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Newspaper Page TextBy Olisby, Joneb & Keebk MACON. UEOKGLA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 27, 1879—PRICE FIVE CENTS. Numb Eli 0.260 Bi TttLBfiRAFU. i A* DISPATVJHKM. Concrosa. Waai.foOTiN, Joan 2C — la tbe House .‘piop'Mil'iun for invoking leaves of ud- , 0 ace gi.olrd to members, and requiring .11 ttivuiM, to report for doty immedi ately »»» to ado by Aricfiold, of North (’.Mlloa, bat objected to. The bill making appropriations for entrain Judicial expense.. aud tbo bill making appropriation, to pay fees 0 f ioir»h,-s and (heir general deputies were reported from tbe Committee oq Appro, priatio.is, sod ordered printed and re- frrrrd to ibe committee of the whole. Tbe bill prohibiting political assn«3 iu(*i.ts ceme np as ibe bn lines, of tbe ■uornliiR boar. liar Held aoaght an opportunity of apeaklDg agaioat tbe bill, bat was out off by Ibe prevroa* question, sod the Itepub- lioane reeurteii t>, dditory taolies. la the Senate Mr. Vest, of Missouri, a k'il umuimoa* eonnaut (ont of morn lag horn) loculi ap tbe ooDcarrent resold- iioo ior.mlii.o by him yesterday, deebxr ins that tbe lemoueiisition of silver and its full rii.U.r.tiou as n monty metsl, ■nl Its free cosu.gr, are demanded alike by tbe dictate, of j uetioe and wise states man-hip. Mr. Onaodler objected, and ■be rcsolotioD went over. lb uitMtlc Items. Ui>vra[.->, June 20.—An inuendiary Hre in laylur Ik Crate's lumber yard, destroy, .d a iirge amount of lumbar, shed*, Ac. 1,0.', (rum $12,000 to $25 0C0 Saw Fuawci.ioo. June 20—Tbo Stale Convention of tbe New Constitution |urty u-aembl.ii at Sacramento yester day, iluii.n U.-igga. Chairman of the Kistintive (}■ mmittoo, being temporary ensirm in Co unuUmt. were appointed, and toe C invention a (.j ill in id until to, ¥*oroirn. I’.ills, J.me 2(1—I’ue Ordre, U->alier's i.w - organ, reproduce, ault oouseqnenlly •uitu-uiic.t,a m ucoonuluf au interview ia winch kiiolwr, replyiug to a qne tmn s, to wh . *ou! i I,k, mo plage or tbe de- c-i,-*ed P-liiue [tutieri.l, replied: * ’Prince J-.ioms rf.li, if iiu aooap’s (U.tt serious nepniieiu Iny. * L»u u. Join- 26.—A limier O.iru dispaiai rtuy.i w.o ntimg 10 -ulU-ut'a in- foiumion leOeivod IruoaCouit.n-mOfde, Ibe Huilau bt« rtign—I « ditutn d -p-iriug fh« Kiioiivu in favor ot hi, hot Prime Mahomed Tewfak. The Uiii-ei Ail-T.iidby have ordered tbegl irt-i'iuu uf 'lio torpedo l»».x r , pur chu-ii I -*y (be 1’. nivii.i gi V -riiiu- u;, whiitu pnr in*o SiT-ern-T,. tor r-p.irs. Itsxi.tw, June 26.—Sp-uia increa.-, t wo uiitliou 1,0 iiuuUieJ xil l for y Uioii.iurt marks. 1’xuH, June2G. —Specie iuorens. nine teen million two numlivd-mil seventy live tboa-iand (ratio-. ItOnitov, Jun.- JJ6—A Kiater’s Cairn di-pit. u ,.»,e tbo K le.live reonived tbe Huliao's o-.l -re to audiosie in f.vor of Prince Towfelf, nil I expressed cunpli- one- Vila the tlnmand. AlUilT Uisriliualt.il. -Wuhliuifiton WasiiinoTOW, Juno 26 —Mr. Forty iu- Iro-IUOfui u foil to iinon.l M.i .of- prov <1* iug tor 'lie i.pp-lut ueut or The Missis, •ippi K vcr Improvement U.>ui mission, ltu etri-ii Mr. B wk, from tbe Pia .-ntd O-immit- tso, reported fnv.ueuly on too j >int reo-.t* iuiion piovuiiug tor a oiuiuuitee tn in- v.M.igue ineb.,'. m-ftn. ..f gnirlibc aaJ ooiteoiiag publio r.-v -uu -s, and to ,s o-rtiia .TtieXier any ou.nge is neo-ds.iry in tbe tuelbo-l of making appropriations. Toe ro.fitiuuu wa, ilien passed. It pro vide, ibst tbe oouimiitee sbnll consist ot tbr- a nirtiob-re from e-icu House ioaten I of five Hrtu.uir.i and s ven tt-ipres-nts- live», os r- qnireii by Mr. U lOk’s original resolution. Mr. Itanium, f-oal t ie C-imuiittee on Cornuii-roe, r-pfried tnvorsuly on Ibe 11 ms-1 j ilnl reruluiii-n author,zing the survey uf (lie Mississippi river, near Like f.’ooenrdia au.t Ciw-pen B->nd. au-l it uu-* ps.std. Tl.e Hen,t- lUeu to..k up ibe uutlnisliml bneinert, of yesterday, Mr. Windoiu reeuaiing bis - p *< c i iu defrtn.e of (he r. cord of tbe K.-putilio in putty, lie re (eirid.l 1 .Oirtli lo tile e-djr.d e lull us, ua-l said lie b-l 1 eucoursgeil it, m-d glotied in it. idr.V'shce rend letter- from oolor- d ui <n in North Osri-nns.tosh i« ihsl there ue»- r lis.l l.,eu »■>> mlimid.llen of i-ol.ired v.i. letnm (hat Stue. Mr. D.vii, nt Weit Virginia, reuil all- lisiieu in couirsd-uilou of those cited hr Mr. VVmdoiu. uuii s-u-i tlist tU. Ultan’i Hgure-i *vr-. oeo-plive, Tue Sclirtle tnen went lute exeentivu rt.-ji -1 - -it. amt wneu the-toon were opin-i the pr- iililiug - iHeer bud belora it tue Ju dicin'. Etp.-n.ws toll p.sswd tiy ine Uou.io to diiy, and t* " i- 1 re«d the Hrnl and imc- oml time, and referred to the Appropria tion Committee. Adjournel. In ilie ll-i.i-e, Mr. A-.kins. of Teun-ss- ««e. cUnifiH in »f ih. appropriation, oummillee, .eiimteJ (ho jndtniM exp-n se, bill agr-K-d ipeo iu Dsinocra'ic nu oua jasior-l.y, un i Mr. Uobo, of Iadi- aus, frooi iu .ame cominittee, reported the bill for uiaistialii’feee. Ord.-r.-il piiat- ed *»nd rereire-l to the committee ot tbo whole. TUe lie.lie I bus resumed con sider,! ieu of tue b.b proh.biting politi cal aafvssmeate Mr. Girfield denied tosp-ak thereon, but w-a not permuted, Kbereiifooii.e Kepublioaas lilioaiterml limit the . xptfsiicu of tue morning hour. Mr. O. x subiniaed s ouference r-p)rt on the letter carnets’ bill, hud altera short difcusston, it was adopted. Toe hul ,a sgr.-eii l- appropnates fou.