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Newspaper Page TextBy Olisby, Jones & Keese. MACON, GEORGIA. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1879-PRICE STYE CENTS. Numbeb 9,232 editorial correspondence. Washington, May 22, 1879. A BT.SI8SD RILUT. Tbe piMAga by the Senate of the leg' ijlatif# bill b„ put a stop to the shower 0 f gab wherewith that body has bored the ciuatry for ao man; weary elaja, and therefore fully juatiflea the ubb of the abora caption. Tne Senato is nothing it not loquacioue theao latter daya, and bids fair to loae, in a few years, its former claim* end character aa the deliberative brooch of the Congress. Since Means, Beck, Blaine and Hill hare been promo. t«d to it,the change ie especially notice- able, and some old fogies aigh and shake their beads, and lament what they call its decadenoc*. I don't share their gloom. The fact is lbs Senate needed juat exaotly the lively ■bakirg up the gentlemen named above hava given it. Tbey have lifted it ont of tea rata, aa it were, put the nearly siag- n*ot tlood in briak circulation, and made things lively all aronnd. There may be )*e* dignity, and deportment, and owl- i.li gravity, but then there is a deal more fua and 1'fe. and the casual stanger in the gallery does not feel ao much incli ned to get up and go out, or go to aleep, m formerly. Tbe country owes the gen tlemen I have named a debt of gratitude tor this reform, wbich ought to take some substantial shape. If these Senators would only pool their Issues in another direction and suc- oaaifally, they would crown them selves with fresher laurels. The Senate Is nearly if not quite as impolite, not to my unmannerly body aa the House. Tho o immodest rales of oonrtesy, as com monly understood, are almost universally violated. The moment a Senator gets on his pins and opens bis mouth, that mo- men*, oftentimes, even bis nearest neigh bor seems seized with an argent need to write, or read, or talk with his neighbor on tbe other aide. I baTO seen somo ex- bibilions or tbia cbaraoier wbich would have done discredit to tbo legislative bodies in tbo rudest and roughest days of some of our western territories. The great Conkling is one of {the moat conspicuous sinnors in this re* gaid bnt many otbors are nearly as bad. In fact, to nsn a homely phrate, ell ‘‘are tarred with tbo same brush.” But Conkling is conspicuously derelict, and actually , ocma to glory in bis rudeness. Uo also does another ugly thing with an air that actmllyseoms to say: "Regard me, and admire the man- neria which I mako even tho tiimmmg of my nails a thing of bounty and a joy foravor." I havo aeon him ent and pol ish and scrapo for half an honr at a time, and his faoo actually light up aa bo pans *d to examino the results of bis work. By tbo way, I suppose, you brw that Oonkling bad been complimented by hav ing the Bruce baby named for him. It is rumored tbut Blaine isn’t altogether satisfied with this arrangement. C.m't, Pinchback or somo other statesman of that color namo a baby after Jim? PBirABI von SAD saws. 1 think tbero will bo a dead or domen- itd statesman from Ohio in a few days— possibly by Saturday. I moan tho Hon ifr. 'Warner, who has been in a stato of iniod for several days over what ho calls bis silver bill. He has had a pretty rongh time with if, and has been forced to stand by and see tho bantling kicked sod cuffed, and its facn unmercifully scratched by tho Radioala end bard money Democrats. I may not be a jadge, bnt it strikcB mo that tbo brat bad not bad one kick or entf too much, and that tbo country will be tbo gainer if It is sum marily sat down upon and mashed to death. But, Lord! how crazy Warner is shunt it. Ho thinks, talks and dreams of noth ing else, A hen with one obicken, or a boy in his first pair of boots id nothing to him. I have bad some good fun this week watching Warner’s antics, and tho more I see of aim tho more alarm I feel sthiafstoif tho bill finally fails. If it don't kill him it will bring on fits. I think somebody ought to suggest to tho Speaker to have tho coinmittoo to ac company tho remains to Ohio named in advance, for I hardly think Warner can possibly survive tho death of his darling. If it isn’t killed outright, there is tho most obcerfnl probability that it will be so banged anil battered that ho won’t know or own it. How era tbo Demo crats expect to carry tho country next year after committing themselves to such crazy financial schemes, I fail to oven imagine. They only servo to divide in and solidify tho Radicals. TUE USUAI. WEEKLY VETO will, I judge, come along next Monday or Tuesday. Rutherford baa grown so fond of them that he keeps his Altorney- tisnersl pretty busy getting them up, and tbe stork ou hand is now. as the ad vertisements say, "full and selsot. ’ Af ter the uixt one comes tho Democrats will havo to put ou tboir wisdom caps, and do somo drop thinking as to what card they will play next. I do not think they can possibly he so fat wilted ns to conclude tJ adjxnn without passing tho appropriation bills. I see somo ouch in- Umatiows in certain newspapers, but can't belief a tiny havo any founda tion. Tb-i party now bu an excel lent is.no upon which to go to tho country, but to fail on or refuse to pass those bills would render it utterly worthless. Therefore, I be lieve tho bill will to passed, and that upon the issue of "bajonots at tbo polls'’ tbo Democrats can cairy tbo elections in 1SSO. I fuel sure they can and will cap ture tho next House if they act with only moderate wisdom. But jnsl so euro aa they go fighting Hayes with all the odds against them, as they oloarly aro in this «n,e they will bo beaten, and that badly. I know it is right hard on somo of our Northern and Western brethren to stand this sort of thing, but lot them take it out in gritting their teeth und shaking their Arts. ALL COKTS. Mr. Randal), of tbo Augusta Chronicle, Is hero representing his paper, nod will likely remain to the end of the session. Mr. Chas. ll. Rogers, of Macon, mado a flying visit to Washington a few days since. Ho lmd been buying a fow pounds of tobacco down in North Csrolion, and ran up here to feast his eyas on tbo na tional greatness. Tho thermometer nsatkod 86 degrees yesterdays! half past tanr p. m-, and at II p. m. it was down to 03, though no rain fell cither here or elsewhere, within a radios of one hundred miles. It was minor,d at tbs time of tho death of ibe late Honorable Bsverly Douglise, of Virginia, that, two or throe daya preceding that event, be bsd received injuries in a personal diffi culty iu a bouse of ill-feme in this city with one of his colleagues—er-Uoveaor Walker, it was said—aDd detectives had btcu hired to investigate the cutter. Yes terday it was rumored that tbsy hod made a report which had been laid be fore the grand jury. The Post, thli morning, asya * "The talk at the tima of Mr. Douglas death last winter S3 to his having bad a difficulty with an ex-Congroisman from tbeaims Stato (Walker) ina house of ill- fame two or three days before his death, is said to bo confirmed by the investigs- Von, and that the grand jury will proceed lo tho consideration vf the matter at tho firat opportunity.” The adjournment qua.lion is still in a muddle. The Uerald, yesterday, quotes BY TELEGRAPH DAY DlUTATtJUBS, Congreafl—The Deadlock. Washikotow, May 24.