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By Clisby, Jones & keese.
MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1878.
Number 8.105
BY TELEGRAPH
day JOIaPATCHKM,
foreign news
£ggll»b Complaints of the Vaoll
Lt:on of Austria and Hurrying
War Preparations—Russia Com
plains of Dolay in Signing the
Treaty.
toasoSi March 1.—The Timet rdito-
litl utiele this morning, after pointing
out the elements of weatnee, in the Em
f f fie Hap.borgs in the anUtfouism
|,.t*era the M .jwi and Sclsre., and the
i ar.ings of tO« Court towards the litter,
tad »• Count Aadrtsay toward the for-
a^e ehich antagonism is hardly kept
the kwe# bjnnds of a dual coin-
p foB iiie by the inttlligence, pitiucco aLd
„ voipt tor race jeiloujies of the Ger-
uiB pruriocei of me Auatriin Empire,
n ■.inlet as follows: It ia lime tor An«-
to emerge from this vacHtttoo.
i i -re is moeb to ba said in favor of too
lltk’fr policy. There is much to be said
toJbe Bclave policy. But there ie neith-
rr dignity tor safety in the overruling
uncertainty of Vienna. Let the Austinri
goreremait speak a final word, «nd Es.
gUod as well as Bneaia will know what
to eipect.
Anuria says that its interests are Ibe
name aa those of this connfrj; bat beforo
we can set in concert with the Austrians
wt mnit have n precise statement of her
views and ber Intentions. Tee present
vacillation ia more dangerous to peaoa
Utao a claar and resolnta expression or a
■'Mary purpose.
Tbs morning papers abound to the de
tail* of warlike preparations. Some mil
itia colonel< have been warned tbat then
regimenti may be repaired for permanent
dnly. Use militia will be armed wirb
Martini-Henry riflsn immediately upon
embodiment.
The Standard's Vienna dispatch slat
that ibe Mabommtdiin land owners of
llotnla have aent a deputation to Vienna
tiki y annexation to Austria.
8t. fxTtBiiraa, March 1.—Tho Golcs
eslla for the occnpat on of the Datdtn-
all, a by Baaiia. The Gazette de St. Pe
tersburg considers immediate war with
England prefcrablo to conceuuions.
The Timer’ Belgrade correspondent
bears from a diplomatic source that in
cotuequtsoe of possiblo complications
with Anstrie, Bosnia has protniicd Ser-
via a much larger ccision of territory
than it mentioned in tho peace condi
tions; attba laino time requesting Ser
via to keep her militia of tho second class
under arms and call cut the third clasr.
Bnstia announces that sbo would im.
mediately occupy Belgrade in the event
of kostilitie* with Awatria.
Tss Servian government i* qalto at a
loss bow lo decide, and aro waiting for a
return of Frinco Milan to Belgrade.
The 7imtt*' eorreapondent nt Berlin
njaitto peraialODtly believed that Ann
ins will eventually co-oporato with Rasela
la the occupation of territory.
Tee correspondent of the Daily Tele,
irtfh at Vicnno, says t "I learn that tho
Haitians are still bent upon entering Con-
rtsotlnople with or witbont tho Porte’s
cocfliol, and that England has informod
Prince Gjiticbukofl’ that if the litter
eoniee ie panned tho British nmbnssiidor
will ba ordered to quit St. Petersburg.”
The chances of Austria's going to war
are smaller than ever. Tho govern
ment can only count upon a majority of
hro for a voto of credit in tbc d< l egations.
It would not bo surprising if tho idea was
abandoned at tho list moment.
Jn. 1- A lams k Co., wholesale grocers, I owneraof (team vessels, either with or
announce they w.ll be compelled ta ans- } without pay, under the penalty of din-
pent m consequence of the failure of J. muealfrom offlee. Provided, however,
I. Ad tins i Co., of New Orleans. The that officers whose salaries are lees n...
; r '° hons?s form. d a general partership. one thousand dollars per annum, may.
- ne suspension involrea a large amount | when not officially employed, engage in
tC J.important. other occupations that do not approxi-
Phe United States assay oSee here mate thoir official duties, when the
shipped to the Philadelphia mint $265,- ! same can be done without detriment to
649 in silver bare for subsidiary coin. I the public service. I a* poolers are also
Qlix.vstow.v, March 1.—The brig Zu- nonfled that the paragraph of department
Ieika, from Brunswick, Qa, for Glasgow, circnlar of April 5tb, 1S72, coastitnting
arrired here. She lott her bulwarks and I the ball inspector, chairman of the local
had her decks swept. t hoard of inspectors, ia hereby revoked,and
Nkw York, March I.—The eiamini- tbe ic, P«:tor of mills and the inipector of
tion of Madam Bel tell, charged with sell- | J** wiI1 *>• held jointly responatble
ng medicines to procure abortion, con-
eluded she was held for trial in default
of *10,000 and bail.
Ci.avar.iSD, O., March X.—Wade is
weaker.
for tbe proper oondunc of tbe offieial af-
| fairs in their district.
Foreign News.
St. Pztkr?bcbo, March 1.—Replying
to a reoent attiels of the London Stand-
I'lTTi-BLT.o. Much 1 —C. P. M&rkle A ar,J - wtnch declared that the sword would
Sous’ piper uni , \Y.«t NowtoD, Pa., hsve to decide nr less Bosnia made C'-n-
witu stock and machinery, was destroy- oehsiona, the Ajenee Rus-c says tbeBrit-
d by fire. Supposed to be incendiary.
Lora 1100,000.
Caban News.
Havana, March 1.—Yesterday after-
on ibe insurgents in tbo oentral de
partment filed before General Martinez
Osmpor, at Pcorto Principe, snrrender-
lug tneir arms. Tbe inwargents in the
neighborhood of Troche also surrendered
their arms nt same hour.
Foreign Sews.
Losdoh, March 1.—In the Honso of
iab Government baa declared that it
would ( n% make war in behalf of Briiirh
iaterestn. Ba-ms has respected and sat
isfied these intereats, therefore, either
tbe Standard ia misinformed, or England
w II act in opposition to her fotmal de
clarations. As regards oonoessiooe. the
Enropsan Cabinets know that Bna-da is re*
solves to maintain the essential resnlt of
tbo war. She will always show ter.elf
disposed to accept every means cf recoa-
oiliating the inviolability of this result
with the interests of third pettier, bnt
w • , _ I ** " *** esaw autulvoio V4 I mm la ta f a- law
Doras this afternoon Lord Derby, in re- I threats and military preparations are a
ply to an inqntry, said he had reason fo I bad way of attaining a peaceful under-
believe t no treaty of pesce won! ! bo sign- standing.
The Doily News has tho following from
St. Petersburg: Tho nomination of Lord
Napier, of Mugdalo, to tho obief com-
aiiidiiproducing great excitemmthere.
It ia bilieved that the treaty of peace
willba signed on Satnrday, which is tho
anniversary of tbo Czar’s accession to the
throne.
St. PaTuesDRa, March h—Tho Galas
•sjiths typhns is increasing rapidly
among the Russian troops in Boumanin.
All tbe Bwmnni.in railway carriages aro
infected. It is absolutely necessary for
the army in Turkey to return by sia and
not through Boumania.
bo*dun, March 1.—Intelligence from
Constantinople, under dato of Fonruary
!7th, by way of Syria, says tho Bussian
plenipotentiaries manifest irritation at
the alow progress of negotiations. If
the negotiations are not completed in a
few dayr, it is erpectod tho plenipoten
tiaries will present an ultimatum, fixing
a date when the treaty must be sign
ed.
Financial Situation In Netv York.
