentlemen. Apply to MRS. MALLERY, j»4 St Corner Walnut and Third 8ts. ■VTe wonld advise all;who intend^buping tbe Genuine Seed for Planting, to call at once, as good Pototees are advancing erery day. Call early, and get your supply. GEO. T. B0GEBS & SONS. APPLES. We are receiving Fifty Barrels Northern BALDWIN APPLES, ia splendid order, which LOW DOWN, GEO. T. B0GEBS & SONS. j*43t NOTICE. G EORGIA. JONES COUNEr.—Four weeks after date I will apply to the Court of Or*; dinary cf Jones County for leave toaell all the wild lands belonging to tbe estate cf Joseph C, Whitedecesused. «t either ar pullic iale. Deecember 1,1576. dec*Jltw4i* ADA C. WHITE, Ex’x. Estray Notice. T AKEN up on December 16th by the under signed on Windsor Hill a dark red estray cow, with the following marks: A crop, under and upper bitt on left ear and under bitt on right ear, which the owner can pet by proving property and paying expenses. Apply to D. IF. COUSE. de ;-2Iaw4w* Windsor Hill. Macen Ga. MACON & BRUNSWICK HAILROAD FOE SALE 0E LEASE. Office Macos A BnmrswicK E. R. 7 Macon. Ga.,•December 6. 1876.} B Y virtue of authority given by tho General Assembly of tho State of Georgia, in tho act approved March 5, 1875, the undersigned offer for .ale or lcaso the Macon and Brunswick Rail- road, together with tho franchises, equipments and other property, which was sold on tbe First Tuesday in June, 1875, as tho property or the Macon and Brunswick Railroad Company, and bouSht by tho Governor of Georgia, in tho name cf the Slate. Also, such additional property has ainco boon acquired for said Railroad. Thi« road extends from tho city of Macon to tho city of Brunswick, a distanco of ISC miles, with n branch from Cochran to HawkiiuviUe, about 10 miles. Sealed bids aro invited up to 12 o’c ock January 23, 1877. Cash, bonds ot tho Stato __ Georgia, or bonds of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad Company, endorsed in bohalf of the State by authority of the act approved Decembor S, I860, will be received. Special information eonceraing tho Road or its property will bo furnished on application. The right to reject any and nil bids is E. A. FLEWELLEN, W. A. LOFTON. GEO. S. JONES, Directors Macon & Brunswick Railroad. dec71aw6t NEW FIRM P T. BARTRUM, T. C. nendrix and I. M. • Cox have this day entered into copartner ship for the transaction of a goneral Sa*h, Door, Blind. Building aud Lumber business, at the old, reliable “Dixie Works.” under tho firm name and style of Bartrum, Hendrix & Co. They cordially invite their friends and these in want of their service*, or any article of building mate rial, aucli as Doors. Blinds, Newels, Brackets. Mouldings, Balusters, Lumber. &c., &c., to call on them and buy at manufacturers* prices. decSltf NOTICE. ble. a car load of fine, well-broke Kentucky Mules and a few nice harness and saddle Horses. JAMES H. HENRY. December SO, 1S70. decSG-St* foe cams. door, in tbe town of Clinton, on the first Tues day in February next, between the legal hour, of sale, the following property, to-wit: Throo hundred acres of land, more or less, ad joining the lands of John Hardeman and Henry Fattcrson and Caswell Haddock and others. Levied on as tho property of W. F. Fattcrson and S. B. Patterson to satisfy a il fa issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of S. M. Anderson vs W. p. Patterson and S. B Tat- torson. Property pointed out by plaintiff and possession of defendants. Also, at tho samo time and placo will bo sold three hundred acres of land more or less, ad- 'lining the lands of James Denton and Jackson -obertsand James Darby and others. Levied on as the property of Fetor C. Sawyer and Mary E. Sawyer and Peter C. Sawyer trustee for Mary E. Sawyer and Irvin Sawyer and Blanche Saw yer, to satisfy a ft fa issued from tho County Court of Bibb County in favor of John A. Net- son vs Peter C. Sawyer, trustee. Property nointed out by plaintiff and in possession of Wm, Jordan. Also, at the samo time and place will bo sold one freisht house at Haddock’s Station. Lovied on as the property of tho JIacon and Augusta Railroad to satisfy a 11 fa issued from a justice court of tho S5Sth District, G. M., in favor of L. T. Whidley, agent, vs George Reynolds, principal and Newnan Hicks, garnishee. Property point- edlout by Ed Blount and in possession of defend- ants. Levy made by constable and turned over to the Sheriff. W. J. GRESHAM. dec27 diw Deputy Sheriff /~lEl>ftGIA.|LAUlllSNS COUNTY.