- hun dred and fifteen lu >iu-ibd dollars for ibe (■aimeut of letter oirriers daring the eusmng dscsl j"ai,,ad «veuty one tbuii-. aaJ doll'iis for iugr.a ei silaries of let ter carnets dming the present fi-cal vest. , , . . Gitmoc, of IfiuiaiAuU, inir* daoal a bul amending tte Misiis,ippi nv,r improve ment commission sol. Uufauer. Tie H.uscibcu w. oi lulo oommittee of tae abol.- on is. ju lioiul eapoi see Oill—• Bi.nk'-i.io, ei h u GO«r, in -be cOair. Mr. W--V r. ef I *e*, • tf.rsd an uuiood- m ot piov iliug :b. the Com ms, oaar ->l Jur.n wi-i-Iio -Himibd bill si-all be ap p .lined from itm p-locipil pa*!y in the dn.not- in Wo-oi, i -e J.-ur- i. ii-id, op- p ..pi t- Ihsl lo -h eh the Cl-ikof-iie Conr: I*leiAliped. Mail..- oth r iiueoomeo.a , f. p * po—ed, ft-r a 1 re J e al, Tn. e. „ui lie- *hen r-m. sod the bill wsa reported to rhe B iu.-, sod ois - B1 y L rt, S9, nays 76. All h-G.e.u- bacowin i-ies.-M, ex«-pi fsijtk. v-ed ib .im sHtrmaii.-. A ij nroe.1. Foreign. Loud w, Jo » S« -*n th « Suite or Ir.nla.e-d ■> •->" M-- q'l' Ss -sbUr. c.>ifiai.rt.b •Uf’i' tin IwSill *M4 tiMerwl i r -e K-ird-v, o stTdioste. ■ nd ■ bat ih !.»••» nsif «q i»*'. Lord Si- haunry statso fertbei ihat P.Uuoe fesr- '»k bin b -rk iUii died », K .idive uf E jvpt. I'ue Amrn-sa ship 8ilea L«otuu Doiu.-, ft. m N * O May is for L verp-ir-l, aan-W *-a -e -le - uii Uie All of tint mull t f -r*v mil * n slk-ed of Mono C.uie hgbi.bis (>e-n -.b>ndonrd M8.s i ns o,p sin and o.ew have bseo land.d at F.luronih. A Cairo ditsilw t#o Sinters Telcgrim Company say- Pnoc.i I’esf.k w.ll pn It-h « prodamali in n-nicb- auuonoQTng bis ao-es.ton to tns vice royalty of E-ryo’. I» Is believed that 1-msil. tb« ex-Els- dire, will quit Eqvpt oo MoDday. tfamhon, Qoibco Jaue 26—A osl- lisioa oa ib.» o-n:bi-T-t-rn Kvlwsy oc- carreJ to.d ij bu-’ s-l-.- i -t. p 1 :| c ' r s nJ convtructioo train., i’u. ec.uiuter and twe Q.omen ot tbe lattet wero killeit and several pets ms injured. Kevrs Items. Nzw Oanzaws, Jna«26 —C. A. Sthnei- ders tobacco factory, on N-;w Lrvce St., and Cochran A Mima in tchino shop ad joining. were burned last night, loess estimated at $75,000. Ami NT A, Ga., Juno 26 —A special to tbe Coastiiution stales taat Jim Unrton shot and killed his brother-in-law, J. T. Hicks, b:-th farmers, in Meriwether coun ty. Tbe trouble grew ont ol a settle ment of tbe estate. Hicks beard that Hurton had spoken offensively of bis wife, oud sought redress Tbe parties met in che road. Hicks demanded re traction of Barton, wbo was armed with a shot gnn and disoharged it at Ricks, who expired instantly. Barton is at large, and claims to have acted in self- defense. BanoitB, Mainz, June 26—The State B-poblican Convention met b»r« to- day. and organtzad by the election F. A Pike, of Calais, as temporary chairman. 1,2-14 delegates were present. Hon. O. F. Da vis, of Corinth, was nominated for Gov ernor on tbo third ballot. a/nopsia Weather siaieiaaai. Ovvicc Chizv Siosai. Ornctu, Watihinotoh, Janet26. 1879. IudioMi ni- For tbi South Atlantia States, stationary pressure and tempers lure, esiterly winds, clear ur partly oioudy weutb-r. miUNIUHT DIHHATOII MS Washington. Washikoton, Jane 26.—Tae Senate Fiasuoo oommittee resumed lbs consid eration to-dsy of tbe llonie bill, provi ding fur tbo i-xobange of (red., dollar, for legal tender] silver dollar-, sud adopted tb» amendment providing that tbe ex change shall he at Ibe "market Value of the tiade dollars,” regarded a, hu'.licn aud not "at par'' a, the bill origit.ally ri quired. The oommittee also arrack oat the House proviso, that trade dollar, re clined under this sol .hail no’. Ire o- unt- ei) os part uf theailv-r coinage ruqaiiod by ibe not of February 26th 1868,. The committee then decided to post pone the further consideration of the bill until next D.iocuibir, with the un- duralan ling, however, Unit tbe bill uud amendneuis shall then tie reported to the Senile as h oi a, praelioabU-. To > obj-nr. ef tiiirt wa, to predate ib < p s-i bility ..f the Warner sliv.ir bill h-irig move.1 im 11 i m n Im-nt to | I e pres, nc measure I a the Senate this session. Toe vote ou tbe adoption of this amendment and postponement of the report tvae, y-as, Bayard, K-rrai, Morrill and Fer ry; nays, Wallace, Voorbe.-a -<ijd B-rk. Mr. Allison, of Iowa, and Jinei, <t Ne Va-ta, ware paired The ch.iiriijAU Cif the National Congri-s- sional Comiuiltert Im, patiti ihe.l o cini denying ibe report that, tbe Toledo con vention ri reived euoouragii g letteis from M sals. Wright, Lowe, Jones, 31 urea and other N itioo-tl memb -r, of Coogre-H and a borting eoiphatieidj that there ie not a N ilionul in Cengie-re wboapprov -d of tbo coalition there or elsewhere. Tne executive eeiei -n of the Senate to day wart alums;, emirrly devoted to the further diacoieou or the ca,e<if K Ssom en Msthi-WH, ur.aiiiiitodinUii>lt-l Sr- tu D strict Judge tor Marylaad. Tbe vo'e whs taken on the que-tioo of confirra i- tioii, woiuh resulted in ji-hh IS, nays 20 The total bring one lens th.ni a quorum the Senate adjourned will) the cure Hill) pending. Foreign. London, June 26.