Nbw Yonr, March 1.—Them has been
a marked decrease in tho number of fail
ures reporttd in this city during tho past
month, at compared with thu month of
January—sixty-seven being reported for
the month just ended, whilo in January
the number amounted to 129. Tho lia-
bilitlei have likewise fatten off from
$7,118,000 r 'ported in January to $2,668,-
698 tor the pist month.
Whitlock «fc Anderson, jobbers in wool
en goods, have made un assignment.
Their liabilit cn are $160,000 to $200,000
and asset. $100,000.
Failure's in London.
London, March 1.—The Financier, re
ferring to the failure of Me-sra. Willis,
Pereival Jfc Co., Lombard Street bankers,
aay* :
Mreara. Willis, Pereival Sr. Co., were
pi irate bankets of eight years’ standing.
A favorable liquidation is expected.
No Topic.un of tbe embarrassment of
Ui.bc tw seems to^have been entert line J.
The notification of its suspension which
vaaUiu.vi late yesterday owning will
cause gre at enrpriso in tbe city. Tbe
ptrlneis a.'O Henry WillM, Samcel Temp-
kin* and Sa'ta Lmh. Tompkins, one of
-<■, is gr sud treasurer of li e F.-e-
klarons, and the acconnls of tbe Grand
Lodge and oite or two large masonio
ohanties were kept there.
Losdon, March 1.—Tbe Times* Vienna
enrrespondc-Lt, referring to the per.i.tent
tnniers of Austrian preparation- for ibe
moblhiition of her army, sajs Ibore ia
halt preparation to be made. For the
laMaeven years these preparations have
keen going on, and sinoo tho last
year, when tho possibility of such
a measure arose, plans have been
*ock«d out to the very smallest detail.
Congress.
WaiBisoTo:.-, March 1.—Tho Commit-
fee on Finance of the Senate, having only
aqoorum, postponed action on tbe re
peal of the resumption act to next meet
ing. The Senate is net in session.
The House proceedings are unintrrest-
*kg. The Pa-.ific Bail road Committee
had a prelonged tension. The drift of
fke piocecdings was highly favorable to
tie Texas Pacific. A test voto will bo
taken t> morrow.
The Ways mad Means Committee re-
•- i "duty .n silks from 50 to AO
Percent. Toe tariff on spices is uual-
frred. There was no action on sugar.
NIGHT U18PATCHES.
Capital Notes.
WitnctoTcy, March 1.—In the Honae,
Shelly, of Alabama introdnoed a bill to i
aid :n th-- construction of ihe gre»*
Ben them railroad ccmpanv through the
Slate. of Georgia and Florida. Be-
ferted.
Ino Honso spent the session in die
noa.iJer.t.yg private bills, and pas*ed
•tirij-fife uf lbe;n The bill to proviJe
nve-ia m t! i service between tbe United
Sud D:~z 1 wae reported from the
P-’it-ccimiuilt&e, ordered printed
■nod recommitted.
v News Item*.
-^nrrYoBk. Mar.h 1.—The Post eay*:
ed to-morrow. Lord Derby also said a
tumor bad reached him from many quar
ters, which bo hoped was trne, that Bus-
sis bad abandoned her idea of tbe
eeislonto ber of tbe Tarkisb fleet.
London, March 1.—The Vienna cor
respondent of tho Times, as regards vote
News Items.
Havana, March 1 —Spanish gold, 221
to 221 j; exchange firmer; sugar active;
centrifugal numbers, 11 to 13; in boxer,
S j and 9 reals per arrabe in gold.
ScHkNicTADT, N. Y„ March 1—In ecn-
of credit, says m eetmga of political clubs fS n,Dce<rf the low price of broom?, the
have bec-n repeatedly called to consider broom f-*ctories in this section have been
the eubject, and tbc-n adjourned, showing cl0it - d - throwing oat of employment four
that those who de-ired to carry the mat- | hundred hamis.
ter with a rush areas yet far from hav
ing tbo upper-hand.
K-titers have a dispatch saying
n secret meeting of members of the Aus
trian delegations was held last nighr,
which discussed tbe credit to be demand
ed by the government. 2to decision was
reached. It it anticipated that the S e £ ers ‘ 6tnkc * , „ .
credit—though it may meet with oppest- Columbus, O , March 1.—Both
tion—will ba approved. branches of the legislature adopted a
- .. ,, resolution directing the firing of asaluto
Journalistic Change. March fonrtll> in h h onor of ‘ ha paa£ag0
Boston, March 1.—Edwin M. Bacon, | of the silver bill
of tho daily Globe, has retired from tbe
position of Editor-in-chief of tbe Globe,
which becomes a democratic paper. To
day an articio on tbo New Hampshire
Willard, Ont., March 1.—Thero is
a general strike here among the laborers
on tbe Willard canal works, for increase
of pay. At Allsnbnrgb, laborers on two
sections have alio struck for an increase
from ninety cents to $1.25 per day. It is
thought this is tho commencement of
Ab Over-loaded Provision Mar-
Ret.
election Appears paving the way for tho I *'* ow T° rk Bulletin. 1
new editor,Edwin C. Bailey, formerly pro
pnetor of the Boston Herald, who as
humes command on Monday.
Resignation of Camphaaien.
London, Msreh 1.—Harr Campbausen*
Prnsssn Minister of finance and vioepra
Stocks in this country and in Europe
aro larger thin ever before, by so much
as the number and weights of tbe hogs
packed are greater. These conditions
still exist, and will continue into and
through the summer packing, or so long
as corn is as cheap as now and hogs no
sident of the ministerial conncil, has re- a „
signed. Though originally a liberal and cbe f. per -. T, he P rese “ t “ nd P ros
« free trader, his eom.dian--, .1.h P,in™ pective.is therefore greater than ever
a free trader, bis compliance with Prince
Bismarck's wishes regaidmg tho proposed
Imperial taxation sohemes. brought on
him tbo determined attnek by tho na
tionsl iibt rnl parly, which compelled Mb
retirement.
London, March 1.—A dhpatch from
Paris tn tbe Daily Neu-s says the Duke
Daudiffret Pasqnir, President of the Son-
ate, and half a dozen other Senators have
withdrawn from tho Orleanist group,
in the history of tbe trade, and wo wiil
bo lucky if all tbe bearers of this
enormous load are abio to carry
their pare in these times of fi
nancial rottenness and dietrnst. Be
sides, tummer product this year is
deliverable on contracts, and any spacu
lativo combination, shoo!! one bo form
od to do what legitimate influence omaot
do, would have to shoulder the whole
il a A« /> „ » I H6B80D, lor BO BOOH BB tul‘1 DIMT»6t CQOQlu
seoarcfl the pabmoo of luo Government | .
“•» -»• ssjtsaBjyr—■sstj:
^Llvorpool Cotton Omto.nr. Mwt
Livxbpool, Maroh 1.—The Circnlar of future for hog prodnols ucless a general
tho Cotton Brokers’ Association says cot- I European war should break out and
I..ii i,I tni iauiiimnto uud bnin,; freely Htintnli'.u npecnlatiuirs till ii took hul l of
o.Tcre.l. '1 h • qnolittiuns oflh-. I.uiding theea nUples becaoss oliesp, and likely !<)
descriptiona are slightly reduced. j be somewhat affeoted in time if not st
Supply of middling and lower grados aro present. We shall no doubt see then 10s
reduced from 1-16 shilling to i shilling. I 15o per 100 lbs, advances occasionally.
In Sea Island there is more doing, but I bnt they will be fo’lowed by u still fnr-
pricej arc rather lower. Business in I iher drop, unless the course of tho m«r.
futures has bsen very dull and prices I ket thus far this season shall ohsuge.
have gradually declined, closing at 1-16
to 3-32 shillings bslow those of last j
Thursday.
