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Newspaper Page TextBY CLISBY, JONE8 & *KKHK- MACONT- GEORGI A SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1879.—PRICE FIVE CENTS. Number 9.814 TBK STATE L.M1SLAT0BP , T s«pt*mb«r 11, 1B70. , ,u cjvht or mr«»CKii«m • 3 30 p. m. I’oo Ctuef Ju.tice tb* eiort to order. > K TH* STATE COim»D». ^ rlAUO^ with :h«* ruling and o* 11 v* Cn*»f Juitlc* »nl le , j n reference to tile ■ "n o: tt9cfflci.il report of Mad- 4 ... , r .; ,.np: r » 1 jr General 1 . / ’. a lbG'J and lb7u, *... r . . . i i * 1 tn« feaid doj- n t v 1 -r. *• I’fie purport of tma . r • .:.<f me trannactione of ’l Usd i parrmenl at tha* time and ‘ i n of Mr. Bell that - 1 r which the department wae mi D- repealed A9 be* . .. i oaer-iUi to the Mincer Turner ulao intro- • report or Goldsmith on the r ‘ rtc mm« nding the re-en - k w uoBT BEIHEBOOOCXD. n *»l. 1 t:,a- C>1. Hardeman ifl ; wild land otlic-; ao ie Dr. \ 0 5 n Mr. Swift. WiLosje tx- • r c r i ■* >->« >r t-ffiae and r.ii l*ook ’.tat? ban lwrifiotf I C... Hardeman and of Mr. • v r r i«r tj book until inn r ^vo ^on Mr. Hinton P. *n the Comptroller’* office; the. , ,p' trtd u* be friondlj with Mr Wiift .*ia vtioo —Witaeid# »t re» 1 . r H vi'.o-, > tlerod the „ rll .,l «iti uuda, and read • nr 1 mtorlia n'.lotw. llleso irre J ou a uauab^r of page*. Burner teodero 1 the nook in . : , .i »<1 L- e ; fo ind .a the \ .flic- • • e morning, in eop- iira.l w no' charges GMd- bafiu^' obtsinnd on .-• FI j of tno oh l»j /er Tun objected on the e bjoXd.d u3t appear to c>rJ, but a oook of pri- istioe .nk i tflat tho book u .i bojk of public re3.*rd do..jg« of llie office, but it tv) t tie S a*te. r K J tn it th.- ^ nnt >' tj of in-; book be put to • . was alone, and the i unauioioatly aue- icr torn stated that tko b * wje a record of the retunn of the 0. n Mrioa of the State to the Comptrol ler of wild Jandtt from 1875. >1n r 1 uria. r tnen iv*d a rtUteuient jf ■niu mte of the Ordinaries’ retaru-t u wild lands, which wore retarne 1 to tho Treasurer by tho Comptroller. Tho two rrojrd.showed avast <lt*orep*ncy be- twssnthe amoonts ae n t:ly returned to and received bf Goldsmith from tho Or el. fnr tax on will lauds, and the amuanis uppotring on the i‘rtaiur*)f’tf b) ki a-i paid m by turn si and tax. 1'no court here ndjoarned as the CD amber w»n growing very dark. The bo.sr for a-» ‘lubliog waj fixed, aftir c Hi duhate. si II h. in. mst-ad of 1(». ia order to givo t'jrf public printer time to * itoh up on the report of tho prncood- ifigs. Atlanta S'p*. 12, 1979. THE SENATE met at 0 k m. Call 'd to or lor by tbo President. Prayer by Ujv. air. Duncan, the Chap lain. A quorum d 'clarod and tbo Journal re* i nail approvt i, several standing com- mitteeo reported. TUI Sl’XOIAL OUDUC •wan t ikon p it being a bill to provide fv r the r- in i f lk; Lunatic Asylum. S uutorj Speer, Bryan and Daboao part:cipitid ilia lsugtny debate on this bill lifTercd an am nd- Bcoator Dab xncot. P« n ling the c tnol'ii'i m of tho debate on tho bill, the hour o* 11 a. m. arrived, and T1IK 11 lull c u)ur OF IM r CAOUlf 1NT •Ms cillcd to order by the Onvoi Justice. Tbo managers, the dofen lant and his couufd appeared at tho bar of tbo oourt. Tho minutes wore read. state’s BVIDKNCa CLOSED. The first witoe»» oa tno part of the defense was the famous DANIEL LOTT. I live in Wsycio.-s, Ware county; in 1S70 pa .1 th * uxe-» on tho LnJ of Hindu A Co. find Fox A Co., to the Comptroller; did ir to got the fi. Ue. on the land. The tax was paid cn iho agreement thi --9 should reivivo th»‘tl fas. when is*nee.; Comptroller at lirst refused to giTi AiiDi'r-- tb li. f»s., bui did it arror- warvi in:, payment of the fifty cents C oq t.u*iu. I he Compiroll r had uo muroftt wnh witness in tno transtetioa. The lauds on which witnets paid taXee hail been advertised C:ip» Exiiu n. ua'.—Uavo no knowl- • dge a» to who ire Hondo A Co., or Fox A Co.; n«vrr waa agent for thoso people. The* tax re-v'eip's wore not given me a* agent; paid '.he t ix to get tno fi. faa. VF.tr. {*!** attention was firm called to said l»^vl* by a letter Irom ilr. Ward, of Bal- tim ; >, *ao A'.ke i me lo pay i^x oa a . . t.. • tan.3; part f the laud ^as . : •• !■> !*a :,ii,u rfci t litl ; can’t tell how .e ! i- a-vre mib«; b ..ua c*f th-3 lets :n Piero*; xiev< r r» presented myself As;^.«ag.u: ,i Rjcdo A Co. or Fox A Co ; b..d »tu imperfect title to some three : loar lots cf tn. r iioM in B*uien coMDty; wn served *un % sulpcena to] tring all the pspera COsnoctbd *• Kh it. .r^usierred ti. tiS ; vi;c .t Qnderstan I it to i.n i n'.\ deea? nnd ; ip ■*. i : <■ s ub, was re . :. and .. sho v * tbrt . cii*a fv'.- all ; tOviff, deeds :.nd Co. fi fa.? A. I returned them as my own property. , . . D.d joa give the^e land* xo and pay the ini** on them for the purpose o* get- ring color of itie to them ? A. 1 d d it to get the bends. I* not your fiisnd "Ward** a flsiitioua p-r-cn ? A. He is not. I* h- is % r**al person give bis addreAB. A. Baltimore. Did you no* know he did not own the land*? A. I nev**r said be did. D.d not you and GjHsmithagree at New HoiUn 1 Springs that you could relieve •.he double lax t»y paying the *’ngle fax ? A W»* had agreement eb)ut it. Went to tho Springs with Dr. Boll to get the Comptroller to * .k»* the tax. Tbe Comp- tr Her did not come book with us. lo au*w*r to c 'lain qaedions by Sena tor Bower, witness s’ *ted be did not *bow tbe fl^m of Hondo A Co. acd Fjx A Co., never nhw fhem; wh not fcinpioy- • i by tberr; paid his own mont-y on 'uem; never «« reimbnr«< i by tbe flrmi above sta* d; knew notnmg ahoat tnem; did no: have any aatti)r*ty to mftke retarns for Hondo A Co. and Fox A C'; don’t kc-iw now the b >oks in the Comp.ro.lfr’s office were inter.ined; know nothing aboa: toe books. Abon: 150,- 0C0 acr e were sol i at 'hat salt; -topped the e ou about 50,000 acres in Biker, Mitcboll, Djago rt rty and Worth c>on- 11rf-; t ked me r J. S. Marshal by wnat rtiitLoN y he levied oa the laod*; he bowed mo an order from Mr. Garmany who o.simed to represent the defendants, and had point' 1 on: tbe io*). The first fi. fa. was in favor of Sohoefer, »»guu-i M. Dunas-n, and tuo uex: wav against Warren Sanders n favor of on HaII and trsxiiferrcd to James QoUUuiith, John Jones and Corker. CAPTAIN E. HOBBi, •» ftlAX. Witness livti in Aibitj; a lawyer; 1:1 a conversation h Comptrcller Goldsmith in refereoc to thh abueesand uo positions p ?rpetfat'- i t>/ wild land sptrc- r.lfctyrs. CJndtr the advue of of this wit ness th*3 •‘circular letter” w.