—After fillibas- tering all night, daring whioh considers b - pleasantry was indulged iu aud some ill-bumor manifested, the House, at 9 o’clock this morning, adjourned until noon. The Bosslon of Saturday opened at noon with prayer by the chaplain. There was a very thin attendance of members Tbe legislative bills os enrolled, was presented, signed by the Speaker, and sent to the Senate for the signature of the presiding officer of that body. Mr. Bicknell introduced a constitution al amendment os to the election of Presi dent and Vice President, wbich was re ferred. The Honse then took up the business of the morning hoar, the bill relating to the transfer of cases from State to Feder al court*; tbo question being on second ing tho mam question. On that vote there wao no quorum—only 43 for and noun against. A call of the Honse was ordered. Tbe call of Uouso showed tho presence of 185 members. A subsequent vote, by yeas and nays on tho a motion to dispense with further proceedings under the call and another abortive attempt to get a vote on seconding previous question oo copied tbe entire morning hour. FOREION. From India and South Africa. London, May 24.—Government has ordered the prosecution of tho Directors of tho West of England and South Wales Bank at Bristol, on the charge that they were guilty of misrepresentations in their annual reports. The Timet, in a leading editorial arti cle, says groat oaro bos been taken not to imperil Yikoob Khan’s position by de mands which might excite the jealousy of bis subjects. Great Britain demands no war indemnity, Kbyber and Liechni Passes, which she annexes, run through the territory of independent tribes. In assigned districts England will have tho right to locato troops wherever sbo considers it necessary ana to contract military highways. The Ameer will act in subordination to the British relative to foreign relatione anil affairs with intermediate frontier tribes. A British President at Cabal will forthwith be appointed. The treaty will give Great Britain the right to ap point residents at Herat, Cand&hnr and other cities, but this right will not at present bo availed of. A dispatch to tho Daily Standard, da ted Mdritzburg. May 9th, says : "Sir Bartle Fiero bus telegraphed asking that o battery of artillery be dispatohed to Transvaal to overawe tho Boers. Fever end dysontery prevail in Oolonol Creelook’s division. Colonel Pearson is si ok. night DurATuum The Jones Case. Atlanta, G., May 24.—Tho jury in the esse of tba State of Georgia vs. John Jones, late Treasurer, aud bis securities, John!’. Grant and O. A. Nutting, rouder- dered a verdict tbia morning, after hav ing been oat over twenty-four bonrs, far $92,193. Tbe seoaritiei were good far this amount. Washington. Washington, Msy 24.—In tbe Honse tho poet route bill was passed, and tbo Warner silver bill taken np and passed by a veto of 14 to 97. Tbe following is u summary of its provisions: It fixes tbo weight of tho standard silver dollar at 412 J grains; authorizes owners of silver bullion to deposit the same at any mint to be formed ing bars or standard dol lars; makes charges for ooining snob bull ion tbo difference between its markot value in New York and legal tender value of tbe coin; makes sabsidiary silver coin oxebsngable at the Treasury for legal tender money to tbo amount of twenty dollars; makes tbo standard silver dollars legal tender In all payments at tbeir nominal value; requires the Treasury to pay ont silver coin withont discrimination tbe eatne us gold coin, in liquidation of all kind of coin obligations against the gov ernment; authorizes tho issue of certifi cates to depositors of gold or silver coin or bullion; also authorizes tne issue of cer tificates representing coin In the treasury in payment of interest on the public debt, both classes of certificates to be receiva ble for duties ou imports; certificates for bullion depositeiare to bo for its average market value in coin of like metal daring tho preceding week in New York and San Francisco; gold and silver bul lion deposited ia to be coined to tho full capacity of tho mints in connection with other coinage, and If tho bullion deposit ed for coinage does not amount to twenty million dollars a month, the treasury is required to purchase sufficient silver bul lion to coin that amount. The act is not to be construed as authorizing the coin age of silver except into standard dollars. Toe House adjourned until Tuesday. Lieutenant Pratt, of the Tenth Caval ry, who originated the idea of educating tho Indian boys now at Hampton, Ya., baa been ordertd to proceed to southern Florida to investigate the present condi tion of tbe Semiaoles, report to tbe Seo- rotaty of tbe Interior, and then return to Hampton. Y. I. C. A. Baltikobk, Msy 14.—At to-day’s ses sion of the International Convention of tbe Young Meu’a Christian Association, an address was made by 8. P. Roland, of Detioit, upon tbe oondutoa of tbe State and provincial organizations. The per manent Auditing Committee w as appoint ed, and a report adopted providing for a special committee in each association to facilitate Christian work among railroad employes. It was decided to call a meet ing of these committees at Altoona, Pa., at a nailable time for conference. The business of tho session was closed by the selection of Cleveland, Ohio, as tho place for the next biennial meeting of theoon- vention, the time to bo fired by the exec utive committee. At the afternoon and evening sessions addresses were made by President Moody and otbere. Tbe convention was attend ed by 400 delegates, from twenty-eight States and territories, besides representa tives from abroad. Tbe farewell meeting will be held to-morrow evening. News Items. Richmond, May 24.