Washington Items.
Wasiiinoton, March 1.—Prof. Linder-
In tho case of the present Pope, the
pithy telegraphic statement he “will
continue the policy” of Pins, seems at
the moment to be conclusive. The
mu, director'of says they have l lfaareeovwe. »great deal. It mea>.
’ • — -- 1 that tho antagonism between tho church
at Bomo and tbe government which rules
in Rome will remain fierce and unrelent-
ingasever. It ia not incompatible with
the exercise of more moderation in con
ducting the German quirrel, for this,
after all, may ba to some extent a ques
tion of expediency and taot rather than
principle. But it does appear to imply
that, despite conciliatory professiocs, the
commenced smelting silver in Philadel
phia.
The debt statement shows a decrease
during month of $2,250,000. Amount
in the Treasury—coin, $131,476,000;
currency, $2,500,COO.
Fifty-three employes of tho general
land office weto granted an indefinite
leave of absence to-day.
Lieutenant A. D. Nelson, of tbo 12th
infa‘ntry, and Captain Anson Mills, - «LB£
the third cava.rv, ire ordered to reoort
to Hon. B. C. McCormick, in New York
City, for duty in connection with tho
Paris Exposition. Captain C. B. Phil
lips will tako charge during the nbsonca
of Major Craighill.
Preparing to Coin Honey*
Washixoton, March 1.—The Cabinet I
tc-dsy directed Sherman to pnt tbo mints
unchecked. The reported anger of tbe
extremists among the Cardin*!* has no
more to do with tbe final result than had
the anger of the Austrians when Pius
IX. was chosen —N. Y. limes.
Weekly net receiots JS9«. rross : sales
1M1: exports to Great hnt*.n *170; France
; C0U1T1K S5S1.
Biiinroas—Cotton dell; middling 10*1; stock
1AJM.
Weekly net receipts CsA proas 17i?: nles IKS;
spinners *71: expects to Great Britain 1773; coast-
wise SOS; continent ISO.
Bostox—Cotton iteady; middling llj stock
10.505.
Weekly net receipt* stoo. rrosa 5190; »alcs
—s exports to Great Britain 4031; coastwise —
■tors 10,503.
_^WUJ1IXSI0X- Cotton quiet: middling 10; stock
Weekly net receipt* S944: gross
114; eiporta to Great Britain —
S14; continent 1075.
Fbiladilfhia—Cotton steady; middling Hi
stock l«.oto.
Weekly net receipts 404: grot* 5445: sales 2713;
to spinners 2561 exports to Great Britain 890;
contiLent . rca*t * i*e .
SavAWAR—Cotton dull; middling 10 3-15:
stoca 64.990.
Weekly net receipt! 11.Mi. gross 11.563; sales
7100; exports lo Great Brtain —; Franca
2557; channel i continent 26,633; coaitwise 3,
HL
>‘rw OSLIAXS—Cotton irregular and nominal
middling lOjfc low middling 9} 1; good ordinary
9jd: Stock 331.167.
Weekly net receipts 3!,016; gross 45,333; tales
33 950; export to Great Britain 3,3,146; roajtw.su
—, comment 21,330; France S331.
Uobilx—Cotton weak and irregular; middling
l»Ji®10ii: stock 33.340.
Weekly net receipts 7967. gross . sales
S5M. exports t > Great Britain 3177: coastwise
7749; continent 2000. France : channel ——.
Mgurais—Cottou quiet, middling 10ii; stock
60,024
Weekly receipts 10,317: shipment* 13,965; *ai
11,010.
ArorsTA—Cotton quiet: middling 10}fc «to.k
1MM*
Weekly receipts 1610: shipments 3*92: rale.
4202; spinner* - %
CRaaLgsios—Cotton dull: middling 10?f;
itock 4 >,953.
Weekly net reoeipts 6436: grots —. sales
10 400; exports to Great Britain : France
1561: charmd : continent 11,776: coastwise
1557.
Mo:rr<30MglT—Cotton dull; middling 10:
receipts 671; shipments 1539. itock 13.516: sales
1639.
JdAC:g—Cotton dull: middling 9Jf: receipts
647: *alc4 1357 »toc!i 5.-6J; ihipments 15S0.
COH73UU73—Cotton quiet; middling »Jf: re
ceipt* 725; shipments US. sales 1217, to spin
ners 12C0; stock 10:0:
Nassvills—Cotton nominal: middling 10: net
reoeipts 1SSS. shipments 2322; sales 1896; to spin,
iters 253; slock 51:1.
Fort Eotal—Weekly net receipts 147: stock
: export to Great Britain 4552; coastwise
49.
PEOViDEgcz—Weekly get receipts 764; stock
1500: sales 1300.
8xlva—Cotton, weekly aet receipts 954; stock
4006: shipments 2-14. sa:ej .
LATEST TELEHKAPUIC MARKETS
FINANCIAL.
Nxw Torx—Gold opened at 102.
Moot* opened Arm: money 104}<: gold 101;6
@102. Bxchange. long 453% short 485%. Slate
bonds quiet. Government* weak.
Money closed at 105; sterling 10S%@104; gold
101%@10i;; Governments Arm; new Aves 102%.
State bond* dull.
Stocks closed lower: New fork Central 104.
Brie 9: Lako Shore 61%; Illinois Cen
tral 73%: Pittsburg 66% Cnieago and North
western 35; preferred 62. Bock Island 98%:
Western Union Tele*raph Company 76%.
Sub Treasury balances—Gold 5107.vS3.428 4):
currency 535.0 4.223 C2. Bub Treasurer paid in-
tere»t S1.90S.uoi), for bonds 543,000; customs re-
4*eipts 5466,000.
Lognog—Noon—Consols 9413-16.
2 p m—Consol* 9413-16.
4 pm—Consols 931-16.
Basis—Routes loot and 20c.
4 p m—Bento* 109f.
Nsw ORLlAgs—New Yoik sight is at par.
PRODUCE
Baltimosi—l-'iour steady and Arm: Howard
Street and Western superdne 3 7504 25; extra
4 751+5 25; familv 5 5036 50: Citv Mills superAne
3 753125; extra 4 5o(+5 25: Rio brands 6 75; Pa-
tupuco family 806. Southern wheat is quiet and
Arm: Western easier: Southern red 1250 1 32;
Pennsylvania red l 3. SI 31: No 2 Western win
ter rad, spot *nd March 1 39'.. Southern corn ii
quiet and steady; western lower. Southern
white 53@54; yellow 53(354. Oats dull: South
ern 34@S7- live rotbing doing. Provisions dull
and besvy—prime mess pork 1175012 0J. Ba
con. shoulders 3%. clear rio 6%. Hams 10%@11.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
in fall operation, and Evans to writ* a OPPICK TKLBGRAPIl and MRSSRKGRF*i
paragraph to all conntrfes composing I Marchi.—Kvasiao. ists. i
what is oalleil tbs Lstio nmoa, inviting
tto re*p-etive value of biItit and gold.
It is though that by tbe middle of May
the oaina^oof silver dollars will be at tbe
rate of $3,600,000 per month.
Synopsis Weather Statement.
Officr Caixr Sional Oiticik,
Waohinoton, March 1, 1878.
For the South Atlantia States, rising
MACON COTTON STATEMENT
CORRECTS!) DAILT JT
Ft. P. CUNNINGHAM
COTTOg BCTRR AND BROCgg.
The market to-day was dull with quotations
at 9% for middling:
Received—to-day by rai)„_._..™„„.._ 79
• by wagon™™ 17— 93
Shipped...