^s issued by the Ocmptrcller General. 'rov.-examination.—Live in Albany; . a a lawyer; w»g at a sale und*..* process of th^ C..it>«l States Court ia 1977, in "AVunnah, of certain laodt; Mr. James Gol lauiith whs pre-ent at the sale. In ans wer to the quoetiODdpropounded by Oirtain S niton*, witDvas stated that u«* never advia-jd ihe Comptroller that bo had no right to transfer fi tar; teld Ger many that the m a againct whom the fi. fas wen* is-ued were no: worth fifty acr.-s of land in the Statt; that tho whole pro ceeding was a franJ. Garmany said, “will pick out you and your friends claim and let the rest go, that is all you are entitled to.’* Witness said that was ell he had come for. Ilere the Ciurt a .j *urred till 3.30. TUB EXECUTIVE SESSION The Senate tncu a cut into executive duc non to consider a inesnagu sent ia sealed this morning by the Gove:uor. Said tot Hr age vaj the appointment of Dowell Cobb, Jud,;c of the city conrt of Athens and Mr. Thomas, Solicitor of the same court. 1 he Senate confirmed the same Appointments. Atlanta, Sept. 12, 1879. THE HOUSE. The EIon»e met at 9 o’elojk. Prayer by HvV. John Jones, the Chaplain. The roll was called and tho journal was read and approved. Tbe jomi oommUim on tbe penitenti ary reported that they bad made a thor ough investigation of the leaie of the convicts by the Marietta aud North Geor gia Railroad. A resolution was appen ded which instructed the Governor to far- nish the toad with 250 able-bodied con victs. The committee report that at pre sent many women, bOr'S and infirm men Arc now at work on tbe road. Tne committee reported that they had inspec ted iho convict oimps on this road and find them well kept and tbe convicts nealiby and cneerfol, and well satisfied with their treatmeu’. The report wai long, and indicated s oomph te inspection of the oonvict camp • ou the Marietta and North Gsor gia railrottd. The resolutions were re ferred to tuo Uomoiiiteo on the Peniten tiary, on motion of Mr. Harrison. Mr. Miller of Houston, moved that the aotion of tbe Honse in referring the re port end resolution presented by a sub committee on the penitentiary to the Penitentiary Committee bo printed. Agreed to. Mr. Adams moved to make tbe bili to establish a State Board of Health the *p> c*.al order for Wednesday. Agreed to. A bill to amend an act to make minors parties to court proceedings where prop erty in trust, etc., is concerned. Pass ed A bill to exempt ministers, aporheca- rit‘« : nd active fireman from jury duty. Tabled. A bill to exempt b inks chartered under th** laws of tho State from specific or business tax. P.v»sed. A bill to increase the term and regu- l.it* the time of tho Superior Court of Bibb. Tabled. A bill to amend section 623 of tbe H vised Code providing appeals in forma pauperis, ao a* to apply it to Courts of Ord'.narT. Passed. A bill to prevent dismissal of ca'es from the Supreme Court on account of defects in bi.ls of exceptions where tbe f »u!t is with the Clerk of Court be) Parsed by substitute. A bill to repeal an act t holieb the cflL. of county treasurer ’a Pulaski coi’nty. Passed. The House adjourned to S:30 r. m. Cab-ltns. and family were tendered an excarsicn tx-day, to the high bridge over tbe Ken tucky river, after which aJrecept oo by tee Liooola C*ub closes the dsy’s fes tivities. Fell Sit*a, fteptemb.r 12.—Appear- annes are unfavoraole to the strikers. Many express a readiness to return to work, while their places are rapidly fill ing with new hands. I r . is believed the strike is practically enled. The spin- nera are seeking a conference with tbe Board of Trade, with a view to compos ing their difficulties ; but tbe Hoard re fuses to meet them. Toronto, September 12.—Ever*, af- ter being further entertained last c ght, l-:t to-day for Niagara Falla, where he *ili meet the British Agricultural Com mission Hanlon leaves for Rochester to-diy to complete errangf meets with Courtney for the ntx" month’- raoe. Louisville, Saptencber 12—Robert Atwood, the noted forger, has been p*r- donad by G jveraor Bl.ckbarn, after six years* servanda. Atwood is of good fam ily, and public sentiment favored bis par- don. Memphis Affairs. Mbmphis, September 12.—Tbe preach ers aid association “oolored,” appeal for aid. Tney have 150 orphans oud.*r their oare. Rev. A. Holmes is custodian of the contributions. The call made on Federal soldiers for biaoktU and provisi ms ou tbe 9t'n mst, b} S. A Hill, i* d:-iJoaatt:n mead here by South nunl Northern ui n gouerrtlly. Toe* ca«rg*5 that tho Hovsrd Association and city government fa 1 to provide i* denor<n?-*d as fslie bv W. J, Smith, ex-Federa. *iE > r, and Prtsid-it of thn Howd'd* Nj dtsorimiuxt'oa U mide ia the di-trihntion of supplies. Mempsis,September 12.—One new case and seven dcatns arj reported since yes- t^rJay, among which are J. B. Peaggo, Mrs. E. C. Baxter, Mary D, Lse, Wm. Li*e and H. G. SroddarJ. Rev. Father William Walsh, of St. Bridget’* Church, was stricken last night at “Camp Father Matthew.” It has rained al day. FOREIGN. Distrust of Kasai*—Diplomatic Difficulties. Londjn, September 12.—Evidence bc~ cumulates going to prove that the revolt in Ctbul i-. due to Rnsitn mfl wncds* Serious riots are now proceeding in Ca~ bnl, and many traders and citizens are reported killed. A movement for a gen eral rising against the British on the 15th is no v miking. The story of war like measures by the British m Morocco is now denied. Paris, September 12.—Von Bias*, the German Ambassador, will resign ano re turn to private life. Bucharest, September 12. — The drought oontinuei in Hoamania, aud a famine is apprehended nnless the gov ernment assists the inhabitants. St. Petersburg, September 12.—Im portant changed in the diplomatic seivioe are sail rumored in tbe appointment of the Cxarewitob as chief of the Imperial Gaard* and commander of the military district of St. Petersburg. =g—Did nc i uy thing; :nnk th. ah’; tell UJ« l.-J ’ rELSGRAPH. DAT DWPATUIlfi^ ; 1*0. llic l ic.ii IfoUl lb Iauo under those aced*, bu: am und.r bond to acc?un: for this * zees*; - >uie ot theowceri* had good ti’.Usi don’t kno«v how m.aoy olaiu. d and go. thi ex. 3V WitL< »<* ccuor b ..ad to rs'.ara tne ex- Ort« :o the in ci»i< tru iru* own ers ciaiui the cxcei. 1 . Toe de*is wit- ni*>she.d mid not perfect, but some cf j taetn were honest. 1 mean lo b.* honest about it. Mansger Turner then read a bend sign'd ia Ware, and approved by tne •h.tiff o? D d^e «.'« uu y tue e.