—Tue Manchester UuanJi.m , i L. >o«lcm oarinpood-ni nsjs (admn govern mem ih ioformed that Abdul Kipmaa, pretender to the Afghan throne, wbo bus hitbeito lived under the Kussian protection, bar invaded Uidak- dim ami ibo Afghan troop, in Uilkli have revolted. Tam,, Jane 26—Torre i, an immense attendance al the mssa coiomemoiative of tbe deceased Prince at the church of St. Augustine today. Tns working clauses are meagrely represented. Trine- Jerome Bonaparte aud his son, Princa Victor, are present; also Lord L ons, British Ambassador, and other diplomatic representatives. There haa b *t>u no dis turbance. London, June 26—Tbo introduction of the government’s Irish Uuiver-ity bill has been postponed till next Mon day. VcRVAibliBa, June 26—Ia the Cham ber oj Deputies to-d*v M. Jules F-rry, Minister of Pnbbc laslruetions. m ade a long sp-tech detruding tbe secular educa tion bill He d<nied the Jesuits rignr to call tbeiuaelves Freuohmm and de et«r« that teacning by religions confra- teruity oonstiiuied real p.-ril to civil so ciety. Caiho, June 26 —Prince Tewfek, the ne w Knctlive. held a reception to-lay, which was attended by tli« foreign con suls, Egyptian officials and all notable Europeans in Cairo London, Jotie 26.—The Muqaia of Salisbury made a Statement iu tue House of Loids lo-day, ducrediting tbe report that B.ilivia had antnonz d privateers to ■visa Chilian's mercbattd.z •, not oonlra- bund of war in central ships aud saying that nno irdiog to tne dispatob from the sg-nt of tbe Bolivts gov.rameut at Lima, the report came from a Chilian sonioa. Cont-tantin pls, J nne 26.—Tbs Porte ha, sent a dispatob to tbe powers revok ing ibo Iraiy of 1841, which antborixed the Khedive to conrlndo treaties with foreign powers and maintain the army, ran Tone will txott its it flusnoo to re store tbe fiasocos and reform abuses in E * SpU „ News Items Fahh Kitcb, June 26—AU the mills a arted this morning eimpt tbe Fliot, which D short of filling, but it will start on Monday. V«rv few spinners have gone to work—rnly one or two here and there, but mod cf tbe mills are runn-ng from a quarter to a tbird of tbnr mules wdb black boys, doffers. an J such irregu lar help as they ran get. Tne spinners held another meeting io-duy. Tne mam faamrars are determined not to take back any old hand,, but offar advanced .wages to outside spinners if they will work There is as yet little violence. Tbe win- dews of one of tbe non striking spinner's house were smashed ia list night Narv VohK. June 26 —The jury in tbe Hall inquest have returned a verdict that Mrs. Jane Ia Deforest Hall coin to her death by ViolehO, at (be b-n.df of Ouis- tine C x on ibe inoiniog of Jane 11 b, making it mardsr in tne first d-gre-. A speoisi ill pitch says w.iso Prino- Jerome N .pole-m let: the obnroh, mere win little aurn'ion ahown him by the Bonsputura present To. re v.h no bow leg, nos«lota*ion, lo f.«o-, nr r-o3Koiti.ui wbatnvsr. Naiv Oslrans. Juas 26 —la the o .n- venlion to-day a Tesohiiroo which or dered tbe I'r-'nor.-r not to oiy tbe July ioteresr. was p'-a'pJD -d till Friday. Bichkind Jane 26—A ap-nal dD. pitch from Oaarloitet-ville, Virginia, say* N.-wioo 0 r.-k, brolber-in-la* of Ma. j,r -Mason, railroad cootraJ -ir, am) a ne gro, lost their lives yesieid »v in »o ore shaft in Pitiiiiraaiaomnty. X i pulie- nlsra hate b-an received. Sr Loiih. Musouai, Jane 26 —A dia patch rr-un L lingu-n, Mi-sourh says R S and R .her* Taylor, brothers, and B. U. Wrruc. all farmers,between whom so old feai exi-ted, met at Antlvills, Li- r'ayett-cm .ty, yesterday, and rmesreJ tbe quarrel. Tbe Taylors fired fonr ohot, into Wrenn’s body, mortally wnaodiag bim, an! Wrrnn billed R. S, Taylor initintly and fatally wonudrd bis brother Kibert. Savannah. Ga, Jane 26—Th-> steam er E'ia, vu towed into St. Mary's on the 2-i i, oa account of a crack in the hoilsr. above tne crown shots. She will be re paired and proceed to St. Thomas. Tnroe papers were distributed, the flist contaimog a statement ot their indebted- nets. and tbe second a detailed plan ot rs-organiz ition offered oa behalf cf tbe Baltimore and Oaio railroad, one of tbe largei-i bondholders and creditors, and the third an exhibit cf a distribution of tbe net earning, under tbe proposed plan or re-orgoniz ition. Tae p'.an in short pro poses a sale of tbe road co der tbs decree ot tbe court tor the banefit of creditors and tbe organization of a new company. Afrcr a general dieenssiou, a resolu tion was adopted to refer the whole mat ter to a oommittee, wbo will examine and report as soon as possible. Keiinblfcitn 1'Intforui. BanosB, Ms , Jaue 25.—The platform adapted by tbe Rspunfiosa Bate Con vention to-day declares this country is a nation and hat a confederacy of State,; that ibe national government ha, tb, right, under tbe Oon-tttutioa, to proteoi the ballot from fraud and violence, and tbit tbe law framed foe that purpose should not be repsali d. It condemns tne aotion of tbe Dsm-icraiio party relative to the appropriations, saitains toe Presi dential vetoes, aud promiies (be Presi dent hearty support. Tne financial plauk uphold! honest money, oppose, irredeemable paper as the wur-t curio that can be ii flieted upon a nation, and ooudemu, ell schemes lo tamper with ■ he ria tonal earreocy platform; also fa van temperance and a strict eulerosmetit of the prohibition laws. :ara»w■BBBBHMBS Baltimore, Jane 26.—A meeting of tbs bondholders of tbe Washington Oily, Virginia, Midland and Great Southern railroad,, inoiading tbo bondholders ot the Orange and Alexandria, Orange, Al- exsndria, Mana9sa, Lynchburg and Dan ville roads, was held here lo-diy to de cide upon a plan for the reorganization of Bank, acted m chairman, and Charles M. Blackford, of Virginia, as Ssoretnry. YEGETINE Purifies the Hood, Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System. ITS MEDICIXALPUUPEKTIES AKE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL- LalE-t I'eirbhlUi'Ull, Utrl-OUl.