Sold™™™
previously
srATvasyt.
followed by falling barometer, iuoieaaing sujekon hand September l, 1877 468
easterly to eontherly winds, falling fol- I Received to-d*y..
lowed by rising temperature, iacreasini: -L “
cloudiness and possibly succeeded by rain
areas. I Shipped to-day-
For the Eist Gnlf States, falling fol- prenoasiy-
lowed by rirtiug barometer, warm, south- I band this evening.
easterly winds, veering to cooler westerly Received to-day—
and rain areas, succeeded by partly I " ^e -ate last rear,
cloud/ woather.
For thoWost Gnlf Stites, rising ba-i Forthewedt ending Friday. March J. 187S.
rom-tjr, brisk nnd high soutnerly winds, Xet receipts at all US ports for week... 91.998
veering to west or northwest, cooler, dear Last yeir—.—~— ———..Sj’H 0
Or par?.y cloudy weather, except rain Toul^jPU to this date™- ■^57,971
area* ic-nl^ht In the eastern portion. k x ports (ortho treek~_— 15*,0?5
Last year ... 57,210
Canparallve ioitoi MUtcmeai
Total export* vo th:* date
Last year
Stock at all US por« —
Last year..
Mock at all interior towns..
Last year
Mock at Liverpool..
Last year—
•.195,226
..2,195.951
813.294
871^91
120JS12
101.039
6&UW
895.000
MIDNIGHT DISPATOHES.
FROM WASHINQTOE.
Belief of a Southern Institution. ^
Washington, March L—The President I stock Amerioan afloat for Great Britain... 242.000
has signed tae bill for the relief of the Last J«r ™— 569.000
E ijjio A Phenii Manufacturing Compa- COTTON.
nv of Columbus. Ga. This company „ , .. , .
uy. 11..,™ fnr n Savinoa Hunk LrrRRTOOL—5 oon-Cottoa is Ait and irregulai •
cbtamed a charter for a bavingi I —*.jiiM ijiBnfli m 1*1 *r ** **
for tlicir emplojo*- aQu a® security gaiaa 6*0o0, apeculaticn and export 500; re*
Dlddeed their entire stock, which the in- c*:pu 2LOOO-. aJl American.
u roflr.---.n ie department ussessed OS \ Future* opened with rel.-ere atJ-32 dechna:
capiul emfliyed iu banking. The bill
rfl-cves lie company of $30,000 back os- 6; Mar and June 61-32; June and July 61-16;
rc ... .n I ta rv.kl for futnre Jalyar.a Aurost 63-32; new crap ihipped jan-
*e*sm*Bt», and 5t> t“-W tor roron. ^ 61 ^i gobruary and March 61-32;
Foreign MarKOtS. i March and April 8 1-16.
_ __ l T-a T.fvprnoal • Sa’e* for the week 50,000; tpeculaiioa tOOO; ex*
Liviar-OL, March 1. “JT* P f I portW»; week 66*.XX>. American 506 000; re-
Gr»in Circulai anys the grain tra^e la in raptJ io],w>; American S9.000; acriul export
a of perplexity on ftOOOUnt of the s.ouo. afloat 299 040; American 2*2,000. Sales of
political tine: rt-rot, >-froe coontry. Tn. ; idling eUare. Arri:
markets have friquently been six pence iai jdelivery531-32: June and Jnlv6l-32 ;
lo n shilling cberper, and all fXoeedmgly j n^v-crop ahippeu January sail 6.
dull, thonf U tli. ro h*s been to aetual de sp m-Salea inclnds tatO American. Futures
dine bare. Trade is weak and without
«b>o!n:e pr--rnre on ibe put of bolderw.
Circular from tho Treasury De
partment.
WaJHISGTJ.v, fiiarcu 1.—The following
circular to the supervising and local in-
specrors of siesta veasssl) b»s been issued
bv tbo 1’reA-ury Department:
^Supervising and local inspector* of
steam veaaeU aro hereby notified that
tbeir whole lime must be d*voted to tbair
official dunes and that they witi nor un
der any ciroumstauees, be allowed lo
Lcper.nu.ud tbe repairs tn »ny steam
VcLeel* or draw ihe plans for the comrtruo-
lioo of boiler*, or machinery, or *etaa ex
perts in any such ai*tters for agents or
doted dull miid stead j. ^
>'iw You—Cotton quitt; npLaudJ It Or
leans II: s*Je* 1C05.
Future* opened «t«»dy; Mxrdi 10 78^10 <8.
Apnl 10 80^10 62. May 10 92^10 94, June 1104
011 06, JuJj 1112^11 H. Aoxu*X 11 l&dll 20-
Cotlcn. net r*o*:pt* &24. gro** 4555. tuiure*
clofieal nrm; sale* 37.0CV; March 10 88v^l0 89.
April 10 9131C 92. M*r 11 03£ll 04. J mse 11 15#
1116. Jolj 11 22dU 25. Ao^urt 11 ri^ll 29, Sep-
tember 1111<^U 13.
Cotton dosed steodj: upland* 10 *; Orioona 1L
Itld 418.
RceivlM ol Utf wi*k—X«t 6481; ffroo* 19.781:
export* to Grms JBntoin 10A -9: Fnace —; ooou-
con, siiouiiiiTif 0-/4. near riu jjl&iui
Lvrd 838^. Coffee steady; rio cargoes 14%@
17*y Whisky dull at 107. Sugmr quiet nnd
stonily at 9@9%
.nbw York—Flour opened strong and closed
dull; superline Western and State 410©4 9O;
Southern Hour is very steady; common to fair
extra 5 50&G 25; good to choice ditto 6 30@3
Wheat i* lft2c better; white 165. Corn is _
khade lirmer: No S* 5Ck^57 for ungraded
Western mixed, 54G56^ for ye) low. Oats is quiet.
Coffee, no, dull; carffoo* 14%®17^f gold, j<.b
lots 14^@19^ gold. Sugar quiet at for
fair to good redning; refined firm with lair de
mand, Molasses dull and steady at 25@4S.
ILce iteady and active. Petroleum firmer: ra
il :;ed l.?4- Tallow steady at 9-10. ILosin
steady. Turpentine steady. Pork quiet at 10
@1125. Lard easier; prime ateem 7M@7
Whisky dull at 107. Freights are unchanxed L
UlAcnryATi—Flour is dull: family 5 20@fi 50.
Wheat is inauLve; rtd 130^115. (Ju.»n a.-tivent
39@4<'. Oats I* quiet and stsady at 283^@S1.
&ye firm. B-rley dull; good to prime spring
at 36@il. Provisions—Pork in slow demand at
10 50yd0 05. Lard in good demand; hteain 7 25
7 30; kettle Bulx meat* dull: »houl’
ders 3J^cI«**r no 6^, clear sides 5%. Bacon dull;
shoulders 4%, clear nb 615. clear aides 640. Green
meUsfirm. *>houlders S28#SS0, sides 519. llam*.
16!bs average, 5J4®5^. Whisky firm nt 103
Butter firm and unchanged; choice Western re*
servo 23325: Central Ohio 1S®22. Sugar ea* er;
hard rehned A white 9j^@95i. Hogs
firm; packing 3 S5@ft 00; receipts 1154; ship
ments 296.
LOClfTiixa—Flour dull; family 4 50^5 75.
Wheat linn-, red 1 15^ l 20; aml>*r > 25, wh;t« 1 25
Cjto quirt, white 43, mixed 41, Bye dulls; ».
Cats quiet: white S3, mixed 31. Pork quiet and
steady al 1100. Lard active and stead \; choice
lea! in tierce 8, kegs 9. Bulk meat* quiet an 1
steady; shoulders 3*& clear nb 5><. clear
sides 570. Bacon quiet and steady: shoulders
clear nb f09. clear aide* 02). Sugar-
cured hams 8@9)^. Whisky iteady- at 1(S.