*.u«* .1 y. Wiu«*m—Mf. McAnhar arracg*dth»t business for me , seut the bond to hi a : have Qf*rr hud a settlemtnt with M-' - Arthur; we owned some land logeme ; Gnflia was not connecte i with wiines*; think McArthur aod he are partnen; toe bvnd w»- fir lb** overplus lu some transsc .vJLa McA.il.ar ooled a= claimant for «itcef.s where wi ness was irftnsfcres, and wiicesN aoDetmcl did the some g od tffloe for McArthnr; no sef.lemect has bi-eu mad- beiweeu wituets and Mo* Anhui; McArthnr w. i loterested with some ot the papers owned by witsese; fic; about two hundred or mere lots from the Comptroller. Witofs-—Qfo Counselor Hopkinvj— ’Ihr ihen3 ui Dodge county has been rul»*d. Witaess—[To Manager Turner',—Did not employ connael for the sheriff; Mo- Ar.hormav have done sc; ha at.ended lo that. By Senator Husseil—“How did you Ret couircl of the ft. fa. tgoiost Hondo A Co.? \Vny did you seek to gel control °f it r” A. *1 Paid the tax on thsm to get the Und ” Did you get oontrol cf it by merely $10. or some other turn to either the Oierk of the United States Court or Ihe Marshal ? A No air. Did you not give these Rondo 4 Co. *ondi iq for taxes in order to give ooIdt to the levy on them under the Hondo A Murder at Sea. Naw York S.pt«*mber 12 —Ship Hen : > s. Sac lord ^.udon Wejne&da y laden with railroad iron and boilers f .r Cole i.su Pa-s, Li. Yesterday she returned O S.xten lslsod iQ conjtquenoe of a murder having been committed on board, and the Ciptaiu and five or tae crew are uow in Eichm.nd c ua y jail. A AAtior named Daniel Cavaaagh is charged with Ruling William Hogan, a mes«mate, duriag as altercation, tiogan >b described as a qnarrtl- . ^m»* fellow, who endeavored to provoke CaviSAgh to Thw latter struck cum with a handspike, from the effects v f which he died during the same even ing Tae crew refused to go to sea with the corpse. Tbs ship returned. Sews ileus. New York, September 12.—Charles H. Tuns and Samuel T. H jyt were ar- lasied to day charged witn the forgery of a hundred thousand-doiiar check on J. B. Colgate A Co, Philadpxlhia, September 12.—Secre tary McCrary is visiting the f.'nhaylkiil coal regions. Pittsbcro, September 12.—Mr. Lang- staff. President of the Howard Am-oela- tion, visited many bavlne«« men in the interest of the yellow fever sufferers yes terday, and to-day a meeting will be held, contemplating measures for their relief* Milwauker, September 12 —Mitchell, :be Democratic candidate for Governor, who-e cinwrUingneee to serve was cabled from Europe iu odvsnoe of tbe Conven t ion’s action, now posiUvely ref us. 3 to be a candidate. New Yorx. September 12.—Ex-Gov. Huffman resigns from the Tammany so ciety, and proposes supporting Robin son* Smw York, September 12.—The World reduces its price to two cents. Cjhoiematz, Sept. 12.—The President NIGHT DISPATCHES. Gonld’s Gift. Memphis, September 12.—The follow ing tnlegrami were received to-d iy: New York, September 12—To W. J. Smith, Acting President Howard Amocw- ion:—I scud you by telegraph au addi- ca-1 five tboGA»nd dollars to-day. fSigned], Jat Gould. Pittsburq. Pa., Septimbar 12.—To IP J. Smith, Acting President Howard As sociation:— Draw at sight for one thou- *nd dollars for the benefit of the How ard Association. ^Signed,] Jno. B. MoClbab, Treasurer Pittsbnrg Relief Com. A Criminal Almost Lynched Montgomebt, Ala., September 12 — A man named Bailee was sentenced to hang at Athens, Ala , to-day. The ca*e was appealed to the Supreme C »art fer the nex: term, and the sentence his been suspended. Bailee murdered his wife, and lynch law was prevented with diffi culty when be was first arrested. About three thousand people a.seembled at noon to-day, broke into the jail and took Bailee half a mile from the town for the purpose of banging him. Not a man would tie the knot. The sheriff then jumped into he wagon, pistol in hand, and drove back with Bailee and lodged him in jaiL Foreign. Paris, September 12.—The financial newspaper, the Cote Europtene, says {Wt-ntr-eight millioa worth of French f.o'i will go to the United States. London, September 12.—A dispatch to ims eVeiiiog’j Standard from Bombay says the reports from Mocltau state that He.a:, Badakshan and Balkhhave all re volted against the Ameer. A holy war is *>eing preached through out Afghanistan. The Pre^s Association announces that telegrams to the Govern or confirm the apprehensions of an organ- position by tae population. The Yi.’**; •, however, is sanguine of speedy Si. . It is b^iiaved that preparations a r m-ik »ig for an advance m sufficient force to panne the H.-rat re t im ffl. It is stated i*-it General Donald Stewart will have supreme control in Afgfcanis- an. Liverpool, September 11—This week’s circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association says: “Cotton was in fair de mand throughout tbe week, and though the market was quiet prices bad a hard ening leniency, *i:n a limited business. Last week’s quotations are uachan^e^- American was in fair request, and after ao advance of 116 pence in the early part cf the wees, quotations were un changed. Sea Island was m good request sad prices ere unchanged. Futures onenei quiet bnt firm, and pric-rs grad ually hirdr*ncd. Wtdceaday there was a dall market, and the improvement w*s lost except for a«p:embrr delivery. Cn Tnureday tb* tone was weak, and further declin*-J 1-16 pence. London, September 11.— 1 The Eirthen- wa r e manufaj'.nri rs ot Hautry have unan imously resolved not to renew contracts with workmen except at a reduction o wages. This movement affects sixty theu-and work people. Here Yellow Fewer. tion; for Comptroller. Samuel Mallahan, of Queen Ann’§; for Attorney General, Francis M. Daroy, of W«?hiDfitoo; for Ci^ark of Court Appeal-. Jsmes McCul- ough, of Cecil coQuty. From Memphs. Memphis, September 12 —Twenty-one ca^-io in all, ten whites and eleven colored wrre reported here to-dey. Among them were Claude B Prestige, P.rcy D. Hen- (hat 11 son, Carrie Sneed, “Mollie Madder” Bar bara Axtman. Fcnr additional deathc have occurred—Wm, H. Hanmer and three colored. The donations to the Howard Association aggregated $6,169 The following telegram was seat to Jay Gould, this afternoon; “Your second draft for $5000 reached us to-day; words are inadequate to txpress the grateful sense which the.Howard Association have of your princely generosity, but we hope by deeds ot kindnres to safferers, impos sible but for y ur timely help, to prove thst we are n » altogether unworthy to be almoners of your b unty. W. J. Smith, Acting President. The weather has been damp and cloudy all tbe afternoon. Greenback Convention. Boston, September 12—Toe State Convention of National Greenback Li bor party assembled at Faneuil Hall this morning, and organ'zsd oy the election of General Horace B. 8arg*»aS ss Preai- dt*nL There were present 976 delegates. Mr. Sxrgent announced tnat the cam paign Wes to be oondnoted on purely State is-aee. Several speeches were mide and the asaal oommitteea appointed, and the Convention took a recess. In the after noon, the S ala ticks*, was nominated headed by B. F. Builer for Governor, and Wendell Pnillips for Lieutenant Gov ernor. Foreign. London, September 12.