—In tbe United States Cirouit Court to-day, the jury in the “Gold oas*” of the United States v*. ex-Governor William Smith rendered a verdict for tbe defendant This being considered a test case, it is probsble that all tbe other cases, about a dozen in num ber, will be dismissed. London, May 24.—Frank Paige, con- vioted of conspiracy to defraud his credi tors, was to day sentenced to two years’ bard labor In tbe bouse of correction. Mr. Gsbbetf, Homs Ruler, has been elected over Mr. Spright to fill the vacan- oy iu tbe Houso of Commons caused by tbe death of Dr. Bait. Synopsis Wenther statement. Ovriea Chief Signal Officbe, Washing! ton, May 24, 1879. Indications.—For the South Atlantic and Gulf State?, falling, preoeded, n the by nearly stationary MIDNIGHT DI8PATOHKS. Hews Items. New Oslkaxs, May 24.—The Oozuti- tutional Convention adopted articles aud limited powers and legislations as fol lows : Etch appropriation shall be for a specific purpose. No contingent fund shall be allowed any officer. No appro- phstion of money shall be made by the Legislature in tho last fire Mays of itB session. Every appropriation bill shall be passed and signed five fall daya before adjournment ainv <li«. A general appro priation blit shall embrace nothing but appropriations for ordinary expenses, government interest on public debt, pnb- publtc schools and pnblio charities, and shall be itemized. Saratoga, May 24.—At tbe morning’s session of the Preabyterian General As sembly the transfer of the Freedmen’s Commission to tbo Board of Home Mis sions was discussed. Elder Andrew W, Curtis, colored, of the Synod of tho At lantic, spoke in favor of the retention of the Freedmen’s Committee. He was fol lowed by Dr. Wilson, of Newark; Elder Thompson, of Cincinnati; Rev. Geo. F. Smith, of Santa Fe; Rev. J. T. H. Waite, of Georgia, and others. The question of transfer woe lost. Ayes 109, nays 214, San Frakchco, May 24.—Tho work tngmen held a grand torchlight demon, atration this evening in honor of tho adoption of the new oonstitntion. Tbe Workingmen’s Convention assembles on Jane 3J, and great precautions have been taken to insure tho nomination of a ticket freo from oumplioatlons with other partiev. The Kapnblfoan Convention has been oslled for Jane 17. There was n proposi. tion made topoitpono it, and in view of a possible combination and an overwhelm' ing sentiment of natty, the Stato Central Committee favored no delay and a straight Republican' nomination. The Demo orate postponed their convention nntil July 1st. A fire at Dallas. Oregon, destroyed property yesterday to the amount of 11200,000. Foreign. Versailles, May 24.—In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, M.Paul Do Caesag- nac, speaking upon tho motion for au thorization to prosecute him, used lan guage which led to a dispute with M. Gambeitaand M. Gablot, under Secretary at the Ministry of Justice. M. Bauday D’Ahsod, having abruptly inlerferred, was called to order, and afterwards formally censured. De Cassagnac demanded an explanatiou from Goblet of the epithet disgracefal,” which Goblet had applied to his writings. Goblet explained he bad no intention of insulting Do CaS3ag- nao. The Utter instated upon a fuller explanation, and concluded with a chal lenge. He was called to order, and both afterwards chose seconds for a duel. Constantinople, May 24.—The Porte is trying for the settlement here of tho differences between tho Khedive of Egypt and the powers. Paris, May 24. — President Grevy signed the decree pardoning 400 commu nists. The sub-committee of the inter packed MSIMeB 11015. Coffee quiet but steady; I For upwards or thirty years Mrs "Winslow no ia cargoes ie?4@t«4. Whuky dull sti es. Sooihing Imp has boen are* lor children. It I NewIoex—Flour dull and strongly in buyers A; ... ... . taTor Southern dour doll and heavy: common to I prevent acidity of the stomach, relieves wind fair eitra 4 75@5 60. good to choice do 5 6506 75. I colic, resnlatos the bowels, cures dysentery and Wheat cash sprinr ashsde firmer; otherwise the market is heavy and in buyers’ favor—ungraded red winter950112Ji. Corn heavy and )4c lower hut fairly actire; southern yellow 45046. Oats •hit#S7M«a«. Sugar Diarrhoea, whether aristas from teething or oth- er cause*. An old sad well-trie I remedy cots bottle SMITHS wens OK,. Prepared by B 8 LYNDON, Athens. Go. Athens, Ga, December S, 1S77. IfA few nights since X gave my sononodose of Worm Oil, and the next day he paa-ed sixteen large worms. At the seme time I gaveone dose steady: fair to good refining 0fSSii prime 6*„: refined quiet and unchinf edCMotassea moderate demind end unchanged, Rice firm and in fair demand. Carolina fair to prime 6)£07X: Louis- SS 2I »ny little glrlT four years old, and .he passed flra“ i«^ 7 ^.tata& Turpentine weak I wura,s * <">“ >«Vf »t 57)4. Pork quiet and in buyers’favor: mess 1 10 *■ Atkei*. Ga. February 2* 1S7< h p0 ‘ 9 ’AuV^lonM';93*'short **ehildfiiroySrotid. h™gmoto™ of b , «Vtcaas? 1,oras - I tried calomel and other Worm Medt- KUSSTESSES#***egmug worms. Seeing Mr Loniaviu,.—Flour quiet and_unchanged; ex- 1 s eerancate, lgot a vial or trasOO® S Si family. 0004264 I and amber 1003105. Corn H—_. _ mixed S9. Oats steady, white SS, mixed SI. Pork C BURRS A SON’S is the place to buy . Paints, Oils and Glass. maylS StawSw (D^fy A MONTH and expenses guaranteed tp I 4 to Agents. Outfit lree. Shaw a Co, Auiuata. Me. your Worm Oil PEACE SHIPPERS and first dose brouht forty worms, and the sec- » o 11T , n is At i -jn. (w** i >v 253?.*S5Sg)gl*» a ao manygwero passed I did not count j C W °" P ‘1k FlSuS ' quiet and steadyat 10 2S. L-rd quiet; choice leaf in tiercea 7>4.do in kegi 8V4- Bulk meats steady, shoulders clear rib t%\ clear tides &}-i. Baoou firmer; •houlders clear rib 3%: dear ■idea fit. Bugar-cured hams Whisky in fair demanl and steady at 101. Oincienati—Flour linn; family MOSS 75. Wheat in good demand; red and amber 10S@110. Corn strong at S0@tl. Oats In fair demand and firm at SS^S. Pork quiet and firm 10 00. Lard Hunt. Rankin A Lamar, whol. and ret. agts. lun5_6m oceanic canal congress ie studying a plan for open cutting instoud of a tunnel, in creasing tbe cost ten million dollars. Constantinople, May 24.—The -Porte denies that an engagement was fonght at Perlazia. Thessaly, in which tho Turks aro said to have lost 500 men, although it admits that frequent skiririaheB with brigands have taken place in that dis trict. Capetown, May 24.—Reoonnoisance ha3 disclosed the faot that the great Oaf- fre mountain stronghold of Ziabani, con* fronting Colonel Wood’s camp, has been abandouod. Tho Cape Times says Sir Bnnle Frere has Renounced that ho had no intention of resigning. Vebsailles, May 24.