Tobacco quiet anu unchanged; Louisville nary
bright mahogany 53@ 64. rnnhcgmuy 50®52. sec
ond class and tine b.uck 45®48. Virginiasmokieg
45®6(. Kentucky ditto
ot. Louis—Flour quiet and unchanged: surer*
fine fall 3 90&4 (K>. extr» ditto 4 2o@4 40; doublo
extra 5 0 ($5 15; family 5 6C@5 65. Wheat is
firmer. Ne 3 red fall 120; No4ditto 1(7^
10S No 2 spring 112. Corn firmer, No t
mixed 42. Oat* steady: No 2, 25J4 Rye quiet.
^ m*xv steady at 1« 3. Fork quiet at lu 60@10 75.
Lard firm and unchanged. Bulk meats quiet-
20 days In »alt—shoulder* 5* clear rib 535 loov*.
Bacon firm and unchanged. Hogs easier:
packing to fancy 3 65$3&0. Cattle lower, prime
to choice native shipping steers 4 7C@S 00. lair to
good S 00® ft 25. Sheep steady; extra heavy ship
ping mut'.ona 4 5004 SO.
CHlkCOO—Flour steady and unehanged. Wheat
higher; No 1 Chicago sprimr 110; No 2 ditto
gilt edge 1 llK* regular 1 lift cash; 111 % March.
Sc, 3 unto 1 t.oru ac-.ive. uats quiet. Rye
steady and firm. Pork inactive and lower at
1015 caib, 1017)4 March, 19 32X@10 35 April,
10 50 May. Lard -lull and easier at722V. cash,
722K March. 732^735 April. 742>4 May. Bulk
meat? enter: shccl lers 3%, short nhs 630, short
clear middles 310. Whisky Its. Receipts—Flour
11.000 .wheat 90 00J, corn 82 000, oats 44.000, rye
2800. barley 1L0O4. Shipments—Flour 13 O, wheat
64.000, com 134,000. oats 24,000, rye 395, barley
1L030.
Naw OaLsan.—Pork quiet and firm at 1150.
Bulk meats firm, ihoullers loose, 53< picked,
clear no clear sides Bacon quiet
•boulders 5, clear rib 6%, clear tides 6% Su*
rsr-cured hams are very dull and weax at S®
*’unonvassed 7@6 Sugar, good demandat
.,@0 for common to good. Whisky steady at
107. Ccffee steady. Molasses dull: common 16
<$1S. Lard quiet and steady; refined tierce 7J4
Liraarooi*—breadstuffs quiet —New mixed
Western corn 26s and 9d®27» f*r old; 2Ss@2Se
and id for Western canal. Flour 24s and 6d@
27s. American lard 3ss The market f^r yams
and fabr.c at Mauche'ter s du;!.
NAVAL STORES.
W ilm 15 OTOir—Spirits turpentine firm at 30%.
Rosin firm at 130 for strained: crude turpentine
•teady al 1 25 for hard; 210 for yellow dip, 2 io
tor virgin. Tar steady at 145.
Logpoar—Tallow 39s and 6d. Turpentine 25s
and 3d.
- MARINE NEWS
Naw Yonx—Arrived—Baltic. California.
Arrived out—Charlotte Gladstone. Lizzie Fen
neli. Knnque. Glenola. Winona, Austin, Galina.
Palms A Iona, G E Thatcher.
SAvjmrjLH—Arrived—Schooners Satilla and
index.
Cleared—Lhips StolanJ. Esri Granville, Riva!,
Peruvian Ccugress. barks Jas5z:, Roycroft, Krsg-
erve. Jno Campbell.
Sailed—Ship Doris Rival, Brig Agnes, Amster
dam »rhconer Lur.e Wheatley. Jacksonville.
Cnauxsrox—Arrived—Bark Mmcet schooner
Herteasia, Arthur Burton. Sea Nymph.
Cleared—Ship Ma’ilia RevaL bark Jennie S
LARD—Leaf, in
Leaf, in tube,
Leaf, in buckets
Tin pails, 3 lbs...
im pails. 5 lb€. M ,
_ Tin nails. 10lbs. M ,
;>0 F FE H—Common
Ft:r
Good,
Frima. _
Java.
Best Rio. _
HO A Fa—Ferlb™™. w 51 a 8
MOLASSES—Choioe Cuba. hhda. « a £0
Otcice Cuba, hhl*,.. 60 a 58
Sryrarbouse, hhds 85 a W
40 a «
Suvarhocre. bhls
Choice New Orleans
Georeia cane™™™...™™...
SUGAR—Golden G
Brow
O. coftea
Extra C. white™™™..
Standard A .,,
Granulated
Fowderodand crushed™...
CFKKSE-Best Cream.
Factory™.™™.™™.,
CRACKERS—Soda
■gw- t I
Btrawnearry l""'" 1 ,'" ... 14
CAKES—Assorted in glass pehq's... IS
a t«
VEGETINE SWEET
Cierai
NAT?
An Excellent. Hcdfelne*
SrsnreriELP.O, Feb2S.iS77,
This is to certify that I have used Vegoiine,
manufactured by H R Stevens. Boston, Mass.,
for Rheumatism and General Prostration of the
Nervous System, with good success. I recom
mend Vecetin* as an excellent medicine for such
complaints. Yours very truly.
„ v . ... , , CWVAXDEGBKT. I -pUNOANDORGANPLAY1NGLBARNRD
Mr Vaudeirnlt. of tbo firm ot t ande^nft A I .L IN AD IT. No Fraud l’art’ra!*r«
HufTman. ia a well known businos* man in this Azenta wanted. Rare cb.nii'v. Ail'dre^ t c'
place, hannkoue cf the tarrest stores in spring- MORTON. Atlanta. Ga.
field. O.
Awarded kfjkac prise at CeatencUl Expcsidon for
fee e»«* -3 emsKUm and esn0M.mil M« eh.tr-
aeter cf e-erete-i-^ Csd Jiaxv. tr- T.13 Wit tob«eo
A!* hire «tr!p trade-nuirk I* el -,Ijr
ladiareJ ca kfer.-rnoda re. that JiseSwiV JM *
ca nrjjlm Sr.d>jr r'l dealer*. tWM for raialde,
f.-re,.:o C. A. JiCasoa A Co. Jlfta. rtiataa V.
... 10«
.. 101
... tei
-HI
- 18
Ut
141-8
™."™“."I 111
l
[■
r
151-2
NAILS—Bast. lu*„
2 75 a 2 63
STARCH
51 a C
FSFPER
10
HPICB
IS
GINGF.14
17
NUTMEGS
1 40
ULOYJiii
50
OlGAkS—PerM
CHEROOTS
HNUPF—Loriliard’s. jar_...
Lorilbrd's. foil...^.^..^^.
TOBACCO—Common
—
00*75 no
12 50&13 50
76
............ e.“»
40 a 53
65 al OC
MACKE RSL—Kits ™™™™.
Half-Saitels ™™™™™_
Barrels. St ™™™_....™.„
WELL-BUCKETS—Per dm
10 *1 4fc
6 00 a8 f.O
W 11 50 5 63
<8bit*pis*B f'roiiucr.
COBSICTSD DAILT BY
BERN I) BROTHERS
<6. 43. THIRD STREET
HIDES—Green salt, per lb..._ 606
Dry salt 7<gi9
Dry Iliiit_ 9@1
GOAT SKI;« 5—Dry, per lb 14
WOOlr—Fleece, tuny, por lb 10 a 15
Unwashed™.™™™ SO a 25
Washed S0aJ5
WAX—Cleon, per lb it
TALLOW—Prime, per lb.................. 0
DRIED PEACHBS—Peeled, bright
quarters™.™...™.™ 7
Unpeeled.™™...„. 3 a 4
DRIED APPLES—Prime per b™.