—The Viceroy of India telegraphs a sketch of military arrangement*! up to September 11th. General Eobert3 will have 6.500 men, consisting cf ten regiments of infantry and one brigade of cavalry. This force will take possesion of the country from Shutagardan Pasi to Thule. The coun try will be held by forty thousand men under General Gordan. The Khyber line from Feshawur to Gundank will be protected by 6,600 men, in addition to the Peahawur girriaon. This force will provide a movable column to hold Jaga- Uluck and communicate with CUbul. Rjierves at Peahawur and Hiwbel Pondi will number five thousand men. London, September 12.—A meeting of the Home Rule League in Dublin yester day, at which Messrs. Powers, Parnell and. O'Leary were present, appointed a committee to arrange for calling a pop ularly elected Convention of 30D mem bers—the same number as composed the former Irish Parliament—to crush Irish questions before the next session c*f Par liament. London, September 11.—An explosion has occurred in the colliery pits of tho Creeve Coal and Iron Company, at Ley- oett. Fivo persons were killed. Tbe ChlMbolni Y1 order. DeKalb, Miss., September 12.—When the court convened this morning, for the continuation of the Gaily murder trial, the jurymau who has been sick was pro vided with a b d, upon which he lay dur ing tho concluding argument of Jn ge Morris for the prosecution. The lattar maintained that a conspiracy was made to kill Gilmer, and that their arrest on the charge of murder was tbe step taken for the purpeae of disarming them ard getting them in po-ition where they could not defend themeelvcs nor be de fended, and where they could be killed with lcs<i danger to their assaiauts. Judge Morris closed his argumcn at 10:30. The ease was then given to the ju ry, who ia less than hslf an hoar return ed with a verdiot of not guilty. Aid I'or Memphis Pitt-burg, September 12 —A largely attended meeting of the RdUef Commit tee for the Memphis solfererd wa3 held in the Cnsmber of Cimmerco tc day, and was addressed by L. D. L*ngstaff, who staled the needs aud working method of the Howard Aieoniation. He wo3 heard with de.*p sjmpa by and a donation of a thousand doll-is was given. Rich speculation. A brakeman on a Western railroad pl&ood $50 m a combination, which tamed a profit of 3’nJ per cent., tq lxl to $3*7 5) per o hundred shares, untying a profit of $193 50, m Addition to the $ U he invested- A con ductor made $1,170 2;> iu two combinations. A superintendent of au Eastern railway made $16,210.13 in three combinations. Others have also made large profits This system of stock speculations cousol.dates th3 interests of thousands into oue vtholo, dividing the profi.s pro rata every flirty days. The combinations, handled with tte bast skill and experience, attain great suc cess in the sto.ic market From $25 to $10,00.* can ibus 16 in»e*ted with'VAst ad vantage. The new explanatory circu'ar, with “oneiring rubs for success ” mailed by Messrs. Lawrence A Co., JBinkers, 57 Ex change rlaoe, New York city. eep8 2w FINANCIAL AND OOMMEBCIAL MACON COTTON STATEMENT 0PFIC2 TBLiiGUAP' AND niidSKNGEB feEPTEMBEU 12. 1879.— fcvairijro Heavy local receipts and line offerings made the marker yesterday irregular and easier. Quo tstions closed at 10% for middlings. Received to day by rail 95 by wagon 437— 5i2 .. ■gJJ5£52g3ft* Slock on hand September 1* 1S79 230 Received t^-day 5i2 previously 1462— 1934 2214 ... 247 ... 9*4- 1U1 CcULD the read er ol this b. brought into con tact with the hos* of reipectibh witnesses wno re gard >tmmons’Liv- er Reku lator ai their greatest safe rniard an i friend, they would be con via.'ed. We hav owledgi families in thib ccui m Europe voula not be wither: ii under any circum stances. In the a hole history of m dicioe no pre parat.on has ever performed marvelous cures, or maintained so wid< a repui.at.ou a Simmon*’ Live Regulator,or Medi cine, which is re cognized world,s remedy for all diseases of tht Liver, etc. Its lorn continued series oj wonderful cures in all climates h;t made it universal), knownasasaleani reliable a^ent to emiloy, it act: speedily and sure ]y, always reiiev ing suffering, and ofte « saving life. The protection it affords by its tiu e ly use in the pre lention and curt of disorders p sou r to children >kes it an inva’u able remedy to br keot always o- h.urt in ei erj home. No person cat ffjrd to be with out it. aud ihos* ho have onci use^l it never will Eminent physi cians use ihe Reg ulator in t b e i i practice, and cler gymen recommend It is absolate’y certain iu itsreme dial effects, and wifi alfrtays cure where cures are possible. It has nc quil as a prevent ive and cure for aU diseases of the Liv er Stomach and splein, Malarioufr l evers. Bowel Com plamk, Dy.-popsia, Mental Depression. Refrtlessnefra, Jau • dice. Nausea, Sick Headache, Colic, Constipation, Bil- lousn«ss. Yellow Fever. s I ia m u s a Is I V £ E E XS G* U Jk T O Liver. I Extract from the I stro nicer, prime steam spot 6 15 cash. 6 20a 625 C*nc t sisati Go- » October Whisky steady at 1 06. Freights qu ; et, v uXBCnnrATl— riour firm: family 4 2095 75 One of the mo«t Wheat higher at 9Sa9N Corn quiet and tlrmat effieac.ous medi- S7»S7*4 Oats easier No 2 mixed 2S»2S. Fork •ines to he had quiet: held at s 30 Lard stealv ard tirm. ou r rom any source is re:a make 5 65. Hulk meats quiet and firm; shoul- Mmmons* Liver der* S 20; short rib 475. clear sides 5 00 Raeon Regulator or Medi- steady: shcul lem clear rib 5V.clear sides £% b - v W1 ‘i .icy act 1 .* i at 1 04. Hogs steady: pa, xmg S 40 J H Zeiho A Co, of aS <9o. Fhdaae.'pnis. We **r !g>uis- Four hneher: double extra fall 4 00a faith upon 4 20. treble do 4 S0&4 45. family 4 55^4 6», choice tofKicy4S0-.«45 2V Wheat higher: No 2 red fall y* 1 -; cash September. 96^a96 October. 