—The chamber of Depnties has eleoted M. Lsnird, Vice- President, to replace M. Albert Gresg. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. southern portions, -j - taromelei; winds mostly from the south- ^ __ west to southeasl; clear or partly clondy Mr. Randall as nsmiug July^lst s* lb* [ weAther probable d-te. Tue l5lh of June Is Ibe latest date I hear naaie.l by anybody. By this day week we will know pretty well w hen tho hammer will fall. A. W. E. Joe Jefferson has resolved to play no more when his present engagement ;n Philadelphia terminates. He believes in taking thing* easy. OFFICB TEI.HGRAPU AND MKS8KNGER Mat 2», 1879,—Kvixing. Cotton. Liverpool—Noon—Cotton fiat and irregular; middliuguplands 6 rfi.16; middliugOrleani (U5* 16. Sales 5.090 bales; of which 1009 were token by speculators and for export: no receipt?. Futures opened with buyers offering l', levs: Uplands low middling clause May and June delivery 0 June and July 015.16@tf SO- SifiS’fi. July and August 7@B st-SS: August and September? 1-16@7. September and October 7 1- 16&7 l-Si.^7, October and November 5)^8611*10 5 03 p m—Sales of American S9S0. Uplands low middling clause May delivery 0 87-Si. June and July SS, July and August a Si-Si. August and September 71-Si. September and October 0 31-32. Futures firm. NbwYORX—Cotton irregular; tales 203; mid dling uplands 13, middling Orleans 1.31-7. Futures opened wrok; May delivery , Juno 12.F.7, July 12 SS. August 15(0, September ! 75. October 11.57. Cotton—Net receipts 225, gross 2i5. Futures closed steady: sales 154000; May de-* livery 12.95—97 IunelZ.93-1500. July 1X17—18. August 15.50, September 15.05, October 12.0L No vember 11.32. December 11,41. January 1L45. < lot von cio-ed dull and irregular; sales 2S0; mid dling npla ids 13, middling Orleans is>5. Consolidated net receipts S75S; exports to Great Britain 1954, Franee . Continent . channel —. Galvbstoe—Cotton nominal: middliug 12J,, low middlinglljg good ordinary 12J4: net receipts 2J3- gross —: tales : stock 1792. Nortolk—Cotton nominal; middling 12J& net receipts 415. sales —, stock 8123. Baltijsorr—Cotton quiet; middling 13, low middling 12JL goodordmaryl2.net receipts—, gross 4‘.9. sale* 120, to spinners — stock £325. BoexoE—Cotton quiet: middling 1 SJf. low mid. dling lSJi good ordinary 12?£ not Teceipt* 931. gross —: sales —: stock 6200. ' WmsusOTOK—Cotton quiet; middling nplands 13; low middling IZKs good ordinary 12; net reoeipts 12;gross -.sales4 stock C25. KOTT.insLfgiA— Cotton quiet; middling lSJi, low middling 12’£. good ordinary 12J-7.net receipts , gross 45. gales . to spmuers 711, stock sots- BaVAKEAH—Cotton quiet.middlin«12J£ low mid- dling 12Jf: good ordinary 11% net receipts 497: gross : sales UO: stock S93d. exports to Gieat Britain—: continent——, France —. coast- Wi NswORi.vAjrB—Cotton irregular and unsettled: middling 12Ji*. low middling 12% good ordinary U84: net receipts SS3, gross Ml; soles 509; stock 59009. Mobile—Cotton quiet, middliug 12J£. low middling 19Ji good ordinary 12. net receipts 21, gross : sales 100; stock 4275. M.ZKPHIS—Cotton quiet; middling 12% re ceipts 31; shipments 70S. solos 45c; stock 1.1S3. Augusta—cotton quiet; middling 12J4. low middling 12J*: good ordinary 11% xeoeipuisp; tales 121. OHAILRSTOV—Cotton nominal; middliug—; low middling .good ordinary .net receipts 50, soles 329, stock 1723: exports to the continent Greet Britain . coastwise . France FINANCIAL LOXPOE—Noon—Contois money 9313-18. Brie 2;.',. Fauis—Five per cent Rentes 11 tf 22Xc. New York—Stocks opened active; money 4, exchange long 4 87J4 short 4 S9K; istate bonds dull; government securities firm. Blocks closed irregular: New fork Central 119% Brio 27% Lass Shore 74; Illinois Centra] Siya Pittsburg 98: Chicago and Northwestern 81; 7: do preferred MJf, Bock Island 139; Western Union Teleavanh Company 1 IS, Sub-Treasury balance*. Com $123,701,117; car- rency $*7.C63,7o7. Money sjfc exchange 4 S7!4©4 37% government securities strong; new 5 per cents l CS;7, new 4J< per cental07J*.new 4 per etuis 103% State ponds dull. The weekly statement of the Associated Banks issued from the clearing bouse tootsy shows the followinrchanges—loans increase 5V17S.900spe cie Increase 155,500; legal tenders decrease *4.- 886 090: deposits decrease (3.(79400: circulation increase 9171,200; reserve decrease 8fi.C37.729. Tbe banks now bold 85,250,900 in excess of the legal requirements. ^ PRODUCT Halt its ora—Flour quiet and steady: How ard Street and Western superfine 515*45 75, at- tra 4 2S A4 35 family 5 0065 76, City Mills taper- Spe 3 25«t»W). extras 5065 00. Bro brands 6 ia .» G £5.Patapaco iamLlj 6 75. Southern wheat steady; Wretorn nrm: Southern red 1143117: amber llg»ltu. No 1 Pennsylvania red 117@l 17Jf. No S Western winter red spot and May 114H, Juiellfijjtgl 1577. July 112J46112JL August IttPfi. Souther** corn steady and firm; Western corn dull and a shade lower: whit* £0; yellow 45. Oats m good demand and firm; southern M£E«, western white 54^.35. mixed SS$S3)4. Pennsyl vania 54^55. Rye steadyat 53. Hay firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland 14909(16 00. Prori£Kin* dulls Meat pork, 10609410 75, Bulk meals, loose— ahoulderaO: clear nb 5: packed 4*- 4 a SU- Bacon—shoulders *K dear rib sides 6. Bams «H«U. Lard—refined in tiercea 7. Butter needy and firm; prime to choice Western the leading physicians of St Louis: Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef aud Tonic 111* vigorator is a very agreeable article of diet, and particu’axly useful in diptheria, agne, malaria typhoid fevors and every depressing diseasel „ „ „ „ We cheerfully recommend it. Every family. ] scarce and firm; current makes 05. Bulk meats I should liaye a few bottle*.” Sold by Jno In firm; shoulders' S 50. clear nb 4 57J»: shortclear -'’slid. Muro:: Bacon firm; shoulders 4@4}£, clear myS2 lm* Powersville. Houston Co. Ga: tfjflMK BROKER, sides 4 80. ribs Sji clear sides 6jf. Whisky steady at 101. Sugar steady—birds 8, 7 £®9>i. white 8!4@8M, New Orleans C&7. Hogs firm; packing l SO® 5 50. Cktcaoo—Flour good demand and firm, spring extras 3 25 34 50: do Minnesota. 