ClI !« V P CYIVi Do. rooM
SIIbBP SKINS—Per piece
SHEARLINGS—Per place..
OTTER—Per pieco
BEAVER-—Per piece
RACCOON—Per piece
MINK—Per piece......
FOX—Per piece
RED FOX
MUSKRAT—per piece
WILD CAT—Per piece
OPOSSUM—Per piece
. - t ke rougn ,
£0 a 50
2 a 15
25 a 2 00
25 a 100
5 a 15
10 a 40
10 a 25
13 a 30
5 a 10
10 a 20
5
16 a 25
Foreign.
Exchange on all tbo principal cities of Europe
and direct remittances to any place of the Euro
rean continent. Corrected by A. E. Seifert.
Respective vatuo oi foreign moneys:
Reichsmark 2 ic gold
1 Austrian Florin (silver) 46
“ - (currency) .43
Hollandish Florin 41
Franc on Franco or Belgium ....... 19%
- on Paris...™.™™ 19%
“ on Switzerland 19%
- on the Orient.. 20%
Lire gold on Italy...™ so
Italians, currency 18)
Kroner on Sweden,Norway. Denm’rk 87
pound Sterling 4.90
Rubel (Russia) 63
Macon Wbolaaale Market.
OOnUCTZD DAILT ST
F D. TINSLEY
GRAIN AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
BACON—Clear rib ilfla TV a 714
Should er*.
Bulk clear nb
Bulk sboulders m ,
Ixmg clear side*...
Mssmohs ha nas
OATS—For toad
Bust-proof soed
iiLT-Tmrirna.
laverpool.^.,.........™
^ 75 a 80
6=; a 6>i
5 a ill
CORN—By car load 70
email lots 73 a 75
FLOUR—Extra family, per bhl^.^. 7 90
net i 2613; k«u* 3914; stock 145^42- Family* per bhl — 7 40
Gaxvx«to5—CeMoa quid: middling 10S I Chmce. per bbl...*--.... ... S 00
stock 45 aSA Extra, per bbl....^ 4 *0
Wc«U? ad receipts 7067; gross receipts 7079; WHEAT—Good 1 SO a 1 40
sales ***; exports to Gras I Britain skit, ooaat- \ ClKnee 1 40 a 1 50
f i$$ sm~&■ 7nnefl ■ ■ ■: COStlTlffli 1097. I 8cl9rta3.. M .,...«.....« ......
^jto.tolx-00•*« Mfc: — I L«3a^toVyTi» ii:™I™^ . ut
StccKs miG Bonds.
QUOTATIONS CORRBCTHD DAILT UY
L. RIPLEY Broker.
Georgia 8 per cent, oenn* 100 alll)
Georgia 7 per cent, boada (gold) 106 aM)7
Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (regular) 107 al08
Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (cnUor*od).„104 alO«
Georgia7 percent, bonds (Smith) 107 alOS
Georgia 6 per cent (old) .100 u
Georgia 6 por cent (new) 100
City of Macon 7 percent 70 a 85
City of Columbus 7 per cent 65 n 75
City of Augusta 7 per cent 80 a 90
City of Atlanta 7 percent™ 85 a 90
City of Atlanta 8 per cant 90 a 95
City on Savannah 43a 50
Central Rail reed Joint mortgage 103 al03
Macon and Western Rail rood .100 a ua
and interest.
Southwestern Railroad.. 100 n par
and interest.
AXG.K.U.31 mortgage (endorsed)... 91 a 92
Montgomery anil West Point WJr.ds 100
Western IL R. of Alabama 1st mcrtgafoioi alf.3
Western IL It of Alabama 2d mortgagel02 airs
M. A A. R. R. lat mortgage 20 a 92
U&ARR.2J mortgage SI to par
Southwestern Railroad, stock.. 83 a 85
Georgia Railroad stock CO a 62
loatral Railroad stock...™™™™,..™... 54 a 56
Aucusta £ Savannah Railroad stock SO a 90
H
THE
( Extra Fine Mixed Card*, with name. 10 ct*.
post-psid. L. JONES A CO, bassan, N Y.
OUE MINISTER’S WIFE I WORK for ALL
In their own localities, canvnssinq for tho FIRE*
a u jos —, i rr • I VISITOR, (enlarged) Weekly and Month-
Dear Sir—1 hree years ago I was suffering tor* ^ Mammoth
xibly with Inflammatory Rheumatism. Our { S}* J*L4gg*»
minister’s wife advised me to Uke Vegetine. Af- Outfit Free. Address P. O. VIuKL-
ter taking one bottle. I was entirely relieved. * August^ Maine.
This year, feeUn? a return of the disease, I ag. in
commenced taking it, and am peing ber.edted
greatly. It also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfullr. Mbs A. BALLaRD.
1011 West Jefferson Street.
SAFE AND SURE.
Mr H U 3ISVXXS
In l87i your Vegetine was recommended to me. |
and yielding to the persuasions of a friend. I con
tented to trv it. At tho timo I was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostration, i
>uperinduced by overwork and irregular habit*. ;
Its wonderful strengtnening and curative prop* per month mad© selling theGyrcopese
erti^s scorned to affect my debilitated system Jror Planetary Top, BucxeyeStatioraery
from the first dote; and under its persistent use I Psckaye. Magic IVn (no ink required ) Cata
DT A V HO P rice 5860 and 9S0O.
Il A niJn Parlor Organs, price $34tt onlv
OftSri? Taper free. DANIEL F.
BEATTY. Washington. N J.
HEARIN3 RESTORED.
Great invention br one who was do*f for 20
yeara. Send stamp for particulars. JNO GAR-
MORE. Lock Box 80. Madison, [ml.
c.
Wesi
C ALADDIN
& sons’(SECURITY OIL
THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE.
Warranted 150 Degrees Fire Te8i.
WATER WHITE IN COLOR,
Fully deodorized.
WILL NOT EXPLODE.
HIGHEST AWARD
AT
Centennial Exposition
For Excellence if Manufacture and High Fire
Test.
Endorsed by tho Insurants Companies.
Read this certificate—on*» of many.
Howard Fire Insurant**) Co.of Biiltimore: Balti*
more, Dec. 23. lS74-Me:srs. C. West A Sons,
Gentlemen: Having used the various oils sold 1?
th*s city for illumiuatmg purposes 1 tok>) pleai*
uro tn recommending your "Aladdin Security
Oil’* as thd safest nnd best ever used in our
hou9»hold. Yours troy,
rSigncd] ANDREW REESE. Pros.
Manufactured by
O. West & Sods, Baltimore.
1 rapidly recovered, gainimr more than usual
health and rood feeling. Since then 1 have not
hesitated to give Vegetine mj most unqualified
endorsement as being a safe, sure, and powerful
agent in pmnoting health and restoring tho
wasted system to new life an i energy. Ye go tine
is tbe only medicare l u*e. and as long as JLlive I
never expect to find a better. Yours truly,
WH CLARK,
120 Monterey Street, Alleghana, Penn.
Vegetine.
The following letter from Rev G W Mansfield,
formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Hyde Park, nnd ot present settled in
Lowell, must convince every one who reads his
letter of tho wonderful curative qualities of Veg-
otine aa a thorough cleanser ana purifier of the
blood.
T yds Park', Miss. Feb 15,187C.
Mb H RStbvkn&i.
Dear Sir—A:*>ut ten years ago my health fail
ed through the depleting effect* of dyspepsia;
nearly a j ear later I was attacked by typhoid
fever in its worst form. It settled in my back,
and took the form of a large deep seated abscess,
which was fifteenmcnihs ingathering. I had
two surgical operations by tbe best skill m the
State, but received no permanent cure. I suffer
ed great pain at times, and was constantly weak
ened by a profuse discharge. I also lost small
pieces of bone at diQerent times.