97a** November. Corn inactive at Sl*£ cash ami Oc oner t9% all <he : ear. Oats tiroi. No 2 -S l *»a2S2£ CHsh. 2S^a23V* September and No vember, 2Sy5a2S l * all the year. Whisky stronger at 1 o5a 1 (16. Lard firmerat 5’75. Bulk meats firm clear ribs 4 75a 4 S^. clear «ides 4S5, Bacon firm; dear rib 5 25 cl-ar side** 5 5*h.5 60. his medicine, ann f we could per suade every reader M th- Gazette wfco is iu all health to buy it, we would N willingly vouc- for the benefit each would receive Will Curb Fb ver aed Ague.— The undersmgned no hesitation n asserting that in latitudes, and especially in those malarial distress poatheru and Bastes n Georgia. Alacaaa, Mississ- ppi and Florida, wh*re chills and 'ever are almost universal in the eason, the ju- aicious use of Sim* mens* Liver Regu lator, prepared by J H Zeilm A Co, us preventive ana tonic lo the system, will secure com parative immunity o m weakening sni dangerous in fluences. A cloud of witnesses, nuui • oeriug tlie D.i>t m the iaud.will attest the truth of tuis remark. The Reg ulator acts mildly dpon the biliary lucts, is free from mercury, and per fectly harm less. We should be pleased to see it oc cupy a place every Souther msehold. li H JONES, tditor T & M. The State Lead- ■^D" er, Des Moines, JLM ti‘ica: 1 used a bottle of ,. our Liver Keauli- tor wheu troubled tenously with Headache caused oy Constipation, it produced a favor able result without niudering my regu lar pursuits in bu- luess. 1 regard it ot as a Patent Medicine, but as a ready prescription h disordered W W WITHER Original and genuine manufactured only by J. il. ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia. Pa. 8old by all Druggists. i'30 tf v. 60«265 , 1 61 , i 2C@1 : 84 lrauc3 and Wa-hihgto^, S-*pt. 12 —Teletframi re- oei.ej b> tae Xatiooil Baird of Hearts to^iiT, repart fire new case, of yellow feTer at Morgan City an) one mild case in the infect«l dietriot at Xew Urieane. MBOP618 Weather stateat. Orrici Chikt Sigs.l Orricca, Wi^nrseTOS, Sectember 12, 1879. Xnai;.-.ion.—For the Son:b At iu'.io S.ates, clear weather, followed by in creasing oioodme-B, northerly winds, ehi'iiog to ioa'oerly. S ationary or higher temperature and f.i .ng barome ter. lltlJA lUtlT UlSHATOH r.S. Republican stale Ceareuttuu- BaLTUcoax, September 12.—Tne R»‘ LATEST TELEbiKAFUtO EEPOBTs (XimparaUTD Colton Statement For the weet endm^ Friday, September 12. Xet receipts at all U S ports for weet... S9.777 Last year............................................. 66,0.0 Total receipts to this date 4i,3*o Last year..... 47,450 Exports lor the week 7,156 Last year «,1C3 Total exports to this date 20,374 l.ast year. 6,959 block at all U S ports €5.530 Last year 80.450 Mock at all interior towns t 5,3o4 Last year- 11.195 btjekat Liverpool —— l.tgt year.. 4bJ,(M0 Stock American afloat for Great Britain... Xn.oo-j xjwjt \oar lO.ooO t Except Memphis. Cotton. Liverpool—Noon—Cotton quiet, middling up lands 6 13-16. middling Urleani 6 15-16. roles 7>.o- bares; ol whicn loOO were takea by wpecolasors and for export: receipt* 400; Americas 2ib- Put .re« opened at 1-32 bet ter but advances has sine* been io»v low middling clause September de'iv ory September and Ociooer l^-32s a6 9* .6, v>4 tob<*r and November 6 9 Zlujy+nti 7-ii Futures firmer, offeriuss light. I 30 - r utures quiet and firm. i o/y m—Sales of American 51C0, uplands !ow middlingclaus-i September delivery 6 25 32a6^i, ^•pteiuber and October 6 I7^32a6 9-16. October aud November 67-52a6*4. Novemoer *nd De cember 6 1*16, Marcn a a April 6 i-i6 Futures armer und more buyer* at ls a t quotatiens S ies ^1 the week 4vm), American iy: J09, *pe:- u;at.on 4000; export 40U0; actual export * uo. uu- po-ts ll.ooo; American ; »t >ca 341. Ou stock pQbuosn State C-nVc-nnoa oasembled to- j of Americar SbAouo: afloat ils,0uo; Amercan 2<s,- d.y With . fail del-gilion »cd orgmi^d C: ^ nI oU-M«a qaie.: 280; auddlia, by the ele t>OQ OC L “fOD uQrgcr of j L pi, d9 12 5 16 auddimg Orleans lx 7*14. Hedock a* P.esiden*. The a.-ual ODin- j future* opeaed steady.September li *i Octo- mittees were appointed and a platform ! berlJW November io.«7. December lo.40, Jan- a.lcpt*d which merely rest, e, positioa. i /-eee.px. 1727; yro.. lisa taken by the H?pnbhoan patty generally I Futures cioscd steady; *».*-» is Ooo September wi.h regard toihe arm? a the pill*. F d— ‘ d« iveryl2 18-U. Octooer 10.92. Ncvember lo 46 r.l election i.w. »ad q*.;.«oo. r«ed h, . Z the last ex.rx aessiJi o. oyn^re-^. : liCettou closed quiet: sa.es 105 middling up Tud pr50-'rdtngs lirj:gd.u: were bar- lands 12 5-lfl middling Orleans 127*16. momoU', »nd resulted ,o the aominUion 2&S?^ of ihs to low mi[: ko: Umro »r, James chauael . sales «7*s, stock 28453. A- Gary, of Rovard ooanty, by aoclama- 1 Galteroe — Cotton firm; middling 11)4 low middling 10%, good ordinary 10V4 net re ceipts 2123, gross —. sales 265; stock 11445. Weekly net receipts 9149; gross 9743; sales 4Su, exports to Great Britain ; France — ; continent —channel —; coastwise £9i9. Norbolk—Cotton steady; middling 11% net receipti* 76, sales —, stock 209. Weekly net receipts 7ft7. gross —. sales 1S6 exports to France , coastwise 9i2. Great Britain , continent —. riALTiMORK—Cotton firm; middling 12%, low middling 12, good ordinary 11%, net receipts —, 4 ros;. 50. sales —. stock 835. Weekly net receipts 21: gross £86; sales 525. spinners 225, exports to Great Britain—; coast wise —; continent —; France —, channel —. BosioE—Cotton quiet middling 12%, low mid dling 11% good ordinary —; net receipts 146, gross — sale* —; stock 8083. Weekly not receipts 142; gross 3900; sales —; exports to Great Britain 980. WlLMXB&TOxr—Cotton stoadysmiddling uplands 11; low middling 10% good ordinary . not receipts 26; grojs —; sales 4) stock 587. Weekly * net receipts 456; gross ; sales 827; exports to Great Britain ; coastwise 27. Phi ladblphia—Cotton firm: middling 12%, low middling 12V4 sood ordiuary 11%, not re ceipts —, gross 39, sales 15, bpim.ers —. ock 861. Weekly net receipts —. gross —, sa’es 1982, spinners. 857 bWAUBAK—Cotton quiet; middling 113-16, low middling 10 H-16; goou ordinary 1<> l • 16. not toeipU 2j66, gross —. sales 2000; 8tocl* 8C03. Weekly net receipts 8338; gross 8240; sales 4350; exports to Great Britain ; France .