4 75, low grades 2 00(32 75; Western patents 8 0096 00, Minnesota 5 50® 3 00. Wheat in fair demand but lower.NoS ChicagoBpringl01J4 cashl01j£ Juue,99JuJuly. No 5 do 80J4- Corn dull, weak and lower at SSJji, cash, 55J$ June, 36% July, S7J4 August. Oats dull, weak and lower at £1% cash and June, SO Julv. Pork dull.weak and lower at 9 55 cash, 9 57Ji®9C0 June. 967H8970 July.9 80 August. Lara Inactive and lower at 6 07% cash and Juce, 810 Jnly.C 22J£ August. Bulk meats easier: shoul ders 565, clear rib 4 G5, short clear sides 4S5. Whisxy steady at 102. St. Louis—Floor firm but prices unchanged: doublo extra fall 4 60® 4 70; treble extra fall 4 45@5 CO, family 6 20®5 40, choice 5 50@6 00: Wheat inactive and lower; No 2 red fall 113 cash, 1 llJj June, 1 04®105 July, 102@l03 August,No 5 do 109J4- Corn inactive and lower; No 2 mixed 35 cash. 84%3S4% June, 55%@S5?i July. Oats lower. No 2,31 cash and June SI July. Whisky steady at 103. Pork quiet; Jobbing at 10 00. Lord dull at 6b0bid. Bulk meats quiet; csr lots at clear ribs 462Ji@470. Bacon quiet; clear rib Sices 815®517%, cietrsides 5 40. NAVAL STORES. WiLKiNGtoa—spirits tnrpentine firm ai 25!* Kosm firm at 105 for strained, 110 for good strained. Crude turpentine steady at 100 for hard; 1 60 lor yellow dip; 210 for virgin. Tar ] steady at 85, MARINE NEWS • NBWYOKK—Arrived—Getmonic. Gate City, Bahama. City of Montreal, Dorian, Hector, 1m- bros. Bio Grande. Ornted ont—Sandusky, Cromwell, Nallie M Slade, Nannie T Bell, Anna, City of Brussels. Hacoa Whoioaaie jiarLor COBRiarZD DAILY BY F. JO. TZN6X.SSY GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. 5J|@6 40i@5 BACON—Clear rib sides... Shoulders. Bulk clear rib sides Bulk shoulders 3M@4 Magnolia hams »/4@9Ji LARD—inbbls «k@» Leaf, in tubs 8(333 Leaf, in buckets........................ 10@10><J OATS—For feod...^_~.~...—.«... 45®50 Bast proof seed....™..,........ 40(385 j SALT—Virginia.. t@l 80; Liverpool 1 25(31 40| MEAL... - 68(373 boitod 77(3801 CORN—By car load..... ......... 65@67 small lots 6S@72 FLOUR—Fancy par bbl 7 00 Choice 6 50 Extra family, pur bbl 6 00 Family, per bbl...... 6 76 Extra per bbl. 6 50 i UOFFlta—Common 15 Fair — 16Ji@16 Good 18M<318 Prime. 10(3201 Java.............. .... 26(328 Best Rio ... SOAPS—Parlb— — 4j£ a’ s KOL ASSEB—Ohoioe Cuba, hhds 4x Uhairo Cube, bblf 46 Bugarhousc, hhds 28 Sagarhouse, bhls Choice New Orleans........ 6 UGAR—Golden 0 ........................ vii&S Brown....................... a O. coffee 8M(32^ Bxtru O. white 9% Standard A.. 10 Granulated 10J» Powdered and crushed...... inwl) CHEESE—Best Cream 14J4914 Factory. CRACKERS—Soda Cream 11 all . Ginger........ 10 a 11 8trawi>erry 14 Fancy 14 CANDLES—Star... 15 Lightjweight 181*3 NAILS—Basis Ills 2 85 8TAROH PEPPER... » SP1CB - 20 GINGER.. i 14 NUTMEGS.......... - 1 60 OLOVBB.™... OIOAHS—PorM 20 MafiO^OO CHEROOTS 12 00 SNUFF—Loriltard’*. iar 75 Lo.-illord’s. foil SO TOBACCO—Common 40 a 45 Medium 50&60 Lucy Hinton.......... 80 Fine ~— 76 al 20 CKEliEL—Kits 100 a 140 Half bbls 6 00 a S 50 us. robbing life oi all its pleasures, anything tu will afford relief is gladly welcomed. Sickness is no light afflict ion. and that form of it known as Piles, or Hemorrhoids, can bo permonentiy re lieved by Tnblcr’s Buckeye Pile Ointment, which never fails when used according to direc tions. Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale by Roland B Hall, Druggist. may7 ti BUSINESS NOTICES. The popular Watering Place. my25 lw ELLIS’ SODA FOUNT. —o— AU the new and fancy drinks at my25 lw ELLIS’ SODA FOUNT. —o— During the warm days try a glass of Ice-Cold, Sparkling Seda at Bills’. my251w —o— Mineral Waters, etc. on draught at my251w ELLIS’SODA FOUNT. —o— . I will receive today filty bunches choice | liamilla.. may25 It FELIX CORPUT. —o— 150 Cassimere Suits for $S each at mayll iu tu thu ti WACUTBI. 3t BRO’S —o— The Largest assortment of Cfiildren and Boys j Clothing at mayll su tu 111 tf WACHTEL A BRO’S. BIuo Flannel Suits for$9 at WACHTEL A BRO’S. 73 Cherry Btreet, Macon. Ga. mayll sc iu thu if 150 WHITE YEST?r WHITE VESTS! For aoventj* fire cents each at may 11 su tu th ti WACHTEL & BRO’S. THE DIAMOND SKIRT I For $1 and upward sat mayll su tn th tf ’ WACHTEI. A BRO’S. iFroii Want really fine, beautiful and permanent Den tal Work, either on the natural Teeth or by sup plying their place with Artificial ones, bo certain ,,,... to consult Dr Ford, who, from and after this !"'<** | date, will be found constantly at his offlee. No STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT & SOLD STBICTLY on COMMIS-J SION. Particular attention given to the purchase, sate and renting of Real Estate, ULRBRRY STREET, opposite Lanier House Mmarl ly R. F. LAWTON. Banker and Broker, 40 SECOND STREET, Opposite S W'axelbaum & Bro*s Whok Dry Goods House. A GENERAL BANKING, BROKERAGE AND EXOHANGE BUSINESS BONE. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO WITH CARE AND DISPATCH. mays 3 m p I PLANT. & H PLANT I.C. PLANT&S0N Bankers and Brokers, MACON, - - GEORGIA TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. 62 Second Street, from 8 o’clock a m, to 6o’clock p m. agr27 sun&wod 3m MAKE NQ 0 MISTAKE And bny your Clothing and n»ts of CHAS WACHTEL A BRO, mayll su tu th tf 73 Cherry Street. * A CARD. Toallwhoare suffering from tho errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decoy.lossof manhood, etc. 1 will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great romody was discovered by a missionary in South America. Bond a self-aildressed envelope ! to the Rev Joseph T Inman, Station D.Nuw | - Y ork. dec!2 odly Tropical Novelties of all kinds at tho Tropical Store, corner Second aud Cherry Streets, mayll ti DUS J. P. A W. It. nOLHES, DENTISTS, No 84 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga | Teeth extracted without nain, beautiful sots of Tee'-h inserted. Abscessed Teeth and Diseased Gums cured. Dealers in all kinds of Dental Materials and I < instruments. Constantly ou hand a large aud ! full assortment or Teeth of all kinds. Gold of all kind.