Matters ran on thus about soved years, till
May, 1874. when a friend recommended me to go
to } our office, and talk with you of tho virtue of
Vegetme. 1 did so, and by your kindness passed
through your manufactory, noting tho ingredi
ents, etc, by which your remedy is produced.
By what I saw aud heard I gained some confi
dence in Vegetine.
I commenced taking it soon after.but felt worse
from its effecos; still 1 persevered, and socnfelt
it was benefiting me in other respects. Yet I did
not see tho results I desired till I had taken it
faithfully for a little more than a year, when tho
difficulty in the back was cured; and for nine
months I have enjoyed the best of health.
I have in that time gained twenty-five pounds
of flesh, being heavier than ever before in my
life, and I was never more able to perform labor
than now.
During tho past few weeks I had a scrofulous
swelling as lar^e as my fist gather on another
part of my body.
I took Vegetino faithfully, and it removed it
level with the fur face in a month. I think I
should have been cured of my main trouble
sooner if 1 had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or kid
ney disease understand that it takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and, if tlu-y will patiently tuk-*
Veirt-tinc, it will, in my judgment,cure them.
With great obligations i am
Yours very truly,
G W MANSFIELD.
Pastor of tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
VEGETINE
Prepared by
H. B. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
feb27 2w
logueof Aceuts Goods free. Buckov© Novelty
Co. Cincinnati,
EPILEPSY CORED,
DR GREENE’S FIT CURB will stop tho worst
coot bit*, from tho first d»?’»u*o It ha* done
so in hundred of eases. IT NEVER TAILS
Tho tno*t wonderful medicine over prepared.
Only 82 Icra bottle ho’dine nearly a pint. Sera
atonco for il. and full particular*. All letter*
promptly answered. Address DRS GREENE.
L1NDLEY & BENTLEY. Proprietors. Char-
oite. N C.
PULWONA cures Asthma.
PUliMoNAcures Catarrh.
PULMONa cures Bronchitis.
PULMONA cure* Consumption.
PULMONA increase* the Strength.
PULMONA Invieorate* the Appetite.
PULMONA subdues Chills and Fever.
PULMONA U sold by druggists. Price SI per
bottle.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
8TATES. FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF GEORGIA.
In the matter of Adolph Daus, bankrupt—In
Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given tbat the undersigned
was duly appointed assignee oi the c9tato of tho
abovenamed Bankrupt, on tho 18th day ot Feb
ruary, ISJ8.
Iebl51uw3t ROBT A NISBKT, Assignee
REKA
HAYWARD
SUGAR CORED HAM
These Hams aro now used regularly by the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
GILSIE HOUSE,
WINDSOR,HOTBL
and many other flrst-chus bouses in New York.
They have been in use in that city for the pa«t
forty years, where tho demand has b-en so great
as to consume all that was made. Recently the
owners oi tbe brand have added largely to their
capacity, and we are now enabled ta offer them
to the people of Macon with the assurance that
No Better Ham is Cured*
None genuino unless branded witn the metal ic
labeL
Ask your retail grocer for tbe
Hayward Ham
and do not be satisfied with any other brand un
til you test is.
Seymour, Tinsley & Co,
feb!6 WHOLESALE AGENTS.
THEO. F ELLIS
WILL BEOCCUPY
JUS OLD DRUG STAND,
in teiangular;blcck.
First of April.
n the meantime will be pleaded to serve
White at present location. fe2 2 #d
, NOTICE.
T Bartlett, James M White, et al vi The City
Bank of Macoo, JchnJ Gresham, William S
Holt, et al.—In Equity, Bibb Superior Court.
To October Teim, 1577.
T appearing te the Court that all the parties
. defendant residing in the Zitate, in tbe above
stated case, ■were not served with and did not ac-
knowied*?eservice of the Bill and subpoena in tbe
above stated ease. And it farther appearing
that one of said defendants, Si men Cameron .does
not reside in Ihe :*tate, but in the State of Penn
sylvania;
It is therefore ordered o n motion of com plain-
anu* counsel, that they, the complaisant*, have
leave to perfect service and to serve the defend
ants reiidinr in iald State, with a COD7 of said
II and subpoena twenty-five days before tbe
first day of the next Apnl Term, 1578, of this
court, and to serve »aid bimcn Cameron by pub
lication. as urotiic-i for by the sututes of this
State in such cases; and that the April Term.
t, next of this Court then stand as the ap
pearance cr return term of said ease.
By the Court:
LOFTON k BARTLETT.
Complainants Attorneys.
BovemWr 14,1577-
A true extract frem the minutes of Bibb Suoe-
or Court. A B ROSS, Clerk.
Doc 21, 1877 S3 lam 4m
The Logan Compound.
T HIS compound of chemicals has'.been in use
several years. It lias never failed to pay
the farmer for its application to crops, either in
wet or dry seasons, and is again offered for sale
ia its original purity oa our our usual terras.
ROGERS A LEMAN
Analysis
of tho Lcgau Compound:
Moisture ... 15.70 por cent
Phosphoric Acid, soluble and re
duced - - - 1523
Phosphoric Acid, insoluble • 3.05 M
Potash 2.80 **
Undetermined matter, such os
magnesia, sub lime, sulphuric
acid, etc,, etc. - - 63.13
100
The availablo Phosphoric Acid is equivalent
33.25 per cent of Bono Phosphate dissolved.
G. A. LEIBIG.
Analytical Chemist.
Baltimore. December 11th, 1877.
Wo publish tlM above analysis by the celebra-
[ ted chemist G. A. Leibig, of. Baltimore, as tho
i Stato Department of Agriculture failed, in conse
quence of an accidental mistake, in obtaining
| correct analysis by tho Stato Chemist, as will bo
seen by tbe following letter;
Atlanta. Ga, Februanr 6,1878.
Messrs. Rogers & Leman, Macon Ga....DEAR
Sirs—In consequence of a mistake made by tho
Inspector of Fertilizers nt Macon, tho analysis
of the Logan Compound as published in circular
No. 51 from this offlee is incorrect, A new anal*
| y$is is being made, which will bo published in
my next circular, and a copy sent you.
Very respectfully, THOi* 1*. JANES.
febS lm Commissioner of Agriculture.
•sjgSsgfe
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CARD.
ClIARLES j. MILLER, latccf Savannah. Ga„
Cotton Broker and Commission Merchant, 1!5
Pearl S!reet,New York.
Orders fer purchiuo and sale of “Futures
prompt!; attended to.
TO MERCHANTS AND
COTTON SHIPPERS.
MACON & BRUNSWICK RAILROAD>
Macon, Ga, Oct. 1,1877. $
Tho Macon A Brunswick Railroad Is prepared
to furnish quick and prompt freighting facilities.
It has by Savnnnali.connections with New York
every Tuesday.Thursdayand 8aturday;with Bot
on every eight days; with Philadelphia every
Saturday: and with Baltimore every Tues
day and Saturday. Rates as low as by any oth
er line. HENRY M. BRINE,
sepSO-tf Gen. Fr*tAgt
T. NISBBT. J. W. VIbBET. GZO. F. P1BBCS
Nisbets & Pierce,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MACON, GEORGIA.
~DRACTI0E in the Federal Courts /or Georgia;
JL in tho Supreme Court ot the State, and in
the counties o iBibb. Crawford, Houston, Jones,
Baldwin,Haoccck Warren and Wilkinson.
Offlee in Ayres* building* Mulberry street.