-channel ; continent—coastwise 8683. .smw UKLEAAS~-Cutt.il quiet, auddiin* 11%, low middling 11: good ordinary ——: net r c - celnia 715; grossI815; sales 7i>0. stock 47*1 Weekly net receipts 3786; gross 4036; sales i50u, export to Great Britain 152i, coastwise •75; continent 86; France : Channel —. ilosiLE— t-ottou quiet, midd mg 11%; low middling 10% good ..rainary 0%, net receipts 352; gross —; sales 530: stock 1152 Weekly net receipts 1435. gross 1441: sales 1000; exports to Great Britain : coastwise 85; continent ; Franco channel Memphis—Not received* Arousta — Cotton firm: middling 11. mid dling 10%. good rdin*r> 11%, receipts 785, ship ments —, sales —”, stock 2151 Weekly receipts 21r 5. shipments 1511; sale* —, spinners 573 CiiARUiaroa—Cotton firm: u-iddlingllvi, low middling li, good ordinary 10%, net receipts i3*»; saj***-5 ■(», stock4070. Weekly net receipts 4S92, sales 36:0; exports Great Britain —; channel —; coastwise 155; continent —, France . Moxtgomkky—Cotton steady; middling 11%, low middling 11, good ordinary 10%, receipts 8356, sale.-* 3076, stock 3146. MaCOS—Cotlonqui-t. middling 10%. low mid dling lu%, goad ordinary i~%: weekly receipts 1192, sales 5.6 gross 73 .stock *437, shipped 711. COLUMBCS—uoiton stead j. miedlin* 11%, low middling 1% good ordinary 10%. weekly re ceipts t>77. shipments 4x9. sales 326. to spinners iOO: stock 560. . • , Nashville—Cotton quiet middling 11%, low middling 10%. g od ordinary 10%, net receipts 37: gross 129; sau-« 107, sto:K 2*1 last year lix7. &BLMA—CottoL steady: midclmg 11%,low mid dling 11. good ordinary 10%, weekly receipts 2679, shipments 1601; stock lo3l. —o— FINANCIAL Lohdob —Neon—E rie 26%- Par s—3 per cent Rent 7*12 centimes. New Yorx—Stocks opened firm-, money 6n3. long 4 SI, short 4 83. Ftato bond£ dull. Gov ernment securities firmer. Money active at 5n7 exchange firm at 4S!a4 81%; geverumem -tecuritie* qu>et. new 6 per cen*s 102%. 4% per cents l u*%, 4 per ctnts 101%. State bonds inactive. Stocks closed irregular; New fork Centra 119%, -sne 25%; ti««c 6bv>ro 8S%. Illinois Cen tral eo% Fittsoura 103. Chicago and Norlhwe* tern 3U%, do preferred &9%; Rock Island 1 SO, eaten. Onion lei graph company 94%. Pub-Trsa-urv balances: Gold 140,396,2i6; cur rency S7J76J58. FBODicis fiALfiMuai—F.oar higher: Uow&rd street and Wes.- rn su^rrtine 3 00 53 75: extra4 i0£t 7.-*. family ft 75. City Mills super ace S00g;3 5i»; -itra 4 u> t&4 75; Rio brauus 5 75 Fatapsvo lamdy 6 50, W heat—Sou thorn firm and higher. Wt».- tern eAsie-. southern re i 1 103l 12; amber 115 £118 No 1 Maryland red 119al20; No: Western winter n-d spot 1 3^., September 113%.i %,Ociober 112%al b% November 1 ls%al 12% southern corn quiet; Western nrmer; southern 57. yellow 50. Oats steady and biffLer; southern 33 a8j. Western white t3a85 (i; mixed 30^:2. Fen’isy lvania 83a35. x. ay frteady; c>nme to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland 13$!4 Provisions firm: Fork 9 75. bulk meat•<, io:- suouUcrs 3%, clear rib 5 do packed 4% and5% Bacon—shouldeis ’%.c:ear rib5%.Ham- ll%ali%- Lard, ivflced in tierces 7. Buiier firm prism io choice Western packed 12 <514. Cofle- ntm: rio in tarsuea 11>^&14%" W'hisky steady at 107% Freights lower. £7 Jricaoo-F:our stea»iy andunchangid. dcubl-. extra 4 0Ca5 75; extr»3 25u4C0 Wheat exciteu aud u gn r. No 1 Chicago spring 96% No 2do 90%b9 ’ c tsh.9ls% October. 92v«|bic, No 3 do 37, rej«c:ed77. Corn active, dricer ana higher but clo*ad weak and easier at 35%u3S%c&*L, 83%a% Octbcor, 33% bid November, 3:%a83% all tne yea.-, 3i%*35 Mav, ruiected 327;a3t. OfrU ea*i*-r and fair demand at 23% cash, 23% Oct ber 2*% N ovember, 23% all the year- For a unsettled and opened ►;r^n< and h trher and clos-d at iusiue pricci S 3J cash, 8 3uaa 32% October. 7 a7%i7 90 November. StOJune. lo.ra stroig ana huher a;5 75 s*b. 5 77% October. 5 45 November, 5 42% January. Bulk m.-ats Steady and m fair drman 1. shouiuors 3 25. clear rios 5 GO, clear sides 5 C-0. Whisky h gherat 1 06 The Lowing reports of the 'hicago marfrtl for Futures, by special telegrams, are fondshn! us by Mr. L RIPLXT, Broker in Stocks, Gr,in and Fro visions. Tne q- options to cay lor October d Livery w^re: Time C.Ribs. Pork, Lard IVTieat Corn 9:40 A M — ■» ttJ 8 45 5 ;5 9l% 34 11:45 A H—4 57% 8 37% 5 77% 91% 34 1 lu P 34— 4 50 fe 32% 5 75 91% 33% Receipts of hogs 1500o Market r.eady. Niw York—Flour 5al0 c-nt4 oer boi higher and JJn lair demand; southern a shade firmer »nd more active; common to *air extra 4 75a 25 ruoa to cho.ce 5 35 &6 75. Wh*d»t feverish and i * regular, ungraced winter red 1 U9ai U.No 3 do lu9%allJ; No 2 do 1 12)4al 13. Com %a% better; ungraded 46%a47%. Oats a shade easier and active-. No 3 3x%a3-% Coffee active and higher: rio m cargoei quoted at 10%»15%' no in j ob lots 12*16%. sugar very firm, moderately acuve; fair to good refining quoted at 6%<&6%: prune 7. refined active ana lirmnuindard A b%, granulated powuered »%a»%. cru Led Moiasse? quiet and uuenanged Cubs rramoe 5>. test quoted at 2«%axA Hire tmrif active and firm. Carolina 6%a7%. Ro i a quiet at 1 i5aL cO. rurpentinc steady at Wool quiet and firm: dom-stic fleece 33a43, pulled lsa40, ur • washed 15a32,Texas 12*30. Fork firmer, demand moderate new meas spot s 35a915. Mid- ales steady but quiet, long dear 5 05, abort clear , ft 30, long and short dear 51ft. Lard a shade rilaoon Wholetmie .Harkot OOBBBC7BP DAILY BY SX, TYN8DET GRAIN AND PROVISION*. BAUON—Clear no sides 8houlder» Bulk clear rib sidea 6%c06'“ Kulk shoulders 4% aft Choice SO hnmnm ll%«3ill% LAliD-in Dbls 8* beaLin tubs 8«d8% Leaf, ia buckets 10«610% •JA'. rt—Por feea....^.^ 50^53 Rust proof seed. dAL A—Virginia. Liverix>ol meal bolted 72^75 OORN—By car laid. ?o<«7l small lots 78 <675 FUR - liiijer bb... M ) 7 5U Choice 7 0 Kxtra fauulv, p«r bbl.... M 625«6650 Fnmiif, nor t>W. 5oo@5 25 TCxtra t »r b>iL.. M 5 75 : :OF F E H—Oorutuon 11% Grod.y..*.^ 14^15 nc*fr Fs—perFb v...’ «% % s- dtiLASSES—Choice Cuba. hhds...... 38 Choice Cuba, bbu S5&S7 augarhouse, hhds 2i'3,24 Sugnrhouse, bhls Jhoioe New Orleans 6 UGAR—Golden G • H»VUN....m... 7%**% U. coffee 7h Bxtra C. white Standard A S'<69% Granulated i%<§-9% Powj.Ared and crushed 9%e9% RACE.SR.S—fiooa 7 ^:0 Giiuor 10 11 Htrsta-rry 12% vjania% N’AILK—Baaia 10s M .. M 2 65 FRppisR 17% 20 LINGER. 12% NUTMEGS 1(W©I 25 JLOVES 0JQM4S— PorM «... 20 OCaOO 00 CHEROOTS 1200 UfTXFF—LoriUard’a. iar... M 65 Lorillard’s.foil........ 7P TOBACCO—Common 40 a 45 Medium 50 a 60 Lucy Hinton 52 Fine... 7ft al SO HtCOKft aziC AsODCLd CORRECTED ’DAILY BY L.HII'JUjcJY. 1SKOKEK. Georgia 8 jwr cent bomls 1UI alls ‘jbjorgi::7 percent, bonds (gold) 112 a 112% Georgia7 por cent, bonds (ro-mlar) Illall2% 5-!