-. Amalgams of all kinds. Rubbers of all j I kinds. mar4dAwly I SMALL PLANTATION TTIOR lale cheap for Cash 250 aeres land, 100 of Jj which is under cultivation and all sown in Oats. Good honse, wells, otc, on the place. Heal, thy locality-only one and a half miles from Powersville. Houston Co, Ga. The place will be sold with or without thoOat crop. A K FISHER. Powersville, May 21st, 1879. my22 lm* Four Iw Pianos MUST BEHSOLD SAM VEIOHELBAUM, 75 Cherry street. YOUR TEETH I Can not be extracted without para unless you take Nitrous Oxido Gas, Chloroform, Ether, Etc, to produce insensibility. Dr Ford was the first Dentist in Georgia that gave Gas to Extract Teeth without pnin. He is still giving it for that purpose. apr27 sunAwed Sm NOBBY STRAW HATS u»t received at mayll su tu th tf WAOflTBL & BRO’S. to It is false economy to buy a cheap Organ when a few dollars more will get the incom parable and always reliable liSON & HAMLIN. unr Id)WEST PRICED, nU I POOREST AND DEAREST. BIIT HIGHEST PRICED. DU i BEST AND CHEAPEST. New Styles, NEW PRICES, : • A&y Six Stops, Jtlegai . Mil Embossed Walnut UUUJ-UI gfikiv Case, of new design. ’^only _$SO Ten Stop;, 4 sets Reeds in new style Illuminated Cose only $95 Ten Stops, 4 sets Reeds Mirror Too Case, with Gold Bronze Ornamenta tion. oniy $100 sri OVER 100,000 MADE and SOLD WINNERS OP HIGHEST HONORS AT ALL WORLD’S EXHIBITIONS FOR TWELVE YEARS PAST. PARIS - SANTIAGO, PARIS - 1867 lbJ5 ISiC | VIENNA - l’HIL*. PA, I SWEDEN - 1873 isn> ISIS Endorsed by From Liszt, Theodore Thomas, Ole Bull, Gottsehalk, Strauss, Warren. Morgan, and over One Thousand eminent musicians oi Europe and America, The testimony as to the immense superiority of these instruments over all others is emphatic, overwhelming and India- putable. RENTED UNTIL PAID FOE These Organs are now onered purchasers by monthly installments of from $5 to $10, or will be rented until tho rout pays for thorn. From] one to threo years timo given for payment. Special reduction given to Churches, Schools and Pastors. Agents wanted everywhere. Or gans sent on trial to any patt of the South. Wo pay freight both wavs if not satisfactory. SOIJT&RRH WH0LB8ALE DEPOT, Por tho moro convenient supply of Southern trade a Southern Wholesale Depot has been es tablished at Savannah. Ga. from which Dealers, Churrlies.Teacfaera. and the retail trado can bo supplied at New York and Boston factory ratos. For Illustrated Catalogues, price lists aud full information address LTJDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. MiBUPACiuana’s Wholesale Aobsts." apr2 dSawSiu H* CRANSTQff & CO;, Brokers end Commission Merchants, 41 Ala- bama Strsct. Atlanta, Ga. Agents for tho Geo Fox Starch Manufacturing Company, thoMiama Oil ar.d 8oap Slanufactur ing Company. Chicago quotations, spot aud futures, of Meat and Grain received every hour. FUTURBS A SPECIALTY.Cenfidentml. mayll lm NEW MUSIC. and examine them, may! sunSfc L W SMITH & CO. SYRUP. CAR LOAD Prime Georgia Syrup, on con- slgnment, for sale low by may 15 St SAULSBURY, RESPESS & CO. Georgia Cane Syrup. £} g BARRELS of excellent quality just re ceived and for sale at low prices by JONES & COOK. Produce and Provision Doaler, iayS St Cor Cotton Avo and Cherry St. KiS.L OTTERYi "VTOW is the tima to secure a bargain for Cash; XN Will give accommodation to parties who can make a Bank Note. Also for CABINET ORGANS on the same terms. my24 4t J W BURKB A CO. .BY. srATE-AUTHORITY. $14,000 »$1 Stocks aud Bonaa CORRECTED DAILY BY 1,. RIPLEY, BROKER. G0or*i»7 cent, bonds (regular) ......111 a \\\ | THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY j 15 OOO 1 ’ OUND3 01 tha choicest Tennessee Hams, Sides ami Shoulders ever sent | to this Market just received by my2«JONES A COOK- Georgia7 percent, bonds (new) 115 a 117 GoorgiaS per oent (xld) -101 a 105 Geogia 8 per cent (uew) 107Mal0SV4 City of Mmoda (Ions date) — City of 31scon (short date).— City ot Augusta 7 per cent ..,.100 City ot Atlanta 7 per cent 100 City of Atlanta 8 per cent 105 City ot Savannah 76 *7TA Central Railroad joint mortgage 110 a 111 Georgia Railroad 6 per cent, bonds 101 • 102 Northeastern ltRbonds (endorsed) „...,103 a 105 Macon and Western R R bonds 103 a 105 Southwestern Railroad.. 102 a 105 Western R. B. of Alabama 1st mortgagell2 a 113 Wtttcm R. Ret Alabama 2d mortgage...112 a 113 M. A A. K.R. 1st mortgage (not endor’d) 75 a SO M A A R it, 2d mortgage...- 95 a 93 A. A G. R. R. *d mortgage tendoraed)...100 a 105 South Ga A Fla 1st mortgage bonds...1(7 a 109 do 2d do ... 89 Southwestern RR stock.............. 105 a 108 Georgia Railroad stork. 85 a 84 Central Railroad stork 78 a 77 Augusta A Savannah Railroad stock 103 a 110 is drawn iu persnance of an act of the GeneTal 1 Assembly of tho State of Kentucky For tke Benefit of 7o a 75 Educational Institutions- AS LOW AS THE LOWEST! C Dozen Messina Lemons FOR One XXollar AT S SCHWED’S, Next to the Telegraph A Messenger. my242t SHIPPING PRODUCE CORRECTED DAILY BY BERND BROTHERS BIDES—Green salt, per ID...- Dry salt............................... 5® 7 Dry flint. 6310 GOAT SKIrfl—Dry, per lb 10313 SHKEP SKINS—Per piece 10(340 b’HKARI.INGS—Per tneod —... 5 DKBRSKIN8—per tb. 14018 LEATHER—la the rougn........ .15020 RACCOON—Per piece 5@20 MINK—Per piece 10(325 OTTER—Per piece BBAYER—Per niece , GREY FOX SKINS..... 15023 RED FOX .....20040 WILD CAT—Per piece 5@10 OPOSSUM—Per piece 0 6 MUSKRAT—per piece .............. 0 6 TALLOW—Prime, per to 0 5 WAX—Pure yellow, per lb @20 GINRRN’G—IV.r lb. @50 DRIED AFPLBS—Prime perlb .Y DRIED PEACHES—Peeled,brightNoli no _ DR1BD BLACKBERRIES ...J WOOL—yteeeo, burry, per lb....10016 Unwubed............................» .. 1S@?5 Waahed............ -— 25055 THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE SCHEME j WILL BE DRAWN IN PUBLIC AT COV- INGTON.KY. UNDERTHK SUPERVISION OF SWORN COMMISSIONERS ON MAY 31, 1879, SCHEME: 1 Priie of $14,000 is *14.000 1 Prize of 8.000 is 3.00 J 1 Prize of 4.000 is 4,0(0 2 Prizes of 2.500 are 5 000 4 Prizes of 1,000 aro 4,( 00 10 Prizes of 600 are B.C00 60 Prizes of 100 aro_ 5,000 100 Prizes of 50 are 6.000 200 Prizes of 25 are..... S.00J 500 Prizes ot 10 are .... 1,000 Prize? of 5 aro 27 Approximation Prizes amounting to 1.893 Prizes amounting to $67,925 | Whole Tickets, $1. Clnb rates upon application. CERTIFICATE AS TO Bond for Payment of Prizes. By the conditions of this act the managers I quiret to erecute TO THK STATE OP Pianos to Sent. W E havo two or three Pianos for Rent. Call early. J W BURKE A CO. A LARGE lot in store and for sale at lard ur ices. maylStf JONE8 A COOK. moo j Wm. B, StuTtevant & Oo.,* 105 PARK PLACE. NEW YORK. (Late ot Savannah, Ga.) SOUTHERN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SPECIALTY. Befer to Messrs Jones & Cook. Macon; John McMahon. Esq, Savannah. Ga; Milo Hatch. Sa* OFTICSA3STI SAVE YOUR EYES. P vour vision is tailing—if you aro growing near-sighted, or your eyesight is troubling you iu any way, call on ¥r. Ch. Befeld* Optician, and your eyesight will be benefited by *his euperior Spectacles and Kye Glasses. Tbey will remove all dimness* blurs, confusions and floating specks, and tho most sensitive eye will be restored to its norm aland healthy condition; k&vmg fatigue, requiring lass Ji^hfc ana enabling the wearer to view plainly all remote object*. These useful and unapproachable Glasses can only be procured from Mr CH BEFELD, Hi* establishment—No £0 Second fife, Macon* Ga. apr9 Cm Keep Cool! Keep Cool! Grand Jnry Presentment. New Advertisements. mssm , vS t Rrject all Violent Purgatives. They ruin th tone of