2ctol-Gm
KING-SFORD’S
OSWEGO STARCH
1 fi Agrnts Wanted to soli Chromo
JLl/tUUU and Stationery Pijcknges. Lowest
rices ever offered: Catalogue an 1 samplefrn.
\ L. FLETCHKR.il Doy Stroat. Now York
octal
OF LIME,
]R, EMOVA JLj.
Freeman & Greene
WILL sell thu old and reliable STANDARD .
FERTILIZER, for cash or on Time, with
COTTON OPTION.
Four HMreS Ponails of Cotton
Per ton of Two Thousand Pounds.
Give me a call. When desired I wilt ship to
nearest Railroad Station.
Offlee, up-stairs, opposite Campbell & Jones.
Charles E. Armstrong,
Formerly with Campbel
late of said county, deceased, and to all persons
whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given
that Edmund Dumas, the administrator of Baid
estate, has applied for dnmisrion; that said es-
tat..* has b-?«ri administered and the amount due
to t-Acii one is ready for payment on demand.
All are notified to come forward and receive their
share* and show cause, if any they bare, why a
discharge shall not be granted to said adminis
trator on tbe first Monday in June next by this
court. Witness my hand officially.
fcblT* ROLAND T. ROSS, Ord*y.
GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Whereas A B
Ros*, of Bibb county, has applied to me for
auministration on the e>:nt*: cf K M Baker, d*;-
ce^-ed. These ere therefore to cite and admon
iih all persons concerned to show cause at this
court on or bj tbe first Moaduv in April next, if
any they have, why letters of administration
shall not be granted to said applicant. V* itress
my hand officially, ROLAND T. ROS.*\
feb!7* Ordinary.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
CARRIAGES,
Bniies, Waps and Harness
Macon, Georgia.
V8 removed their stock of Buggies
Wagons to Woodruffs old stand, rear
Good, Small & Co. Third Street, where
offer extra inducements to our patrons il
the public generally. Our stock will bo ept
complete, from tbe very chespest to the bestum*
at nrices within., each of every body. OurONft
HORSE WAGONS have no equal in the State,
and will be sold very close.
The celebrated Jackson Wagon
The beat Western Wagon in tho market kept
constantly on hand and warranted to be as rep
resented
The very b**t of Hand-Made Harness kept in
stock and will be sold at extremely low prices
We mean to sell, and all we ask is a trial. Come
and sect us and be convinced, at our Shops on
Second Street, next door to court-houie, we aer
prepared to execute all orders, either for repair-
ingor new work, at bottom price* andonnhori
notice. oct22
BAKER COUNTY.
O N and after this date the advertising of the
Ordinary of Baker county will be published
in the Albany Now*.
JPBROADAWAY.
feb24w4w Ordinary BakerCour.ty.
Baker County Sheriff Sales.
day ia March next, w;th n tbe legal hours of
safe, the followinr property, to-wit:
Lot of land No 215, :n 12th dsstnet said coun
ty. to satisfy tax fi fa. State and county r* James
Maynard.
Also, lot of land No 215.12th district, to satit*
t ix ri fa. State and county rs Willis B Watson,
agent W M War son.
Also lot* of Mud Noe S55,356,865 and 3€6, ra 7th
distrirt, to satisfy tax d fa, tltate and county vs
A T Runner, surviving partner o! T B Hunuer-
vill A Co. Levies mado and returned to me by
M Jeter and Blount Sutton, L C of said coun-
Seeds. Seeds.
A fun assortment of Fresh and Genuine
Garden Seeds,
Early Corn, Onion Sets-
A complete stock of fresh and choice
Flower Seeds,
A SUPPLEMENT
Code of Georgia.
C ONTAINING tho Public Acts puBtheby the
General Assombly since 1873, and od
CONSTITUTION OP 1877.
with annotations, aide referenda and onto
words after tho stylo of tho Code, to which i
added the
SCALING ORDINANCE and tho
LIMITATION ACT OF 18C9,
and other statute*
NEVER BEFORE CODIFIED.
Prepared by
N. E. Harris. Esq.,
(of the Macon bar.)
Now ready, and will be sent as follows:
Appendix alone, bound in sheep - - $3 00
Appondix bound In old Code - 3 50
Ooao with Appendix - - - 10 00
Parties desiring their Codes rebound will send
their old Codes and $5.50, and wo wiil rebind and
return. Address
J. W. Burke & Co.,
fel 5 tf MACON, GA.
pi EORGIA, BIBB GOUNTT—Whereas C 0
"JT Duncan, administrator upon the citato of
James 8 Pope, late cf said county deceased, ap
plies to the Court o! Ordinary for Jettars of tlis*
mission.
These are therefore lo cifco and adraonihb
all and singular the kindred .nnd creditors of
■aid estate, to be and appear at th“! Court of Or
dinary oil tf-o firtt Monday in Mcarh nejt, to
show >au-<e ( if any they have, why iettoia o* dis
mission should not be grantKi tho applicant.
Gi*en under my hand oflbialli. Jan. 99,1973.
JanS'Jtd J A MeM \NUrt, ordinary.
_ Richards administrator upon thee-uteof
Mary Barr, lat* of laid c unty. dewas-d. Hpplics
to me for leave to sell all the real estate belong*
lng to said estate.
These are therefore to cite and ndmoni h all
nr-rxjiid conccrn-d to be aria app’-ar at tb-» Court
of Ordinary oi said county, on the firs: Monday
In March 1878, io*huw ctuseif they sty have,
why an order should sot he granted the appli
cant to tell said prop:rty Witness my h *nd od*
cialy.
J 4 McMANU>, Orrl inary.
ROBERT RAIFORD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND HEAL
ESTATE AGENT,
Cochran, - - Georgia.
Will practice in tho Oconea Circuit and else
where by agreement.
Special attention given to collections, pavin
taxe*. etc. ianidtf
NOTICE TO PLANTERS
Lister Bros- Standard Fertilizer
Hos arrived. A limited, supply can only be bad.
To thoie who have left orders or who want a pew
tons of one of the best, (as shown by late onaly •
sis by Prof Win J Land,) will call at once on
J P GREER,
feb28 Stato Agent for Lister Bros,
Grand Sacred Concert
To be held at
St Joseph Catholic Church
—on—
SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 3d,
—BT—
Mademoiselle BOSA D’FRINA,
Erin’s Prim a Donna.
Renditions will be given Lom Itaofyrt, Cheru
bini. Mozart and others of the great sacred com
poser®.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert to commence
; 8 o’clock.
Admission 50c; Children 25c. feb27 5t
Grace’s Salve.
Jo.iesVille, Mich. Decembers?, 7877.—Messrs
Fow'es; I Mint you 50Cent* for two boxes of
Grace's Salvo. 1 have had two and have used
them on an ulcer on my foot, and it is almost
well. Respectfully yours, C. J.VanNbo8
Price 25 cents n box at all druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt of 35 cents. Prepared by 8ETH
FOWLE a SONS, 86 Harrison Avenue, Bos-
febltd
J H ROWELL, Sheriff
At Five Cents a paper.
ROLAND B. HALL'
feblO DRUGGIST,
United States District Court.
CLERK’S OFFICE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
SjLYlXKm. Gx. January 17, U7S
Disordered, That the February Term of the
District Court of the United State* fortireS juth-
era Distrirt of Georgia, to sit at Savannah on tho
second Tuesday in February next, be adjourned
on that day till the SECOND MONDAY (being
the 8th day) OF APRIL next.
Jurors, uitr.esscs and all others who are re
quired to appear at tho »aid Term of the said
Court, will take notice accordingly.
Ify order of the Judge of tbe said Court,
jamks McPherson, cier*.
The April Term of the Circuit Court will ait
on the same day. feb!4