-s —o— UKriOK TKIaiCGiLAPH AND VKKHKNG8K JlT5KSa. 187 J,—iSVKMISai. Cotton I j f v mbp v-OL — NoOn — Cotton op uie i Uul'; miaJliiK ttiil&uilfi 6 lb-16, middliuc Orltmii". 6 000 OtkicKi; ul whieb 10ui> » tiro Mon by tpivulrton and for export: ra.'Mipu 10y». »il oi wiiicli wore Americnn. Future* p.ruully 1-Si cheapt^r. IIpUu«t>» low middiinK clause June and July delivery 6j£, July uwl August du. AUKU^t xud and 8ept«uiuer 6 la*16. 1;80 p m—Uiudliu*? upUnde C/J- mi Idling OrltwiiH b' i.folG. Unlaid4 low iniddlitn? clause June delivery 6S7-S1. Junt)and July do t M p ra—Upland* low middiiuic clause Sup- tenilKT and October 6 15*16. 4 p m—Salo* of Americau 4700. Uplands low i fd'ii.K clause September and October delivery 6 31-Si. October aud November 6 IU Si. 6 p m—lI(iUui4 low inuluhuK clause September and October delivery 6,15* 16. Futures dull. a\ MW ¥o«K«~Colttm opened qu!el;&»lea 3i7.uiid« dliinr uplaudk Ii*jS. midaliua Orieauia 1 V/%. Futures opened barjiy steady: June dnlivery 12.38. July 1X.33. August li^i, Septouibor li-3*. October 12 47. t otiou—Net receipts—; vrosa —. Futures closed dull; sales.58.000; June dvlivery 12.*2-44 July 12.41—44. August 12 56-57. Sep- timberliaS. Ocioner 11.44 —to* S(vetuher 11.11 — 12 'ember li.05—06, January 11.02—10, Feb ruary 11.14—13, Marcb 11*27-18. * oiu»i» ciosed s:ewly. sal ji 2.'37: raid lii-j* up- la ids nidainin Ori«i»ns li*^. Cons'iUalalod net receipt* 104, exports to Grnat tfritsiu lt'JS. (9ALVasroir—Colton m demmnl; middling 12. low luiduliwc 11?6. icood onitiutry li^«, utu. re- cemU 07, ureas —. sales —: NUx-k 2730. .Noufole—cotiou quiet; middling 12^; net roCvipwii 26, sales —, stock 1557 Haltimou —Oottou dull; uiuidtinxV.% low niiddlniK li^. good orduuary 11%, nat rejeipts <nmk —. sales 500, Lo splinter* , stock 2754. Hoaiow—Cotton quiet: laMUllinr liX. low ped dling K'ld; Kuod ordinary 11 $4. iiet roccipts J, gross : wl«a ——: slock 445;*. WiLuisoros—Cotton minimal: middling up* 1 slid4 12J4; low middling 11% suv*) urdii.sary 11% net. rooeijito 24. Kro4« . utIlh IS stock — . FWILVliaLPHlA—Cotton quid luiddluiu 12%; ow middling lijgood ordinary 11% net ivceipta —. grot's 121, sales 338. sales lo spiniiera 315, stock 10252. a A FAtaAJt—Cotton dull and very qtnet; mid dling 12. low middling ll%; <bul unlnmry 11% net rtwipts 40. gross —, sales 30; slock 30-0 exports coastwise —. NSW ujllvafb— 1 Uuttou caLifor; middlmg 12. low middling 11%: good ordiusry JiJJ: not re ceipts 1ft; gross 17; sales 40. Block 2 4504. UOBinfc—Uottou quiet and unchanged; mid dling 12 low miadnux 11% good oniiuury 11%. net rec ipU —; gross ; sales lOt: stock 2504. Ukepbis—Cotton firm; middling 12%; re ceipts 18; shipments SI# safes 75 stock 6/s ft. AuaDSTA—Oottou nominahmiddling 12%. mid dling 1 Ui* good ordinary 11?»,receipts 24. sales stock IS. OuxELWTOS—'Jotton quiet and nominal, mid- dhug 12%. low middling it, good ordiuary ll%» net receipt* 3. sales 10, stock 623 ttHABCLAIa Hayika—Sitanish gull 21t%^212, Exchtnre firm and lair demand FAKiit—130 pm—Routes 116f and 47%c b«-at»oa—Nooo-Consols.money H7 1-16. Ac count 97**. Krlo2*%. l *w p m—CouiOis. money 973 16. Account 97%. Krie 28%. 2pm —Specie increase £393,000. 4 M)p m—Coasoik, money 97%. Account 97 5-16. Krie 28 >*. New Yoex—Stocks opened strong; money S6H, etcluuurelong 4 s6J^ ibort 4 SS>i. Slate oouds Uuil. Government securities strong. Money easy at 2%4&sx; oxciuunen weak at 4 86 (fits*. 1 *; reverumeut securities firm, new6per ceu’sleS^ new 4*4 per oenis 1 06. new 4 per Crni»l02;£. State bonda dull. Stocks ciosed active and firm; New Jork Cen tra 118 K»»e 27/s- 8-iore 76^, preferreJ Illinois Ceutrai 9* 7 S . Fittebur^ t>5*& Chicago aim Norv 1 western 95>*: Rock lala;**- 1 3S*i. We .tern Union Telegraph Comfa iy 93j^ Siih-Tmt'iury baiauces; Com J125.0oi.v92. cur* rency $33,746,634. exoSucic Raltimobe—Flour dull and unchanged Wheat Siutheru. new fairly active and light receipt Western excited aud higher for ipot sndJuue. Futures quiet; southern red 117‘4Jl 20. amber 122. No a i'cncsyivMiia red do. No 2 Western winter ml (pot 1 26gl2S. June 1 25# 126, July 109^109^4- August Um££®106?£s September 1 u6*4»1 06^4 Southern corn no receipts and prices nominal: Western steady; southern wh te 63; yelloa (4.@48. Oats itoxdy; southern S6@ 4>, Western white 36@36%, ao zuiiod 33@3*: Fennsylvauia 35-$s6>£. Hay steady snd un- changed. Butter quiet: prime to choice Wes tern packed 10^12. Coffee firm; rio in cargoes Whisky quiet at 106>(al07. sugar firm: A soft Freights unchanged. bOtrinviULa—rtvur quiet and unchanged; Wheat dull and lower: red and amber 100 Corn dull and easier; white 41, mixed 40. Oats firm; white 38. mixed 35. Fork higherat 11&50. Card firm; choice leaf in tierces 1%, in kegs 8!** Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 3b7S- clear no ftifi-dft u. clear aide* 5 37^4 for loose. Bacon steady; shoulder* 4i4; dear ribs clear judas Sugar cured ham* 9->* sAll. Whisky suwdy at 104. «:iacii*KArA—Fkmr dull: family 5 00^600. Wbe*t firmer; red 1 OJ&l 07. Corn qoiet and st »dy at 38. Oats fair demand *nI higher at 33^56. Rye dull at 5*^*9. Barley quiet: No 2 foil 85. Pork quiet: jobbing 10. Lanl dull and lowe ; current make 6to bid,605asVed. Bulk meats quirt, sbouluera S 85 cash. I tales at 4 for buyer August, short ribs held at 4 &f: sh.rt clear he’d >at S Oi. Bauon steady; shouloer* 4 1 ,* clear ribsSj^.r e»r *i;es 5?4- Whisky active aud firm » 1 ut Bntierdu 1 and nuchangtd sugar steady and UMchv:g«*d. Hogs steady and good|ie-jitnd. common S#36', light 3 70 lt»3d: packing 3 SOatpd. bathers 4 -1 »5. Rene’ 011*1500; shipments M»- 8r. LfOUlS- Four dull and unchanged. W heat dull aud lower ior cash, irregular ami geoerally lower for options. No2 red fall 1 (4, e7ered 1 00 at tbe crose.OS^w 94. Coosing at 93^. J uly 90 T p. c r » n< at 9; lor August. No 3 do 95 c* *, Corn innrtirr and lower; No 2 mixed S34£&34 c*sh.35»iaS5Ti Jaly. 34%^H t 6 August Oa»* inactive and lower So 2 .Hla3i cash. Whisky >tesdy at 104. J revisions nominal and only laia l pepdling trade. Receipts of fluur 2*f, win at 290 0, corn 31(A>, oeu:5"00.oat* iiono. Shipments of Hour 9000, wheat 2i000, corn 210U0. oats lOOO. • JalCAdo—f 1 mv dull ard nominal. Wb*«t active, firm ana h gher ; Xo 2 Oha-wco «t>rin* 106 4-ush and June, 9.4097 H J uly, fO} ~y m 'August, SS‘i September. No 3 do SO. Corn steady and in fair demand at S3%a654£ caab.36 July. 37 Au- cu«t. i>»te irregular at SI cash, Sl^Julv, 23>4 Augu«*. P wk easier at 9 85 cash, v 85*59 87V4 Jnlv 9 97*4 August. I .ard steady and fair demand a. Straub *na July. 6 22UlAu rust. Bulk m mis steady and unchanged. . 9#10. 8ftjaptt -Ftaur 9,5f4>. wheat 102.500; corn 2i70o». oats 52 00 barley 12 0 dpi poem s—Flour i«o\ wheat 1560JC, corn 22t*K>. oaU 57000. rye 4'A>J. barley 250a Q)|ttidn*ibe duae of ih-» market will here after be 1 muted, there not btiug sufficient trsussef ices to make a market. SA7AlT°310S.E3 w.ixiEfftc*—ejnr.i, w-jrppi.nne steady at 25 K $2554- ® r « 1 for strained, 1 for gooa itrained. Crud* turpentine steady at l u» for aard: 1 «4» lor jeUaW dip; 210 for .virgin. Par QUlft 74 For apwaxtl* 01 thirty years Mrs Winslow toothing hjrup has beon used for childrt-o. It orc*’"»at .aesdltv ei the stomach, relieve* wind otl'u rtfsHut the wow K, cww «1»apbte) and ilurrotea, whether ai tains tram teething or otb- M r caa«*1. la old aai Tall-tried rqaiciy eats bo Ule Veoetine Is made exclusively from the luires of carefully steeled barks, roots aud Lerl*s, ami so sir*m^lyfom-eutraied*that it will effectuallv eradicate XE*m the system every taiut of Hcrofula, Scrofulous Humor, Tu* in ora, Cancer, Cancerous Iluroor, Kryaipclna, Mnlt Blieutn, Byphililic Diarnkfa, Cankrr, Fniulaes* nt the Ntoiiinch, and all diseases that arise from im pure blood. Nciutica, f oflnuunnlorjr aud Chronic ' lllieulantism, # IVruralRin, Uont and Bpiual Complaiat** cau only he elTe»*: ually cured tlrou jb the blood. For (Jlccraaud Eruptive Diseases of tuo fUtin, Pfistulev. k*iruple« 9 Bloiches, Roils, Truer, M^alJ-liead and King- worm, Veuctise 1*5 never failed to effect a permanent cure. _ 0 For Faiua itt f!n Rack, Kiducf Com plaint*, Rrop»y. Fruiale Wsakscw, Iirucorrltun. arising from internal uloera tion, aud uterine diseases and Uriirmf fir- bility, VeoetiNi: acts directly upoa the causes of these co*»plaints. It invigorates and etrengtheus the wfivta system, acts upon the se- »; cretive orgaus. alhhs iuilaiumnti«»u,-cures ulcer* atiou and re^ulatei ilie l*ou’el*. For Catarrh, £>y*ap«-p«tia. Ilnbifunl C'oMtivctiraa, Cglpitnliou of the llcnrl, llrarinclic, l fc .Ira, IVrrvouanr** and Urtirml l'roairntioti of the WCPTOUs Hpinti, no meiicine has giveu such per fect satisfaction as the Vec.RTINE. It purities the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and pos sesses a controlling power over the nervous syo tern. The remarkable cures effected by VEGETIXE have iuduce«l many physicians and apothecaries whom we know io*pres»‘ribe aud use il iu their evn families. In fact. VEOEnKE Is tbe best remedy yet discovered for the above diseases, and is tbe only reliable ISl,OOI> CL lLICIClt yst placed before tbe public. PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass What is Yegetine? It I, a componiu! extracted from bark*, roots ami herbs. L is Nature’s ttemedy. It is i>er- Xeclljr liarmless from any bmlellect upon tbe sj-v teni. It is nourishing and strengthening. Jt acts directly upon tbe blood. It quiets the nervous system. It gives you good, sweet sleep at night. Jt is a great panacea for our aged fathers and mothers, for it gives them strength, qxlets their nerves and gives them Nature's sweet sleep, os lias been proved by many nn aged person. It is tbe great lllncd Purilier. It is a soothing remedy for our cbildreu. It has relieved aud cured thousands. It is very pleasant to take; every chilli likes it. It relieves and cures all diseases originating from impure blood. Try the Vege- tine, tiivo it a fair trial for your complaints; then you will say to your friend, neighbor and acquaintance, ** i'ry it; it baa cured me." Veoetine for tbe complaints for wlileb it is recommeiidedrisbaviiigalargersalethrougbout the United Stales than any other out) medicine. Why? Yegeliue will Cure these t’orn- plnitst.. Cannot be Excelled. Charlestown, Mass., March 19,1SC9. Mr. II. K. Stevens : Dear Sir—This is to cer tify that 1 have used your “ Blood Preparation •' Iu my family for several years, and think that, for Scrofula or Cankerous Humors, or Rheum atic Affections, It cannot be excelled ; and. as a blood purifier and spring medicine, it is tbe best thiug 1 have ever used; aiul 1 have used almost everything. I can cheerfully recommend it to auy i>ue in need of such a medicine. Yours respectfully, AlitS- A. A. DfKSMORE, 19 Russell Street. Gives Health, Strength and Appetite, My daughter has received great benefit from the use of the Veoetine. Her decliuiug health was a source of great anxiety to all of her friends. A few bottles of tbe Veoetine res tored her health, strength and appetite. N. II. TILDKN, Insurance and Real F^tate Agent, No. 49Sears Building, Boston, Mass. Prepared by II. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. VEGETIHE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, unis rt tv.d fsi fcunAw if GOAT 8£1:«—Dtj, per lb... • 10-31* SHUBP SKINS—r.r piece — iOOSO SHEARLINGS—i er piece t@10 DBBRSK1NS—per tb loxai* LKATUKK—In the rougu — 15<gi* RACCOON—Ber riece.„ 6(320 411NK—Per piece — 10(326 OTT8R— Per piece 50@2 BBAVBK—Per nieco——.........—~ 26W} GREY FOX SKINS 16®26 RED POX —... Kf« WILD CAT—Per piec. .... 6C310 OPOSSUM—Per piece MUSKRAT—per piece W TALLOW—Prime, m-rlb..................... @ 6 Wax—Pure yellow, per lb...............— 20@sl GINSRNU—Per lb. «W DRIED APPLES—Prime per Ib DR1BDPBACHBS—Peeled.brigbt No 1 i. Unpee-ltd. No 1^.......—............ ( DRISD.BLACKBKRRIES — J WOOL—Pleooe. burry, per lb 10(316 Unwmabed — 18©S6 Washed *6»S3 TAKE SixMosa’ I.intB Reoclatob ob Mkdicixi I, an lulailibte remedy (or Uaiarions Fevers, Bowel Complaints, Jaundice. Colic. Restless, mss. Mental Depression, Sick Headache, Con utipation, Nausea, Biliousness, Dfspepiia, etc. <;blcago MarKrts, (•losing quotations (umisheii daily by W »v.. Carats, JIi-rrliHiisIise Broker SSO F. M. «: R Sides—AuvustaSu bid. Pork—August *S7i4 I ard—August B ro bid. Wheat—July 971^ bid; August 20\ bid. Corn—August *7 Oats—August 27JJ. Receipt of Hogs- KO.OOO' Mtsoon Wtioiosaio ffiararDt coBsxcrxo uxibr bt F. XX. TIWS1. EY GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. BACON—Clear no sites.eV*W,i Shoulders.................................. 4%@6 Bulk clear rib sides ..... 6H(3SJ£ Bulk shoulders... ChoiceSC hems.... LARD—inbbls ..... &'A Leaf, in tub, 8@S}4 Leaf, iu buoketa tu@10>{ OATS—For fond...„™..^....„ 65 Rust proof seed... 76.3SJ MaItT—Vinrraiim....... ltW Liverpool 1 2( 31 -s MSAL 71(372 b-iitod «.... —... 76(375 CORN—My car load 70(372 •mall lou «... 72373 JrLOI/K—Pancy per bb) 7 60 Choice 7 00 Kitra family, pr bbl 5 00 Famify, per bb! 3 25 (Extra per bbl 6 75 COFFBM—Commuu U‘A 72; S 4l5 17 2T&S* aH » 8 IttJdr.'Z. —ZL.— sOAPN— Perl a.. sfOLASSXS—Choice Cuba. hh:ts„, TO oo Choice Cuba, bins Jfe@S7 Aucarbouae. hbda ...» 263 26 8 igarbpuHC, bids 79 Choice N, . Orleaas 6 SIIOAR—Uoldrtii 0. sM-As t rowii 7ii'% U. oonee ......h............. 7L Sxtra C. white .... SH«* Standard A 9@9tci Bi amilatod VowucroJ aud erushed,. ORiCKBR'*—Soda Cream ............ •« u.axcr. dlru or berry Fancy OANiiLRS—Star NAILS—Ba»i» 10, gTARCH ...— PKPPBR_ SPiCS.. — GINGER - «... NUTMEGS—— .„ CLOVES CIGARS—PerW... CHBROOTS— ICf UPP—Lorillard’a. iar. Leriliard’a. foil TOHAOOO—Common klerlium l.ucy Hinton... ... 9J4»»M 7@I0 xx all 10 a 11 UK 1* ... 17K - 12K iu@i ft 70 <0 a « ....... SO a 60 ...... 62 75 al 9b a roc kb ana Bonas COBBS XD DAILTjBY Jo. ICI 1'JL.LJV, JJKOK.UK. Guorvla 3 peroent lTO!ids...„ «.101 a 115 btsTiyaf p.>r ccnL (xt.mIs IgoM)... 112 a 115 Georgia? per cent, bonds (regular)„.„.112 a 115 Georgia 7 per conk, bond, (endor>nd).„lll a 112 Georgia 7 per cent, bonda iSmilh)..... 115 a 116 Georgia* per Cunt i Id)..——101 a 105 G-orgie6 percent, hoods fncw)..._107K a 108K UiiyolMaconT percent, (long) 65 a 70 City of Marou 7 per cent (»bert)...___... 70 a 75 Oily of Augusta 7 per cent... 100 a lot Cay ol Atlanta 7 per cent liw City of Atlanta 6 ter cent —»—IPS a I or. City ol havanuah 67 a 6a Centra) Ranrroai f».mt mortgage _.1I0 a 111 Georgia Railroad 6 pr cent. 1.0mis 100 a 101 Maci.uaod Western RR bonds „.psrand int Aortheaatcrn R R bonda (endorsed)—..103 a 106 Boutnweatern Railroao par and lnt South Ga and Fla, 1st mortg&Oe..... 107 a 109 A. a G. R. K fit mortgage (endorsed)...102 a Ita south Gaamt Fla —. —82 a S' Wesieru G. K o: Alabama lSt mortgagelfO a 112 Wealeru R. Rof Aialxma20mortgage.. 110 a 112 2.11. R.R. 1st mongavr(notenter’d )A0 a 90 *11 tk til mortgage i.nJ'.r.edi.. par a lun Sonthwestern R R stock*9 a luo Ueurgta Railroad stock — Mi SI .eutral Railroad stock f5 a 66 Augusta a Savannah Railroad ,tnck....„105 Foreign Bschangeoo all tbe principal citur* ol Burope ana direct remittance* to any placwof the huro pran continent, 'tometed by A. R. rhnfert. Respective value of foreign moneys: 1 Reichsmark SOKc gold 1 Austrian Florin Isilver) 43 1 - (currency) 42JJ “ 1 HolUndish Fiorm al - l Franc on Belgium.. 19K “ “ on Swiixeriand feidg. Wahr) 1SK “ “ on littit Up “ i Lin italiano. — ... 19 “ 1 Kroner on bwedcuNors^y, Denm’ik TiH 1 Rubel (Russia) .... 62 pound Sterling ......—.......... ASlKl 8HIPP1.AU PKCUUtE CORRECTED DAILY BY 8EUNU BROTHERS HIDES—Green salt, per 4 Dry sac |63 g Dry flint — 7@u The reason that this medicine ia successful in «o many cim?s with whica remedies previously tried were unable to cope, is attributable to the fsctth»titis a medicine wnich reaches and re moves the causes of the various maladies to which it is adapted. Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague. etc. and Dyspepsia in ltd worst form yields to tha potent power of the Regulator. It does njt merely relieve the sufferer, but effects a permanent care. Simmons* Liver Regulator or Hediciue has also been used successfully for a long time as a substitute tor Quinine snd Calo mel. aud the effects of this medicine are truly wonderful. LIVER It is prepared upon strictly scientiflo princi ples and. being an entirely Vegetable Compound is a harmless but effectual mvdiciue. It is a well kuowu fact that food ill digested but imperfectly nourishes the system as it is partially aasimilaled by the blootL Sufferer* with Dyspepsia whose circulation is impover i»ked and nerves weakened experience a decid ed and rapid improvement in their physical and mental condition by the use ot Simmous* Liver Kegulutor. REGULATOR This mild Tonic, geutio Laxative and harmless Invigoraut aids the process ol digestion which insures a development ol all materials that are necessary to a healthy condition of body and nmd. Clergymen, bankers, bookkeepers, edi tors and o-.hars that lead sedentary lives will tied much relief from the frequent headaches, nervousness and constipation, resulting from want .,1 exercise, bv taking tbe Regulator. And per.-bas living id unhealthy localities mar avoid all bilious aitacks by taking tbir medicine ooca- kioiajly to keep tho Liver in liesllby action. OP It should be used by all person*, old an youn*, and uo family can afford to be without it. and. by being kept raady for immediate rosoit, will save many an hour of suffering aud many a dollar in tiratjand doctor’s bills. IIS ■ I Will I — ——1 biesmciiwe: Otigiual and genuine manufactured only by J. H. ZEIJjIN & CO., Philadelphia, I'a. Sold by all Druggists. m!ty7 jmm i OSH Real Estate l Insurarice Agents Offer lor sale a twO'Siory Dwelling (8 rooms) corner Plum sud Second streets. A one*story Dwelling (8 rooms) corn.-r Cherry and New street*, with gas and water arrange ments complete. Two desirable dwellings on College Hill. A building lot with fine view of city and sur rounding country on Bond Hill at a bargain. Betides these Dwelling: and Buildiug Lots in detirable locations THE K1K8 OF THE MOUNTAINS, 3182 Fbst Above Tns hEA. The Hotel of Tallulah Falls has been increased to double its former capacity, replaaiered leuced in and fixed up for the comfort ol guests and leased by J (1 Trammell, late of Piedmont Hotel and Purer Hpritigs. who will no phased to meet all former friends and patrons. Situate on the hanks ol the rapids that dub down 1.200 feet tbrotuh u chasm ks grand as any lw ! veni Que bec and Fan Francisco, furnishing the grand-- st of scenery which, lozether with some «»f the finett of mineral watera. make< it the hummer kesort of the South. Thirtien miles from Tor* roa City, ou the Air Line Railroad (from which place a Daily Mail and Hack line runs. The entire route interspersed with beautiful scenery. Cool Roomt, Good Fare and Attentive Servants, Club Room. Livery ntab-e. attached to Hotel. Billiards Ten Pius Bathing. Ktc, FREffTO uUBmTK. Prices—Per we*k $10: monlh $50. •special arranKomenls made with excur>i >msts and large fumilies jual9 3w J G TRAMMELL, Pn*p’r. Sale of Unclaimed Freight N SATURDAY. 28th (l«y June i ext. tbo lol- lowing articles ot Uiiclainiel v rci-l(t will be sold at the Auctiou House of T * Preen,t u. Cberry Street, Macon. Ga, it charges are not paid and Freight removed before day of sate. AYm A aavege, 4 bundles Lightning Rods. O D Findlay, 1 Horse Power. P C Sawyer, 1 Cotton Gin. P 0 Sawyer. 1 Gin Brash. ¥ 0 Sawyer. 1 Cotton Gin. P C Sawyer, l Cotton Gin. Malone, Willingl-ora 4 Co. 1 Cotton Planter. Agent, 1 piece Casting. Agent. 1 Gotten Brand. They Harris. 2 bags Cotton Seed. Frank Arviue. 1 Cotton Plow. W F BiIELLMAN. msvSSwl w4 Agent. A SPLKNDIUOPPGRTU.MTY to win a FilRTUNK. NBVKNTH (stt.ANU UIS TuIBUTlON.CLASS G. AT N KW ORLR.AN4. TUBoDAV. JULY Stb, 1879 -HI) MONTHLY DRAWING. Louisiana Stats Lottery Company. This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of tbe btate for Bduiatjona. mi.iI Charitable purposes, in 1868, (or tbe term oi twenty-dye years, to which contract Un invloL ble Iaith ot tbe State is sledged with a Capital ol 1li.000.000, to which it bas since added a reserve fund of *880.001. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM BER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly cn the second Tuesday. It never scales or post pones. Look at the following Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE *30.000. 100,600 TicktUat $2 each. Half Tickets *1. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize .JSO.OO; 1 Capital Prize™ 10.0MI 1 Capital Prize 6.000 2 Prizes of *2.500 5.000 6 Prizes ol 1,000 5.000 SO Prize. Ol 500...... 10,000 too Prize# ol ioe...„ 10.000 200 Prizes ol 50 10,WO 500 Prizes ol 20... — 10.0(0 10,000 Prizes ol 10 19.0C0 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. • Approximation Prizes ot *500.—....... *2.700 9 Approximation Priz.s cf 200.—.. 1800 9 Approximation Prixts ol iOO 900 LS57 Prizes, amounting to *116.400 Rcsponsib'e corresponding agents wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal cumpen- satp.n will te paid. Application lor rates to clnbs should only be sdetothe home office in New Orleans. Write, clearly stating full address, for further information,or rend orders to M A DAUPHIN. P O Box 692. New Orleans. La. AJ1 osrgrand extraordinary drawing* are un der the superriden aud nun.Mn.nt of GKN G - BEAUREGARD and GBN JUBAL EARLY, ion 17 IDOIlSr’T tour carriage Need Repairing? If so call on W. V. COLLINS, at his Carriage Repository, on Second Street» or at his Shops, on Poplar Street, FIRST-GLASS WORKMEN in every Department and FIR ST-CLASS MATE RIAL to work on Now is the time. Send your Vehicle at once and have it made as G-OOD AS NEW. ff. W. COLLINS, GarriagR Manufacture!