<jrgiH7 por cent, bondn (endorsed)....110 a ill Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (Smith) 112 a 113 Griontiafl per cent (0ld> 101 u 105 Georgia 6 percent, bonds (now) 105 a 106 City of Macon 7 por cent, (long) 64 a 66 City of Macon 7 per cent (ahort)... MMM ... 65 a 66 City ol Augusta 7 per cent 100 a 101 Oily ol Atlanta 7 por c< nt...- 100 City of Atlanta S por cent 102 a ICS City ol Savannah 69 a 70 (Vutral Rauroaa ?oint mortgage ,...108 a|l09 Georgia Railroad 6 p-r cent, bonds 10D a 101 Macon «mi Western R R bonds.........pttrani int Northeastern RR bonds (endorsed)......105 a 106 S mthwesterp Railroa • par and int -outh Ga.Aud Fla. lttmortgaGo ....107 a li>8 1 a R. CL 2d mortgage (endorsed)...10 a 1C 32 Kout G i and Fla 82 a 83 Western R. U. of Alabama 1st mort^&gellO a li2 Western R. R ol Alabama td mortgagA...l]0 a 112 51 A A R.R. 1st mortgage (not endur’d 80 u 90 M xA R R, 2d mortgrare lentioroed)...pitr a 101 Southwestern R Rstock 100x101 Geoigia Railroad stock H-g: Central Railroad stock 66.167 Augusta and Savannah railroad stock... 105 BUH’I’IRG PlUfUDCE OORRKCrKD DAILY BY HERN L) BROTHERS HIDBa—Green salt, par D... m 4 Dry salt 6® 8 Dry flint 7(^11 iOAT 8K1 4 5—Dry, per lb 10($12 SKINS—Per piooe 2J^fu S’1 BARLINGS—Per rneoe t><&10 DBSRdBJNb—por lb 14® 16 LEATHER—In the rcragn 16(^22 iACCOON—Per piece 5® 20 dlNR—Per piece ....... M 3km UKBXfi >TTKR—Per piece 50®2 00 BBAVBR—Per piece 2'ttl 25 GREY FOX SKINS 15®25 ABD FOX 2 ®40 WILD CAT—Per meet* 5® 10 JPOSBUM—Por piece ® 5 V5USKRAT—per piece © 5 TALLOW—Prune, per lb ® 5 A’ AX—Pure yellow, per lb fOfafti illNBBNG—Fer lb ®60 DRIED APPLBS—Pit OK VEfiETfflE Cured Her, Billsyte, Ky. Dr H R Stkvrys:— Drab Sir; 1 mu^t st*.tethat vourYecetino dofrt-rvea to b** call -,l -i vi’.uabI-» b^ooi purifier, renovator and invigorator ol tht* whole system. My wife suffered for a length of time with a Scrofula sore in thi log. She took several bottles of Yegetine. The results were surprisi; g. it curt»d her while all th- former remedies f.-tiled to give satisfaction. R *spvcifulSy. T F TRICK. I know the above to be true. HKNRY WKRTHIMKR. Druggist and Apothecary, 1>9 Monmouth M. VioiTHTK —For the blood from the haj never failed to <_ . strength to the system debilitated by disease. VEGETl rVJtd. Behold Me a Well Woman. CANCER. Moytoovsht, Ala, June 26,1878. H RStbvb5s Boston 1>:<ar SIR: l have lor years been a sufferer fiom a dreadful c nicer in my side winch caused me untold agony, and as L am a widow with a family dependent upon my exertions for a sup port my pain of body was only equalled by my pain of mind, at seeing my children want for bread, 1 whs prt sent'd by a kind friend in Cm cmnati with half a dot ten bottles of Vegotine, andalthougnonebottle instill untouchetl behold me a well woman, coniplet - y rest .r>- t m bodv and mind, and able to p-rform ray accustomed duties Long tray yoalive! and may th« history o’m> wonderful cu.*e 1 a.tofn-r iiKc suff-rers t» purchase your valuable medielne if it vs with the last cent they possess. Yours gratefully. 51K6 PULLERSUTT. I write this to certify that 1 have knov • Mrs Fuller Sutt front childhoil, and havo s ea the noura of a^ony. that her pat ent worainhotgi lias been called op >n to endure, bhe has auffered untold agoniMH and now sits beside me in porfoct healih with herch i 1 u. >n her knee The pray er* of this grit fa I w nso will ever do yours, ray noble sir. and we a iu our tentimonv to tho ihou- -ands that favor th«- greatest o( all modern dis coveries ••Yegetine.** lours re»nact?ully. MRS UMKLLBT SUMMER. VEGBTIN El TO THE PUBLIC. H. SCHALL A BRO., H AVE opened their store. No 71 Cherry 8txvet, next door to Chas Wachtel A Bra. with an entire new Btock of BOOTS and SHOES of t.he latest tt? lea and best manufacture, and we are prepared to manufacture all s'vles of Custom Work to order. Repairing neatly and promptly attended to. Also a large stock of LHATHKHand KIN BINGS alwa.^ s cn laud. 1 loping to receive a share of the public patron* age we ask all to call, examine and *>e convinced thnt this l* the b«-st aud cheat*ut store m the city. JL SCHALL & BRO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. MACON. OA. SANK OF DEPOSIT. DISCOUNT AND EICMANM OflTcej Hours—9 a. m. to 1 p. . W W WRIGLUT. Ooahier. jonll Dd so Boxes lemons. IHA BARRELS POTATOES. 1,0 0 half barrel-*, quarter barrel and kits Mackerel just received irom headquar scHwr.D.sEisi: .vgibian. iNOflCK VO DEBTOB8 AND CREDI- TOKS. LOST MONEY WITH D00T0KS, 1 A TSV ?T51't>C>T & i •by required to prefrent the n to me | erlyswo n to.and those lndeofel U said© are notified to nihko immediate patmentoi J-smo HARDY SWKKNY.Adu 611 STATE FAIR. AT MACON, Oot. 37tb, to Nov. l«t, 1N7U. DYSPEPSIA Chattanooga, Tuny. April 4,1S7S. H R Stevkss, Hcston.— Ubik Sia: Having received your Veg.vlno and being troubled with Dy s pei mu ami having lost a ktcu: deal of money with »l c: rs, thay do ing me no gcol. f th ught it would be well for mo to try yonr Vegetiae. and found it to bo bet ter than all medicine© the aortor gave me. I shall always keep it in th-i hous * anil would recommend it to all troubled with the above disease. I am j our well wisher, JNO W GALVIN. ‘VJESQ-JE MIVE: Blood Cleanser and Purifier. Tullauuma, Tb.vn. H R Stbvkns, Esq: dkausik- i taaratrM v^ ? h«o for RhrUj. Tha Most _ Magnificent and Best JAS II TRAVIS. VEGETINE Prepared by a. li. STEVENS. Bobton. Mam. Vegetine ia 8oid bv all Drnggists. seps wed fri sun >1^1X25 42«d Aimuitl Session UBDAPPLES—Prime Perth 'l tlED PKAOH ES—Peeltvi,bright Nol [ UnjH-oU.il. No 1 f Q0Ui llED BLACKBERRIES J DRIED I WOll*— Flcttoe. ozifry, per lb... . ^ Unw.i^iiod................... ’ . Wwhed t'kSJB rpO borrow $3 05u lor ono year at 8 per cent, on K».oA security. Addre3s lepll tf POBOX <8. *2’ ». j£&. a* U h. iKllLs BHi'yiULA. iLABAilA. ^J^OOD BOARD aud Rooms and the Port A.1 nttoiu. aliti - •mv.io** * wo?* CLOTHING Made to Grdu;*. SAMP Of fine QAS5JME /ES li WORSTEDS for FILL M VTlAi’i.K J |u t reeeivea at H. HERTZ’, i CHERRY STREET. LltfEL Jb'Ot; DIVORCE- Clemmie Corbett va Charles Corb a tt— Lib’l for Divorce—Jasper Superior Court, April Term, U79. It appearing to tne c -urt by the return of the 3h.iriff that the defendant :3 not to be found in the county; ami it being further tnown that he does not reside in ihe Mate. Ther-fore. it is or dered that service be p-rfected by publication in the Macon Te.cgra;>h and 5fesHeng--r t pub* li-hed in Maccn, Ga, cnc© a month for the space of four mo thg before the next term of this court. May 2d, 1879. By the Court: C WJOHDAN, jut>4 lam up*Plaintiff’s Atrorn Will be- sp WEDNESDAY, 17th September, With a full corps of experienced Professors and Teachers. Tf o very best advantages in Litcraturo. Ancient and Modern Languages, 51usio und Art. Domestic Department unsurpassed for com fort ami care. Expenses payable ono half in September, bal ance in February. Beard ami Regular Tuition in two Lower Clus-cs $250 Board and Regular Tuition in three Higher Classes $>S0 Board. Regular Tuition, Music and French ■r German in two Lower Cloases ......