—-Whereas, Vj Robert F. Maddox has applied for exemp tion of Personalty, and settingapart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the samo at 12 o’clock it., on Saturday January 18th. 1877. Witness my official signature, this the 21st day of Decembor, 1876. J. B. WOLFE der-24 Ordinary. Land Sale Notice, E Y virtuo of an agreement with S. T. Tribole, I will sell to the highest bidder, on tbo first Tuesday in December next, before tbo Court house door in the town of Clinton, Jones county, my Tribblo two tracts of land, containing two hundred acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of D. D. Mitchell, D. J. Newby, G. W. Marsh, and others. Terms cash. oct20 w4t* 8. M. ANDERSON. VJl ter tbe date hereof application will be mad s to tho Conrt of Ordinary cf said county for leave to sell a house and lot in Yinerille. belonging to tbo estate of Georgo W. Scattergood, late of sai_ ounty, deceased. MARY SCATTERGOOD. December derUwtt Admx. SOUTHERN DEPOT OF PesosylyaQla Asricnltural Work*, (Foundries and Machine kh&rs tt York, Pa.) k. H. FARQUHAli. Prop»r, STEEL AND CAST IRON PLOWS, REESE COMBINATION PLOWS, BEORBIA UNIVERSAL PLOW STPOK, FARQUHAR'S ADJUSTABLE PLOY JTOCK SCOOTERS AND TURN SHOVEL? SWEEPS AND SHOVEL BLADES PLOW IRONS AND CASTlrifjS, BOLTS, RODS AND CLEVISES, HAND AND POWER CORN SHELLERS, ENGINES, SAW-MILLS AND MACHINERY. IRON AXLE WABONS, RUST PROOF OATS. N dtiffing wita me yon hav* toaoatialhclitjt . . baying near home, and at first bar ds. A. B. FARQUHAR, 10 Hollingsworth Block. NOTICE. Office of Micok Makepactcbiso Co„ Macotr, Ga . January 4,1377: i iHE Annual meeting ol the Stockholders of this Company, for the Election of Directors, will be held at the Office of the President (City Bank), MONDAY, the Sth day of January, at 11 TO RENT. F )R ONE OB MORE YEAR3, tho Gardner Plantation, situated in Loo county, seven miles from Leesbunr, containing 8100 acres. Gin Houses. ScrewB and all necessary outbuildings. For full particulars applv to B, J. GARDNER. da2w Iri is su* Leesburg, Lee Co Ga: 150 bbls ohoico Apples, One car load Florida Oranges. 50 boxes London Laying Baians. 200 boxes full count Fira Crackers, 25 barrels assorted Huts. 200 boxes extra Cream Cheese. 200 boxes fancy Crackers. 200 boxes assorted and fancy Candy. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. Cows to Pasture. T HE undersigned has facilities for pasturing Fifty Cattle. Keeps a boy with the stock aud salts regularly; has an abundance of cane: chnrges one dollar a month per head. Refers, by permission, to Edgar A. Ross. G. M. DAYI8, dec2S-lw Bolingbroko. Ga. rr ( agents wanted L for the STORY of CHARLEY ROSS, Written by his Father. A complete account of this mo&t Mysterious Abduction and exciting Search, with fac simile letters and illustrations. Outsells all other Books. One agent took 50 orders in one day. Terms liberal. Also Agents wanted on our JinsrntBcent Family Jlf- bles. With invaluable Illustrated Aids and Superb Bindings. Address. JOHN E. POTTER A CO- Publishers. Philadelphia. dec!7 TO RENT. ington, in Pulaski County, on tbo Macon and Brunswick Railroad,'40 miles from Macon,con taining 550 acres, about two*thirds cleared and under fence. There is on tbo place a good five- room dwelling, largo framed Barn. Laborer** Houses, good Gin House and Screw, Stables,&c. I (This is one of the bett-improvcd and most pre* ductive plantations in the county. For terms.^n/pp!y to dec31 fit* VALENTINO’S ANNEI. Mr. L. P. Collini, The well-known Caterer from Delmonico’s and several leading hotels, has become interested with me. and from this date will be found at my old establishment on Cherry street to attend to the wants of the most fastidiona. I have fitted up a Dining-Room in the second story of my building, where ladies and gentle* men will have polite attention, and all substan tial and luxuries the market affords will bo served up in the most recherche style. Orders solicited for Parties and Banquet,, to which special attention will be given. jml*lw J. VALENTINO. A Member of the Stock Exchange will execute orders for the purchase or sale of stocks, bonds and gold on moderate margin. Commissions $5.00 per each ICO shares, stock privileges negotiates on responsible parties only. Correspondence solicited. Henry Merriam, Mwnber Am. Mining and Stock Exchange. 35 Wall street. N. Y. Refer ence, D.R. Mangam, Esq-, President National Trust Co., N. Y. jaSwtf Highest Premium at the Centennial Awarded to the Knits a Stocking inl5 Minutos. Knitting In tho heel and narrowing the off too complete ; knits a llsize*; narrows and widens* at will; and knit .the web either Tubular or Flat. Single, Double, or Ribbed, producing all varieties of knit apparel.-Send- fortcircularsi and sample stockiog. LAMB KMTriNG MA CHINE CO., Chicopee Palls, Masa* or Philadel- phia. Pa. 0PM nov3 Iaw4tlw4t HABIT and its causes, cured tcithout pain, by Dr. W. T. Pabk. of Atlanta, Ga. Guar anteed. Mail to him full state ment and 10 Cts. for particulars FURNITURE. TTtLEGANT Parlor Suits, in Sattine, Reps . Ii and Hair Clotb. Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers. Oriental Chairs, Folding Chairs, bed room suits great variety, from $50 up- A goneral as sortment of Furniture, Chairs, Mattresses 8 S£&£&r“ at ,owo3t tuom'aVm’ood. 8 hiND "5c. u> G. P. ROWELL A CO., New York, for Pamphlets of 100 pages, containing list of 3,000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost of advertising. *»p20 wkswly