tho bowels and weaken the digestiou. Tabbast’s EFPSsvseCBsr Seltzek apesibst isuscdbyrstional people as a means of relieving all derangements ot tho stomach, liver and in- testines, because it removes obstructions with out pain, andimparts vigorto the organs which it purifies and regulates. I SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SMOKE THE ONLY GENUINE PRIDE of DURHAM A pure Tobacco, not flavored with poisonous drugs Manufactured by ZI LYON, & CO, Dur- hatn*N C. A BECKWITH’S p NTI-DYSPEPTIC PILIO swill prevent and cure Dyspepsia, unrivalled Dinner Pill, mild »peri« rienfc,and admirably adapted as a Family Medi cine. They aro u&ed by iho most cultivated peo- ; flo in our country, and are extensivoly used by Physicians in their practice. Sold bv Pnnraists generally. Send for circular. ER BECKWITH Sole Manufacturer. Petersburg. Va. WHY Hot send 25 cemstoraShee of Soldered HATCH JPX.A.TJ3. with which you can mend all your UCln and Copper WBro a year. 7 Plates for $1.C0 Post free with directions. MAOKEY M’P’G 00., ClTAEI.XETOy.su FARM. PLANTATION A MILL MACHINERY of all kinds, inox axd RbassCabiikgs. JfST'Se rd for Catalogue and ipceiel Low Prices. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS. Macon.Ga ism per month mad expend'-, or allow a larue commission, to sell our near and sronJerftii ins-ontiohs. Ii‘c mean tiJiatwtay, fauoQlo free. AddresoyiisaitAM A Co., Marshall, Mich, City f7 a month and expenses guaranteed to tp i I Agents. Outfit Area, EHAW A Co, f7h. YEAR and eipfuses to agents fir l,t Outfit Freo. Addres “ dress P O VICK 1ST OF NEWSPAPERS with advertising rates. ICO pages, 10c. G P ROWELL A CO. New York. mayl6dAwIaw4g ^ SPLENDID assortment of New Songs and Instrumental Pieces just received. Call JHardemail* Attorney at Law, x. - - - • Goorirla Tax Receiver’s Notice T AM now receiving Returns ot Taxable Prop- JL orty for the j oar i879 and would to pleased to havo Tax-Payers call and mako their He* turns promptly, as the timo is abort and tho Books must bo closed as tho law directs. R J ANDERSON. Tax Receiver Blbli Co, Go, apr24 tf Office No 90 Mulb’y Sr. Macon. Ga IRST NATIONAL BANK, MACON. GA. BANKIOF DEPOSIT. DISCOUNT AND EXOHANBE Office Hours—9 a. m, to 1 p. m. W W WRIGLEY, Cashier, janllpd JUST RECEIVED 100 cases IMPORTED CLARET. 100 cases RHINE WINE. 25 cases APOLLINARIS WATER. 25 cases THRONTHALKR WATER. 25 coses SELTZER WATER. 25 casks LOUISVILLE BOTTLED BEER. 10cases FRUIT SYRUPS. 10 casks MeE WAN’n ALE. 5casks BKYASY PORTER. Prices to Suit tlio Times. Goods delivered free to any part of tho city. Sam Weichselbaum, mayll snn4tamlm 75CHERRY STREET were require! loeiecute tu thm btatjs ur i «'7^5:* Binv y7pv KENTtJCKY A BOND IN THE. PENAL SUM OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. J conditioned for tbe prompt p&vment of all prizes. , A/3a ^ I and the faithful discharge of all duties imposed —« J I by said act. as seen by the certificate of tbe — * I County Clerk, as below stated. SIMMONS A DICKINSON, Managers, | 8tatb oj KSSTUCKT, ■) Henry County, rss. I Cirr op XswcisTLStJ I, W W Turner, Clerk of tho County Court in and for said County and State, do hereby certify that tha bond to tbe Commonwealth of Kentucky In the penal sum of one hnnired thousand dollars, required to be filed by the Act for the benefit of tho Henry Male Academy and Henry Female Collf ge. passe! by the General Assembly of Stencils famished on application^ Our advantages for handling PEACHES and DRIED FRUITS are unexcelled in this city. rav24 2aw8w CENTRAL. HOTEL EUPAULA. ALABAMA. Q.OOD BOARD and Rooms and the Rest At u BILLINGS * MOYB jroreigD. {£•} iiy JfcwiaGMg&HSBt I 25th d»y of March. A D, I87d. W W TURNER, County Clerk, Henry County, Ky. Address all orders to ! WILLIAMSOX k CO., Central Easters Agents, 510 Broadway, New York. List of drawings published in the New York Herald and Sun. All out of town ticket holders ' are mailed a copy of tbe official Jut as toon as i received. The next drawing May SI* 1S79, omen ■) CHIEF ENGINEER N * 8 R R, J- Columbus, Ga, April 23,1S79. j S EALED BIDS for Grading this Road from Hamilton to across Pine Mountain will be said Commonwealth, and approved I received oy the undersigned until the 8tn of Dec 9.1850, was duly executed, de* I Maj, with privilege of rejecting any and all bids, livered, accepted, and approved, and I (about mile#, 90.000 ciiblc yards, that said bond h du!y filed in my | apr29 eod 3t A DEXTER, Chief Eng; and . . pean continent. ■ Corrected by A. E. fieifert. Respective value of foreign moueya: 1 Reicfismarx —... 24^cgold 1 Austrian Florin (silver) 45 “ l « - (currency) « 1 Hollandiih Florin 41 *• X Frano on Belgium 19% “ 1 “ on Switrerland.(eidg. Wahr) 19% M 1 M on 19% •* 1 M on the Orient tffri " 1 Lire 19 " 1 - gold Wi 1 Kroner on Sweden,Norway, Denm’rk 17J4 . -* 1 Rube! (Russia) ........................... K " 1 pound Sterling 4.91 >4 . - B Turpin has made application for letters of | administration on the estate of Michael Eisner, late of said county, deceased. This is therefore to cite and admonish a 11 persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county on the firat Monday in June next, to show cause, if any they can, why letters of administration should not be granted to applicant. Witness my hand and official signature. May 51b, 1879. J A MCMANUS, may 6 law4w Ordinary- "JL 1L AEJfci tto'lpCHB* and “ i selling Stationery Packago in the world. It contains 1S sheets of „ , . . Paper, 18 Envelopes, Pencil, Penholder, Golden G EORGIA. BIBB COXTSTY.—WUert** C F I Wan .. ri cood-Rellaon- AwontS P«n, and a piece of va’uaOle Jewclrf. Complete Newton, administrator on the estate of A | Wanted atonce 1*0009 rteiIaDie Agents l m1 Mpi e with elegant gold store Sleeve ' in Every Town Address as above* Buuotg.8etGold-piatedStnds,EngravedGoid- mavndii 24 28 4t±wit I plated Ring, and a Ladies* Fashionable Fancy . , -■■■■ I Ret. Pin and Drops, j>ostpaid 25 cents. 