$820 Board, Regular Tuition, Music and French or German in three Higher Classes $350 Ten per cent discount on Cash bills lor Board ml Tuition. No credit except on good bankable paper, bend for Catalogue to W C BASS. President. iun253ra or C W SMITH. Secretwry. CEiS. E. S Cmdy Ma infacturer, Coofecli ii r and Frulbrer, —AND DEALER IN- TOYS, GIG-AR PRODUCE, I am now prepared t> manofacr ture Candy as low, and perhaps cheaper than any other house, ow ing to superior facilities. Will work sugar on commission at a small margin. All Candy guaran teed pure and free from adultera tion. Orders and corresp.-n . .its solicited. Chas Smith 106 CHERRY *T*bF.T. Appohtod Grounds in America) LIBEBAL CASH PREKiUS! Trottiii aai Bnsiitj Races evety day, by some of tho MOST NOTED HORSES ON THE TURF Music will be furnished by a celebrated MILITARY BAND. Many cf tha Prominent Statesmen Now before the public, will attend tho Statn Pitiras visitors, aud several will make addresses. Greatly Reduced Rates for freights and passengers, on all the A cordial invitation is extended to you to be a exhibitor, and you are requested to write *.o th Secretary at Macon ter a Premium List uu oilier information \ TIH>s H ARDB5I AN, Jr. President. f L F LIVINGSTON. GenM 8up’». MALCOLM JOHNSTON#Secretary. HAS, GAS, MEAT REDUCTION IN PR'GE AND INCREASE IN QUAUTY. r 5^HK Director ol tbo Macon Gas Light and 1 Water Co t.pany, at fieir last meeting -o- solved to reduce the price ofGu to THREE DOLLAK8 per thou and feet affc-r tho 1st of October a»d to roonufartur*- COM,GAS. Ill put the leOrh of P • t»lic will sho^ the Co fcppr imeexo n-»> of i the future. J itlie South, co i ocal fields, the < honea the .u of til is i-lTort to , bv a liberal pat- s “low price, 0 the it prompt y All who h o ia i [t J e Wfor»* ’hel^tof October, ini •mate ia the reduce! rut--1 s *p7 I n A E BOARD rder to par- AN. Suj.’t. nixie Min PeMir. gIN0£ the market is 11 c cheap and alaltcratod Baki hooves the public toexeici.-c ing them. r.ih ao many rler*. it bo are in buy- s, guarding of Mattie J Har ris. Ann e L Harris and Jumei A Hurri-*. minor children of Tbo* A Harr;i deceased, haa m.d- upplication for letters of d:-mi »»ion from sai-J guardianshio. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to oe and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county oa tbe first Monday in November next to show cau-e if any they have why said application thcuM not be i nted- ^iti*e»smy hand o.Ii ialiy. J A McMANUS, Ordinary. August 4.1579. a-rfStd G eorgia, jaspe couaTr —where**.it it shown to me that the estat i of Wiley B Grubbg. iate of said county bui cow deceased, is uurepre-ented. Thisi* tuer* fere to cite all persona interest ed tv »pp-»rat uiv the first ilotiday in October n-xt and show cause if any they can whv administration upon the estate should not be vested in t. e clerk of tbe >uienor Court of saia county,or *OTe otner fi: an proper pjrson. Witness my hand officially. F M SWANSON. Ordinary. Ord nvry's office, MoLtice.io.Ga. • ugiut 3d. frenS Uftw*®* pBOk ;I A JA8PER0U11N X v, L VJ Bart'.-tt itipiie-* f^r admimstrati* :. ;-ibouu non cum t-.» tmemo auu^xo. on the ue of Jo-'a'r C H«Lks.lateof sain county,dec-; »ed Th.- l- iher -fore to c:te uil persons interested to appear at this office on or be ore the first 5Ion- da' .n October r ex', to sti »w ciusr, if any tn--j can, whv administration should not be granted the appllCa t as appUed for. Witness m> hand officially, F M. SWANSON, Ordinary. Ordinary*! office Monticello, Go, September 1. frep81'aw4w 3250Gi A. ^ 1 have sold my entire Candy ifanu’a torr. Tools, etc, to 5Ir Claries C Smith, aud I recommend frini n- « p-nt’emso in erery m:* ct j worthy of confld ;i.u^ ani patrouLge With a j grateful acknowledgment to a kind public wno j sustained me for more than thirty jta*s I com mend } ou to Mr smith’s establishment tor pure | unadulterated Can ly and hor.est dealing augtBlm MR ROGERS. THE DIXIE is the pores* and best Powder in the market. Hide at borne and used here, hundreds test : y to its superiority. AU I ask is a trial. Libel al discount to the trade. For f-a’e by :k-; grocers of the city. ohs R Wkst. Jas G Wi WEST BROS Cstlia Lcto,*!, foniiBi&nj S-rcbiit?, —AGEM3 PO&THB- W. & C. GUANO. 68 ; ay . t. - Savaanah, Ga. ROLAfiD B. BALL, Druggist, auglOtf 17 COTTON A YEN l fc. OPTZCIA® I RAGGING AND TIE5 nr t utt^: ticn to besint wi w Goar>o*r. hkx&y a roiuv W. W. GOKDON 1st co. I ?ncc-.»sor to T.,on s GordOr). Cotton Factors SAVE YOUn. 'THES. I P your vision i*» failing—i! you are vrcvuriv near-sirfhten, or jour eyesight u troubling you in any way, call on Mr. Ch- Refeldj Optlci&r , and your eywiaht will t^- R*, ej l.ia ?u r erior 8j»- Cycles hr:.i r>« 1 Dry wiF remcvft al riimn-v, blur-, oonfusici.* flontinv sp&ks h"d the n.ost s. : sitiv- >. ■••ill tw rrsioreo 'oits n >rru Uai.d 1 -~lvcv cu:.d. : j.j fcsviT.ir fatigue, rviuir.i.^ • -r.l nnu er a - .. g the weaker to v.-w p.:;:n!y..;i *' 't? rb;.;-t-. lh‘9eu-eftl ant unapurva* i.ui ie - ran •.r.ly be pro uruU rom Vr r l! RK/BLD, Hi.'* tab lsWnt— No io >t-c,nd '**. Xhcoh. Gh. spr9 6m I JOHS PLaSSBStT. JOirs L J0H3SDS JOHN FLANNKIU & CO Commi'siou Mi reliant', cotton Factors XO lit iii¥ STRiiKT. SAtMN N A’i.OA. ttOWl B.0 TINSLBT. Trav. !ia< A.vn>. L0AN->MM)K UPON StTI-KACf JKY A*. SCaANGr. osr torroN VERY FULL auViNi; SMAORo.VCJN- -1 } N AI K N Ta OF 1.0 TTON. BAGGING AND TIKA - URNISHED CUS- rrv-k< • '/jYfAT MillKtl t K!CE.i aaMSl a ditwCm “5MAFTINQ. Hhafting—but littl-i Will taxe ASHER Ai Rhip. Poplar Street, Macon Ga —AID— Commh siun Mfri-hunts, NOSRBLLVS RL0CK. BAYaTcKRT, SAVAINNaU, i> A . 4 GBNTS !or JK WKLL-S ..ILLS YARNS A .cil ixrvi BiGOl.VO m Bar AlARRRl Hal ‘ I etc, etc Tint -OR SALE AT LOW- HROMET ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL BUSINESS KNTBUSfeO To US .t L A?5?vVs AUVANCJSs MlU * ON CON- gl HKMS. ailg8l d ••••••••••••••••###### —**•*********'•

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, September 13, 1879, Image 1