*, 66, VO «3c 72 SECOND SrTJmSJET. On hand and constantly arriving all kinds of Vehicles. • * Fine Carriages, Durable Buggies, Reliable Farm Wagons. Platform Spring Wagons. Paints, Oil and Glass O BTJRKB ± SON’S is tho plnco to buy • Paints. Oils and Glass. maylS StawSvr (T>^7^7 A MONTH and oxpenses jrusranteed tD/ i to Agents. Outfit free* Shaw A Co, Aueusta, Me. PEACH SHIPPERS C AN be supolied ororaptly with Crate* by applying to A K FISHER, m.v22 lm* Powersville, Houston Co. Gat R. F. LfiWTON, Banker and Broker, 40 SECOND STREET, Opposite S ‘Waxelbftum A Bro’s Wholesale Dry Goods House. A GENERAL BANKING, BROKERAGE AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS DONE. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO WITH CARE AND DISPATCH. mays 8 ui SMALL PLANTATION T710R rale cheap for Cash 250 acres land, 109 ot Jj which is under cultivation and »'l nowu in Oats. Good house, wells, etc. on tbe place. Heal* thy locality—only one and a half mile* from Powersville, Houston Co. t4a. The place will bo sold with or without the Oat crop. . _ A K FTSHRBv Powersville. May Slst. 1S79. my22 lm* lo OOO FOUN1)s of lhd choicegl Tenuosseo Hams, Sides and Shoulders ever sent to this Market just received by mv24 JONRS A COOK OPTICIAN S SAVE YOIJR EYES I F your vision is failing—if you are growing near-si<hted, or your eyesight is troubling jou in any way, call on Mr. Ch. Eefeld* Optician, and your eyesight will be benefited by his euperior Spectacles and Jfye G Iussoh. They will remove all dimness, blurs, confusion* and Hooting specks, and the most sensitive eye will be restored to its normal and healthy condition ; saving fatigue, requiring less light aim enabling tbe wearer to view plainly all remote object*. These useful and unapproachable Glasses can only be procured from ailr OH KKFKLD. His establishment—No 20Second St, Macon, Ga. apr9 6m COOKING BDTTEB. A LARGE lot in «tovo and Iot sale at lard ivistl’ JONES * COOK. Wm. B. Sturtevant & Oo.* 10S PARK PUACK. SEW YOffK. (Isate of Savannah, Ga.) SOUTHERN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY. Refer lo Jle>»ri Jonas * Cook. Macon; Jobn McMrthctt, Ft-q '*iHVHrmah, Ga; Milo li.itrh, H«- vannnb, Ga« National Park Bank, New York. Stencils furnished on application. Our advantages for handling PK M’uKS and DKIKl) F ttU ITS am unexc lied in this city. myx4 2awSw , attta'vs*Atf taoirik^x. SOFAULA ALABAMA. QH,1I BOARD .nd Rooms.and the Kent »i “JiSr.*' Mi LiNOK * «OY h N&W MUSIC. SPLENDID .usaortmentot New Songa and In.lxumental Piece, just reoeived. CW-' and examine tliem. mny4 sunSt 1. W SMITH A DO. John L Hardeman. Attorsoy at Liw, ... fieorvfi.1 "W. C. DAVIS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, SANDEESVILLE, - - GEORGIA. nujif Tax Receiver’s Notice I AM now eceiving Returns of Taxable Prop erty rfor the ' ear 1879 and w *uid « o plea.v^d lo have Tax-racers cull and »»i»»k-^ their Ke- iurtis promptiy, *•** the lime iff snort nil 1 lb/ Kooks must- bo closed as the law directs. It J AN UKHSiJN. T.**x R»'C;iver lli’»b Oa,t4s# s^ca; tf Officii No Mplu'y St, . FIRM N&nOftAL .BANK. M A()0N, if 8JyJK OF DEPOSIT. DIS GUST «Kl) F1C:Ia;;3 . ; Office Hours—9 a. m. to 1 p. ni. w w wrigi.hY, i o plant Cashier President ianll pd Laborers Wanted. | K MEN wanted to work on track. Wages I O 8i p«r day. Pi*y every Saturday night. Apply at Campi, Telfair county, n*ar No 12, \J A BftiLto J C ANdKRnON, Supt Ga Land A Lumber Uo. roavlfi gn tu tlm 3t Copartnership 41 once. •'I'HE old firm of Schwed A Siexel hare tbi* day Jl aosociated with themselVea Mr Alb-rfcGih- lao for th«; parr oae ot continuing the Whole**?* Grocery Busine*?. at their old stand, 46 A 48 Third Street. The firm to be styled and known as 8CH WtfD. eslRHEL A GiltlA N. Macon, Mav 1st. 1879- m&vi uod firth ns Vim O N and zfler this date we will deliver Toe in nil itails ol the city at lc per ik uikI. Or ders left at Factory or the Muilierrj Street De- tjt will receive prompt attenlimi. mayii MACON 1CK FACTORY. H. CRANSTON & CO., Broker* end Commission Merchants, 41 Ala- bam-* Hemet. Atlanta, Ga. gents for the Geo Fox tftart h Ma mfac uring ompany, the 51iam% Oil and Heap Manufactur g Oompanv. Chicago quotations, sp it and tures, of Meat and Grain received every hour. PUTUftKS A 8P8ClAL'i Y.Oonfidential. mav 11 lm Ice, Ice, Ice. the s ason. where Ice c-.r» he procured in any de»ireo qu%ctit>. The u*oaJ Hunday hours ill I be observed. MACON ICE FACTOR! Send for Circular, W. W. COLLINS, MACON. GA. Send for Circular. ^ jnnlS A8E*TS FOR SASSLY’S EXCELSIOR GOTTi.-!* BINS. OISSTON'S CIRCULAR Um AND FAIRSASt'S STANDARD SCALES. CARHART & CURD. Itnpcrtem and dealers in Hardware. Iron un.l Steel, Anricultural Implements, Carrirjse M. riaik.PHinti.Oiln.ete. m»r2«iawlv teix. rpHE entire stock of BOOT^ and SHOE?. 1 LBATHBRand FINDINGS, also stock in Tannery »nd everything pertain ng te tbs*, busi ness. iff tobesold in the next thirty da'« rcvarcl- t-SBofeofft in order to* wiud up the estate of th oeevoat-d Jacob SchalL Any one in need of Boots and Shoes can save 5 per cent by calling on us, m*y2i H-BaRI 8UHALL* Trustee.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, June 27, 1879, Image 1