5 pack* Copartnership .Notice. ages with AssoSd Jewelry $1. SPLENDID ^ I WAmCH AND CHAIN FRKF. WITH EVERY $5o3oRTH OF GOODS YOU BUY. Extroof draW Indueeme nts to Agent, BwDEt r 2 Broadway, N-Y Newton, administrator on the estate of A Goolsby, laie of said county, deceased, represents to the Court of Ordinary of said county in his petition duly filed that he has fully administered A GotNby’a estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditor!, to show cause, if any they I film old firm of Schwe I & Siesel bare this day can, wb> said administrator should notbedis* I J. associated with themselves Mr Albert Gib- ctasged from his administration and receive I ian for the purrose of continuing the Wholesale letters of dismission on the first Monday is I Grocery Business, at their old stand, 46 A 48 June, 1S79. ... I Third Street. The firm to be styled and Given under my official signature. I known as SCHWED, 8IESEL A OIBIAN. mar* law3m J A McMANUfl Ordn’y, * Macon, May 1st, 1379. mays Mlillllfl-^oiThlae n«blt Cured l* OPIUM rroTxes, T HE attention of all parties concerned is hereby called to tho following resolution of the City Council of Macon, passed at the regular meeting held April £9th, 1879: Resolved. That the Clerk bo instructed to no tify all parties owing the city any moneys on account of Licenses that they must either pay tho same at once or file their bond with the Clerk of tho Superior Court for tbe faithful pay • meat of said moneys upon the decision ol tho Supremo Court being rendered. All persons exercising any business of any nature whatever within tho city who have not paidlheir license will plcise bear this in mind and proceed at once to tile their bond as above stated, or please come up and pay mo your license. McLAUGHLTN. J E , mayllw City Clerk ComIIlissioIlers , Sale of Valuable (Jity Property. TTNDEIt and by virtue of a decree of Bibb Su- U perior Court in the cause of Harriet J Aderhold, et al, va J tv AcK-riiold, et al, the un dersigned commissioner! in said decree named will expose at public outcry before the court house door in Bibb county on the first Tuesday of June next, betwren the lawful hours of sale, the following property ic said decree specified : Farts of lot, three (3) and four (4), in block twenty-eight (23). in the plan of tho city of Ma con, froniing on Troup street; having thereon one dwelling hou-e with ml necessary appurten ances; said dwelling house containing eleven rooms, and being the house and lot whereon said J W Aderhold now resides. Terms cash. By Older of the Court: JOHN L HARDEMAN, '' WASHINGTON DESSAU, maylS tatds Commissioners. PRIVATE BOARDING IN NEW YOKE CITY. No. X IivIur Place, ECTBaircE, 117 East Fourteenth Street. H OU8E renovated and newly furnished, ele gant front rooms on Fourteenth Street and Irving Place, southern expousre, with or without board. Moderate Prices. -Refers to Penry Nugent. E^q.r Major S L James. PR Byrne. Esq, New (Means, La; E Winship. G \YBurr. W M Key, Geo R Barker, Maoop, Ga. mayl eodlm U NPBKCEDENTKD ATTKA.CTI0N. Ovar Half a Million Distributed, Louisiana State Lottery Company, This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of tho State for Educational and Charitable purposes, in 1863, for tho terra of twenty-livo years, to which contract tbr inviola ble faith of the State is pledged with a Cupital of 81,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve fund of $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM BER DRAWINGS will take place monthly. It never scales or postpones. Look at tlio follow - ing Distribution: GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, during which will take place the 109th GRAND MONTHLY ABD THE Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing At Now Orleans, Tuesday, Juno 17th, 1S79, Gen, ti. T. BEAURKtiABI), of Louisiana and tien. J. A. EiBLY, of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE $109,000. A3- Notice—Tickets are Ten Dollars only, Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths. $1. LIST OF FRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of $109.000 $150,000 1 Grand Frizoot 50,000 60.0W 1 Grand Prize of 20,000 20.000 2 Large Frizes of 10,000 20.000 4 Large Prizes of 5,000 20,000 20 Frizes of 1,000 20,000 50 Frizes of • 500 25,000 100 Frizes of SCO 30,000 200 Frizes of 200 40,000 650 Prizes of ICO 60,000 10,000 Frizes of 10 100,000 AFPROXIMATIOli PRIZES. 100 Approximation Prizes oi $200 $20,900 100 Approximation Prizt s of 100 10000 U0 Approximation Prizes of 75 7,5(0 11,279 Prizes, amounting to $522,600 Gsir G T BEAUREGARD, of La. GSirJAEARLY.of Va. Commissioners. Application for ratos to clubs should only be made to the office oi the Comprny in New Or* leans. Write for cironlari or send orders to- M A DAUPHIN. POBox 692.N6WOrleans,lo, m aylS dwed&sat4w w4t Commissioner's Sale. THE SOUTH END OF JEKYL ISLAND. B Y virtue of a decree in equity of Baldwin Snperior Court, in the caso of Ann Y Du- Bignon va Jeremiah Beal, executor, etc, I will oiler for sale the south end of the Island of Jekyl at tha court house door in Brunswick, G1jnn county. Chi. on TUESDAY, the Sd day of June next, between tbo usual taurs of sheriff's sale. Terms cash. . A The property conaiit* of 1,500 acres. The whole Island contains over 5,000 acres. Seaward street has the finest beach in Southern States. Game, fish and oysters abundant Macon, April 23th, 1679. R K HINES, aprSO lawiw Commissioner. JOSEU COUNTY SHERIFF SALES. ■\\7ILL be told bolero tho court bouse door in TV tho town oi Clinton,Joacs county, Ga, on the first Tuesday in July next, within the legal hours of sale, five hundred acres of land, more or less, in J onea county. Levied on as tho property of William S Monshon, known as tho Walnut Level place, adjoining lands of Lee Smith. Mr. I,amar and others, and wheroon said W S Monghon now resides, by virtue of n fi fa No 5 issued from Jones Superior Court to April trrm 1379 in favor of C Masterson vs Wil liam S Monzhon. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. May 2itb,lS79. S J PHILLIPS, m»j23 tawtas Deputy Sheriff, DR. J. EHHI BliOKSBElE. Offico and Ccniulting Rooms 80J4 Mulberry Street, opposite Lacier House. Offlee Hours: 9 to 10 a m, and 5 to 4 p m. For Paupers: 8 to 9 a m, at tho Drug Store of Mr Roland R Hall. No 17 Cotton Avenue. mayll Xtawtl THE ctrru. ___ I open and or. exhibitional ELLIS* DRUG STORE with all tho new symes, Miners! Wa- tis. Etc. Call and TRY 11 • apr23tt W. C. DAVIS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, SANDERSVILLE, - - GEOBGIA. mayl7 JONES COUNTY SHERIFF SALE. YTTILL be sold before tho court house dear iu YY tbe town of Clinton or. tho first Tuesday in June next between the ]**gal hours uf sa ie the following property, to wit: Threo hundred acres of land cr enough of eaid land to satisfy a taxfl fa issued by John Bradley, Tax Collector of said county, vs DUG Kabem for the year 3973. Paid land adjoins the lards of V 8 Glover, Halie Russell aud others. &nd known as the Kstborn place. Levy made by constable and furred over to mo this May 8J, 1ST J. may7 lawiw \Y J GRB8H AM, Sheriff,

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The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, May 25, 1879, Image 1